Kids Mlb Pitching Machine
Can’t remember book title?
A few years back, I read a charming book (just a good read, not Great Lit) about a baseball prodigy. He was from Mississippi and learned his baseball skills from his father (who later died in prison). He and his mother then moved to Chicago. I remember that he was so advanced for his age that he couldn’t play youth baseball because he was actually a danger to the other kids. Other details: he repaired an old pitching machine to develop his skills on his own; became the youngest player ever to play MLB; his mother was strongly religious and raised him so; book was written by a Mississippi author. Any help? Thanks
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Parish 9 yr old boy hits MLB 80 mph baseball pitching machine
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