Ron Rapoport was a prominent sports journalist whose insightful commentary graced the pages of the Chicago Sun-Times for over two decades. His work also appeared in esteemed publications like the Los Angeles Times and the Associated Press, reaching a broad audience. For twenty years, he provided engaging sports analysis as a commentator for NPR's Weekend Edition, sharing his deep understanding of the games. Rapoport has authored several books, further cementing his legacy as a respected voice in sports and entertainment writing.
This book offers a profound and emotional look at golf legend Bobby Jones, the only player to achieve the Grand Slam in 1930. Author Ron Rapoport draws on new materials to unveil Jones' struggles, including his early failures, health pressures, and the hidden battles with illness that shaped his life and career.
The definitive and revealing biography of Chicago Cubs legend Ernie Banks, one of America's most iconic, beloved, and misunderstood baseball players, by acclaimed journalist Ron Rapoport.