AUSTIN, Texas - s4story -- In the lead up to spring training and the 2021 MLB season, I have another fantastic offering from the University of Nebraska Press and author Greg Larson.

"CLUBBIE: A Minor League Baseball Memoir" (University of Nebraska Press, April 1) is a hilarious behind-the-scenes tale of two seasons in the mysterious world of Minor League Baseball. With cinematic detail and a colorful cast of characters, author Greg Larson spins an unforgettable true story for baseball fans and nonfans alike.

As a postscript, Minor League Baseball is transforming. Forty minor league teams have lost their affiliation status. Short-season leagues no longer exist. The New York-Penn League (in which CLUBBIE takes place) has been wiped off the map.

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So CLUBBIE is a rare––and perhaps final—behind-the-scenes artifact of the mysterious world that most fans may never got the chance to experience in person.

About the Author

Greg Larson is an author, editor, and stand-up comedian. He spent two years as a clubhouse attendant for Cal Ripken Jr.'s Aberdeen IronBirds, the short-season single-A affiliate for the Baltimore Orioles.

About the Book

Title: "CLUBBIE: A Minor League Baseball Memoir"

Author: Greg Larson

Publisher: University of Nebraska Press

Release Date: April 1

Details: Hardcover / 264 pages / $27.95

ISBN: 978-1496224293

https://www.nebraskapress.unl.edu/nebraska/9781496224293/