En 2007, Mike Lowell, el jugador de tercera base de los Red Sox, llevo a su equipo a ganar la Serie Mundial por segunda vez en cuatro anos. Para lograrlo, tuvo que vencer una multitud de obstaculos. Como pudo triunfar es una gran historia de superacion, un modelo a seguir ante la adversidad que ha experimentado a lo largo de su vida Mike Lowell, y el exito al ser unos de los mejores jugadores de beisbol de los ultimos tiempos. Este libro resulta ser un relato muy conmovedor y entusiasta, narrandonos como paso su ninez en Puerto Rico, pasando por los altibajos dentro de su carrera en el deporte profesional y hasta la batalla contra el cancer, lo que lo ha llevado a ser un ser humano excepcional y ejemplo para milliones de personas.
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"I have to give this one 5 Stars... he's my baseball boyfriend. And yes, my husband knows it. But, serioulsly, I found it interesting to have a peek in his life. I ehjoyed the pace and how it kind of bounces around the timeline of his life. "
— Annie (5 out of 5 stars)
" A decent sports autobiography of one of baseball's genuinely good people. "
— Scott, 1/29/2014" He's such a class act. "
— Stepha, 1/16/2014" One of the Red Sox key players to the 2009 World Series! "
— Robert, 1/15/2014" For an autobiography of a baseball player it was good. I learned a lot about him that I did not know previously from reading the Sports page and TV. After reading one realizes it is his character that his teammates respect him for, as well as his athletic skill. "
— Pat, 1/9/2014" Excellent book - well worth reading - understanding that getting to MLB is a long journey and the drive and persistence required. "
— Elizabeth, 1/7/2014" Love this book..I learned alot about what Mike had to go through to get to the Major League! "
— Kristen, 12/31/2013" best baseball book in the world i swear i have never read something that is so humbling! "
— Tyler, 12/14/2013" I kike Mike Lowell and found this book to be an inspiring look at how he came into baseball as well as his struggle with cancer and the look at his life so far overall. "
— Melissa, 11/29/2013" Mike Lowell is my favorite Red Sox - so when he wrote this book I just had to read it! Honestly, he's not much of an author, but it was a really great way to get to know his background and what it's like coming up in the ranks of Major League Baseball. If you like the Red Sox, you'd like this book! "
— Valerie, 11/21/2013" Some interesting info about Mike Lowell, his family and career. Terrible writing with lots of repetition and chronologically difficult to follow. "
— Laura, 7/3/2013" An interesting read if you already know a little about this guy. If it's all true, this is one athlete worth looking up to. "
— Cfenno, 5/21/2013" A little all over the place chronologically. Overall a good book about not just a great ball player, but a great guy! "
— Jessica, 12/3/2012" Mike Lowell's story is inspirational as well as humorous, but this telling of it is hard to follow, choppy, and light on photographs. I was hoping for a more ordered, chronological tale, and didn't get it from Lowell and Bradford. Too bad. :( "
— Amy, 12/3/2012" Mike Lowell is one of my favorite players and I really enjoyed reading this book. He seems so down to earth and a sincerely great guy. His dedication to his team mates and the game of baseball shined through the entire book. "
— Candy, 7/20/2012" I admire and respect Mikey Lowell, especially his character - on and off the baseball field. Not a classic, but an interesting read about the 2007 Red Sox World Series MVP. "
— Joe, 7/16/2012" I have a lot more respect for Mike Lowell after reading this book. "
— Samantha, 7/7/2012" As a huge Red Sox and Mike Lowell fan, I loved it! :) "
— Stacy, 3/17/2012" LOVED this book. The book did jump from subject to subject in the chapters, but it was done in a neat way (that make sense?). Can't wait for Timmy Wake's to come out! If only Rob Bradford wrote that book too... "
— Krystle, 1/21/2012" LOVED this book. The book did jump from subject to subject in the chapters, but it was done in a neat way (that make sense?). Can't wait for Timmy Wake's to come out! If only Rob Bradford wrote that book too... "
— Krystle, 12/21/2010" For an autobiography of a baseball player it was good. I learned a lot about him that I did not know previously from reading the Sports page and TV. After reading one realizes it is his character that his teammates respect him for, as well as his athletic skill. "
— Pat, 12/10/2010" Some interesting info about Mike Lowell, his family and career. Terrible writing with lots of repetition and chronologically difficult to follow. "
— Laura, 7/27/2009" One of the Red Sox key players to the 2009 World Series! "
— Robert, 6/14/2009" An interesting read if you already know a little about this guy. If it's all true, this is one athlete worth looking up to. "
— Cfenno, 5/30/2009" Excellent book - well worth reading - understanding that getting to MLB is a long journey and the drive and persistence required. "
— Elizabeth, 3/8/2009" I kike Mike Lowell and found this book to be an inspiring look at how he came into baseball as well as his struggle with cancer and the look at his life so far overall. "
— Melissa, 1/28/2009" Love this book..I learned alot about what Mike had to go through to get to the Major League! "
— Kristen, 6/13/2008Michael Averett Lowell is a former professional baseball third baseman in major league baseball. He played for the New York Yankees, Florida Marlins, and the Boston Red Sox.
Rob Bradford served as a Red Sox beat writer for the Boston Herald and the Eagle-Tribune (Lawrence, Mass.). Prior to manning the Red Sox beat, he spent several years at the Lowell Sun. He has written two books: Chasing Steinbrenner and Deep Drive: A Long Journey to Discovering the Champion Within, which he coauthored with Red Sox third baseman Mike Lowell. He is currently a columnist for WEEI.com.