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Steve Kettmann is an author who delves into compelling narratives and insightful literary analysis. His work is characterized by a unique style that explores the complex motivations and philosophies driving his subjects. Kettmann aims to inspire readers, offering fresh perspectives through his thoughtful prose. His distinctive voice and approach make his writing a significant contribution to contemporary literature.

2016
Baseball Maverick
How Sandy Alderson Revolutionized Baseball and Revived the Mets
352 pages
13 hours of reading
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In 2010, the New York Mets faced significant challenges, including poor performance and ownership scandals. Sandy Alderson, a seasoned executive and former Marine, was brought in to revitalize the franchise. With a history of innovation from his time with the Oakland A's, Alderson implemented strategic changes, focusing on smart trades and developing young talent like Matt Harvey and Jacob deGrom. This narrative offers an insider's perspective on Alderson's efforts to restore the Mets to prominence while navigating budget constraints and the complexities of Major League Baseball.
2007
What A Party!
406 pages
15 hours of reading
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To a generation of Democrats, Terry McAuliffe is the ultimate political insider--confidante of the candidates, master strategist, mediator among party leaders, and without question the most successful fundraiser in political history. Providing readers with a fly-on-the-wall view, McAuliffe describes his life among Democrats. 16-page photo insert.

Baseball Maverick

What A Party!