Jonathan Weeks Books

Focusing on the rich history of the Boston Bruins, this comprehensive survey highlights the team's resilience during the Great Depression and its status as one of the original six NHL clubs. With six Stanley Cup championships to their name, the book delves into the individual stories of legendary players and coaches who have contributed to the Bruins' legacy as consistent contenders over nearly a century. The narrative captures the essence of the team's journey and the impact of its key figures in the world of hockey.

Focusing on the legendary career of Mickey Mantle, this book by Jonathan Weeks explores the extraordinary stories that define the life of one of the most iconic sports figures of the twentieth century. It offers readers an enthralling journey through Mantle's experiences, showcasing his impact on baseball and his remarkable achievements.

Focusing on the least successful clubs in professional baseball, this book offers a vibrant exploration of teams that have largely faded from memory over three centuries. It combines engaging narratives of their misfortunes with extensive statistics, humorous anecdotes, and historical insights. Detailed player profiles highlight both the contributors to these teams' failures and those who attempted to turn their fortunes around, providing a comprehensive look at the darker side of America's pastime.

Joe DiMaggio emerges as a complex figure in the realm of professional baseball, characterized by his emotional restraint and unpredictable nature. Known as the "Yankee Clipper," he balanced elegance and grace on the field while maintaining a secretive persona off it. His remarkable talent and impeccable style made him a symbol of the American dream, yet his increasing distrust of others added depth to his character. This third installment of Jonathan Week's Yankees trilogy offers a wealth of anecdotes, statistics, and lesser-known facts about DiMaggio's life and career.

Focusing on the history of baseball, the book highlights twenty-two iconic teams over three centuries, detailing their periods of dominance. Each chapter explores the unique contributions of key players who played pivotal roles in shaping their teams' legacies, offering both a historical overview and personal insights into the athletes' impact on the game.

This book provides richly detailed profiles of the greatest Latino baseball players in Major League Baseball history, both past and present. Full of colorful anecdotes and inspiring stories, it offers an in-depth look at the influence of Latino players on baseball in the United States.

Exploring the darker side of baseball, this work delves into the lives of players whose unethical actions have significantly impacted the sport. Covering nearly three centuries, it highlights the notorious personalities among the 17,000-plus major league players, revealing the stories of those whose misconduct left a lasting legacy in baseball history.

Exploring the extraordinary and bizarre moments in baseball history, this book recounts the most uncommon events spanning three centuries, from the sport's early days to the 2013 season. It highlights epic brawls, unusual plays, and significant achievements, offering fans a fresh perspective beyond standard statistics. The detailed narratives promise to astonish and entertain, making it a unique read for those seeking to delve deeper into the game’s rich and often surprising history.