the U.S. Border Patrol, LAPD and the Immigration and Naturalization Service, where he was assigned to the violent gang task force. Keith was married to Kate and had three children, Conor, John, and Amelia, who live in Silver Spring, Maryland. Books Wait Till I Make the Show: Baseball in the Minor Leagues (1974) Celtics Pride: The rebuilding of Boston's world championship basketball team (1975) The Pro Game: The World of Professional Basketball (1975) Hondo: Celtic Man in Motion (1977) coauthored with John Havlicek Forty Eight Minutes (1987) with Terry Pluto Cousy on the Celtic Mystique (1988) coauthored with Bob Cousy Drive: The Story of My Life (1989) coauthored with Larry Bird Boston Celtics: The History, Legends, and Images of America's Most Celebrated Team (1990) The Four Seasons (1997) The Road to the Super Bowl (1997) A Day of Light and Shadows (2000) Introduction only When Boston Won the World Series: A Chronicle of Boston's Remarkable Victory in the First Modern World Series of 1903 (2004) The Best of Sport: Classic Writing from the Golden Era of Sports (2005) Scribe: My Life in Sports (2014) a memoir of Ryan's life References External links Bob Ryan's blog via Boston.com 1946 births Morrissey College of Arts & Sciences alumni Living people Writers from Trenton, New Jersey Sports in Boston Sportswriters from Massachusetts The Boston Globe people Boston Celtics announcers National Basketball Association broadcasters Lawrenceville School alumni Red Smith Award recipients