The Boston Red Sox: From Cy to the Kid

Focusing on Boston's deep connection with its American League franchise, this book chronicles the Red Sox's journey from their inception in 1901 through their early triumphs, including the first World Series win in 1903. It highlights key figures like Cy Young, Tris Speaker, and Babe Ruth, showcasing their impact on the team's dominance until 1918. The narrative also covers the franchise's decline in the 1920s, the revival during the Yawkey era, and the emergence of Ted Williams, positioning the Red Sox as a powerhouse in postwar baseball.