"Ted Williams batted .406 but Dick Enberg batted a thousand on everything he touched. This masterpiece was meticulously crafted with the same gifted storytelling, love, and passion that defined his legendary career. We lost Dick shortly after he finished this project, but luckily for those of us who treasured his friendship, we can hear him on every page of the book." -Jim Nantz

“As a boy, Dick Enberg idolized Ted Williams. Later, Dick, like Ted, became a master of his craft. As the fates would have it, the two would become friends. This book is both an homage to the game Dick loved best, and a unique remembrance of one of the most compelling figures that game has ever known.” -Bob Costas

“An all-time broadcaster meets an all-time hitter. Two Hall of Famers have produced a grand slam home run.” -Vin Scully

“As his parting gift, the classy Dick Enberg reminds us once again why we love baseball.” -Tim McCarver

"Ted Williams batted .406 but Dick Enberg batted a thousand on everything he touched. This masterpiece was meticulously crafted with the same gifted storytelling, love, and passion that defined his legendary career. We lost Dick shortly after he finished this project, but luckily for those of us who treasured his friendship, we can hear him on every page of the book." -Jim Nantz

“As a boy, Dick Enberg idolized Ted Williams. Later, Dick, like Ted, became a master of his craft. As the fates would have it, the two would become friends. This book is both an homage to the game Dick loved best, and a unique remembrance of one of the most compelling figures that game has ever known.” -Bob Costas

“An all-time broadcaster meets an all-time hitter. Two Hall of Famers have produced a grand slam home run.” -Vin Scully

“As his parting gift, the classy Dick Enberg reminds us once again why we love baseball.” -Tim McCarver