No season in baseball history has matched that of 1924 for escalating excitement. In alternating chapters of narrative and analysis, Reed Browning explains how the season marked the last time a team playing old-fashioned ""inside"" baseball won the championship.
He was the winner of 511 major league baseball games, nearly 100 more than any other pitcher, and was among the original 12 players inducted into baseball's Hall of Fame, but Cy Young remains a legendary but shadowy figure. This account of his life places him in the context of the time.
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