"I managed good, but boy did they play bad."
By: Written and edited by Jim Bouton, with Neil Offen.
Contributors: Offen, Neil.
Edition: [1st ed.
Publisher: Playboy Press
Published: 1973
Place of publication: Chicago]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 325
Subjects: Baseball -- Biography.; Baseball -- Management.
Table of contents: title: Rocky Bridges: "I managed good, but boy did they play bad," by G. Rogin.; title: John McGraw: The glory of his time, by L. Ritter. From the bench, by C. Mathewson.; title: Casey Stengel: Musings of a dugout Socrates, by G. Millstein. The last angry old man, by E. Linn.; title: Ralph Houk, Yogi Berra, Johnny Keane: Which of us took the greater fall? By B. Veeck.; title: A locker room view, by J. Bouton.; title: Connie Mack: Cornelius McGillicuddy - Mr. Mack, by B. Considine.; title: Walter Alston: Manager with a hair shirt, by M. Durslag.; title: Leo Durocher: "They ain't getting no maiden," by R. Kahn. How Durocher blew the pennant, by W. B. Furlong.; title: Charlie Dressen: Advisor to Presidents, by J. Lardner.; title: Squawks Magrew: You could look it up, by J. Thurber.; title: Joe McCarthy: Nobody's neutral, by E. Fitzgerald.; title: Dick Williams: How Dick Williams became the world champion manager, by J. Bouton.; title: George Stallings: The miracle man, by T. Meany.; title: Joe Schultz: The manager who wasn't, by J. Bouton.