This official 25th anniversary publication of the Milwaukee Brewers chronicles the unique relationship between the team and its fans. The book focuses on the growth of the franchise as a national powerhouse in the 1970s and the march to the 1982 World Series. Features an introduction by Bud Seilig and a foreword by Bob Uecker. 400+ full color photos.

True brew : a quarter century with the Milwaukee Brewers

Sports & Outdoors

Chuck Carlson

Miscellaneous

Taylor Publishing Company (TX)

New and old tales alike bring back special memories and reveal a part of what makes the Green Bay Packers more than just a football team to the many fans of the storied franchise.

Tales from the Packers Sideline : A Collection of the Greatest Stories Ever Told

Sports Publishing, LLC

When Bart Starr snuck across the goal line in the withering cold of Lambeau Field to beat the Dallas Cowboys in 1967, "The Ice Bowl" became the greatest game in Green Bay Packers history. Unless, of course, it was the NFC championship win over the Carolina Panthers in 1997 that sent the Packers back to the Super Bowl for the first time in 30 years. Maybe it was that mind-bending 48-47 Monday night win over the Washington Redskins in 1983, or perhaps it was the Western Conference title win over the Baltimore Colts in 1965 on an overtime field goal that Colts players to this day say was no good. It could also have been any one of Green Bay’s three Super Bowl wins or the victory over the San Francisco 49ers in 1995 that cemented the Packers as a force in the NFL once again. Maybe it was any one of a number of games against their ancient rivals, the Chicago Bears, or maybe it was as recently as the 2003 NFC playoff win over the Seattle Seahawks or Brett Favre’s remarkable performance after his father died. Maybe it wasn’t even a Packers victory that earned its way into history. Perhaps that’s the beauty of a franchise with such a long and lyrical history as the Packers—so many big games and so many opportunities to pick the ones that really matter. So many years have produced so many games and so many memories. In Chuck Carlson’s Game of My Life, former and current players and coaches talk about the best, the most important, the most entertaining, or just the strangest games this franchise has ever played. Some will be obvious choices, but others may tax the memory of even the most stalwart Packers fans. For a franchise steeped in history, tradition, and legend, this book is bound to touch on a game that sits fondly in the hearts of Packers fans everywhere.

Game of My Life : Memorable Stories of Packers Football

There are probably as many stories from the Green Bay Packers sideline as there are fans of one of the country’s most storied sports franchises. That’s what Tales from the Packers Sideline is all about.  Since the earliest days of professional football, the Packers have been as much a part of the game as the ball itself—from Curly Lambeau to Johnny "Blood" McNally; from Bart Starr to Ray Nitschke; from the Ice Bowl to Vince Lombardi to Mike Holmgren and Brett Favre. Some of the stories will feel as familiar and comfortable as tailgating at Lambeau Field on a gorgeous October morning. Others will be new to even the most avid Packers fan. But hopefully, all will bring back special memories and reveal a part of what makes the Green Bay Packers more than just a football team.  This is a franchise that has grown up with the country, and everyone has a favorite Packers story. From odd pregame rituals to controversial coaching decisions to strange players to the details behind what made a great game a truly great game, the stories are there to be told—and Tales from the Packers Sideline does just that.

When Bart Starr snuck across the goal line in the withering cold of Lambeau Field to beat the Dallas Cowboys in 1967, The Ice Bowl became the greatest game in Green Bay Packers history. Unless, of course, it was the NFC championship win over the Carolina Panthers in 1997 that sent the Packers back to the Super Bowl for the first time in 30 years. Maybe it was that mind-bending 48-47 Monday night win over the Washington Redskins in 1983, or perhaps it was the Western Conference title win over the Baltimore Colts in 1965 on an overtime field goal that Colts players to this day say was no good. It could also have been any one of Green Bays three Super Bowl wins or the victory over the San Francisco 49ers in 1995 that cemented the Packers as a force in the NFL once again. Maybe it was any one of a number of games against their ancient rivals, the Chicago Bears, or maybe it was as recently as the 2003 NFC playoff win over the Seattle Seahawks or Brett Favres remarkable performance after his father died. Maybe it wasnt even a Packers victory that earned its way into history. Perhaps thats the beauty of a franchise with such a long and lyrical history as the Packersso many big games and so many opportunities to pick the ones that really matter.So many years have produced so many games and so many memories. In Chuck Carlsons Game of My Life, former and current players and coaches talk about the best, the most important, the most entertaining, or just the strangest games this franchise has ever played. Some will be obvious choices, but others may tax the memory of even the most stalwart Packers fans. For a franchise steeped in history, tradition, and legend, this book is bound to touch on a gamethat sits fondly in the hearts of Pa

Game of My Life: Green Bay Packers : Memorable Stories of Packers Football

No other NFL team possesses the passion and fighting spirit of the Pittsburgh Steelers, winners of an unprecedented six Super Bowl titles. Pittsburgh Steelers: Yesterday & Today brings to life more than 75 years of drama and thrills. Reaching football s pinnacle was a long, hard climb, but after 40 years of struggle, the Steelers emerged as a powerhouse in the 1970s, featuring future Hall of Fame players Terry Bradshaw, Franco Harris, and Mean Joe Greene. Three decades later, Ben Roethlisberger, Hines Ward, and Troy Polamalu led Pittsburgh to two more championships. With compelling text and photography, Pittsburgh Steelers: Yesterday & Today presents the Steelers triumphant story.Former Steelers linebacker Andy Russell kicks off this definitive chronicle with a foreword. Lavish pictorial spreads feature photos of Steelers artifacts and memorabilia. With 144 pages of colorful and insightful stories, readers will enjoy a thrilling presentation of the Pittsburgh Steelers. Here are some of the subjects covered in the book:  Steelers legends Terry Bradshaw, Mean Joe Greene, Franco Harris, Lynn Swann, Jerome Bettis, and Ben Roethlisberger.  Franco Harris s 1972 Immaculate Reception, that gave the Steelers their first postseason win in 40 years of existence.  The legendary Steel Curtain defense of Mean Joe Greene, Ernie Holmes, Dwight White, and L. C. Greenwood.  Santonio Holmes s game-winning touchdown catch in Super Bowl XLIII.  Head coaches Chuck Noll, Bill Cowher, and Mike Tomlin.Pittsburgh Steelers: Yesterday & Today is a rich and dynamic look at one of professional football s most-storied franchises. The book is an worthy keepsake for Steelers fans and also makes an ideal gift.

Yesterday and Today : Pittsburgh Steelers

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True brew : a quarter century with the Milwaukee Brewers

True brew : a quarter century with the Milwaukee Brewers

Tales from the Packers Sideline : A Collection of the Greatest Stories Ever Told

Game of My Life : Memorable Stories of Packers Football

Tales from the Packers Sideline : A Collection of the Greatest Stories Ever Told

Game of My Life: Green Bay Packers : Memorable Stories of Packers Football

Yesterday and Today : Pittsburgh Steelers