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100 1  Tiant, Luis. 
245 10 Son of Havana :|ba baseball journey from Cuba to the big 
       leagues and back|h[Hoopla electronic resource] /|cLuis 
       Tiant, Saul Wisnia and Carl Yastrzemski. 
250    Unabridged. 
264  1 [United States] :|bTantor Audio,|c2019. 
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511 0  Narrated by Leon Nixon. 
520    Luis Tiant is one of the most charismatic and accomplished
       players in Boston Red Sox history-a cigar-chomping maestro
       who was the heart and soul of Boston's teams in the 1970s.
       In his white polyester uniform, with a paunch in his belly
       and a Fu Manchu mustache on his face, Tiant looked like a 
       guy rolling out of bed for a Sunday-morning beer league. 
       But nobody was a tougher competitor on the diamond, and 
       few were as successful. There may be no more qualified 
       pitcher not yet enshrined in the Baseball Hall of Fame. 
       His big-league dreams came at a steep price-racism in the 
       Deep South and the Boston suburbs, fifteen years separated
       from a family held captive in Castro's Cuba. But baseball 
       also delivered World Series stardom and a heroic return to
       his island home after a half-century of forced exile. The 
       man whose name-"El Tiante"-became a Fenway Park battle cry
       has never fully shared his tale in his own words, until 
       now. In Son of Havana, Tiant puts his huge heart on his 
       sleeve and describes his road from fields strewn with 
       rocks and rubbish in Havana to the pristine lawns of Major
       League ballparks. Ballplayers, family, and media also 
       weigh-in-including a foreword by fellow 1975 hero Carl 
       Yastrzemski and the first in-depth interview ever with 
       Hall of Fame catcher Carlton Fisk on the magic behind the 
       Boston batterymates. 
538    Mode of access: World Wide Web. 
700 1  Yastrzemski, Carl. 
700 1  Wisnia, Saul. 
700 1  Nixon, Leon.|4nrt 
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