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Title: The Goose Is Loose - A Fun Read
Review: "Goose Is Loose" is a fun read. I found some of the pranks Gossage tells us about to be a riot, such as Sparky Lyle and the birthday cake. This book is not an in depth biography like Al Stump's "Cobb" or Robert Creamer's "Babe" (I highly recommend both for baseball and histroy buffs), but rather a light in-the-locker room, on-the-field, in-the-pub insight on baseball in the '70s and '80s from Goose's point of view. It has a poignant side as well. For example, Goose describes the sense of loss after Thurman Munson's death. And I think the Goose gives us a fair critique of some his contemporaries. If you're a baseball fan you'll probably enjoy this book.
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