Frequently described as the greatest scandal in baseball, the Black Sox Scandal of 1919 made famous the name Shoeless Joe Jackson. Many books and movies have been made detailing this moment in sports history. In spite of the debate about what should have been done with the players and whether Joe Jackson was treated fairly, the result of the scandal and its effect on baseball will always be the same. Or will it? What would you do if you could warn Shoeless Joe Jackson and the others? What if you could help change what happened to such great baseball players? What if just by holding a baseball card you could go back in time and see such great players as Satchel Page or Babe Ruth? Some might decide that with such a power they would go back and warn Joe Jackson and the others of what was going to happen. That is exactly what Joe Stoshack, a thirteen-year-old baseball player, is going to do. In the same style as his other books with Joe Stoshack, Dan Gutman uses a detailed knowledge of baseball and history to create a wonderful story. Just picking up the book, the reader is intrigued to find out how this young man is going to change the course of history and what that could mean for baseball. Recommended for any collection of historical fiction. 2002, HarperCollins Children's Books, Orsborn