Title: The Boys of Summer it ain't
Product review: Too short and nothing new. Anyone interested enough in the Dodgers to purchase this book probably already knows everything the book has to say. You get a short history of the Dodgers, a synopsis of the '55 season and a play by play of the Series. A good third of the book, at least the Kindle edition, is taken up by an appendix giving a game by game rehash of the 1955 season in table form. This after devoting several chapters to the same topic. Of all the statistics, box scores and Jamesian analysis of baseball I've ever seen, this table is among the most useless.
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