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Publisher
Penguin Publishing Group
ISBN-10
1592402682
ISBN-13
9781592402687
eBay Product ID (ePID)
53848166
Product Key Features
Number of Pages
384 Pages
Language
English
Publication Name
Game of Shadows : Barry Bonds, Balco, and the Steroids Scandal That Rocked Professional Sports
Subject
Sports Medicine, Baseball / Essays & Writings, Baseball / General, Sociology of Sports, Pharmacology
Publication Year
2007
Type
Textbook
Subject Area
Sports & Recreation, Medical
Format
Uk-B Format Paperback
Dimensions
Item Height
0.8 in
Item Weight
11 Oz
Item Length
8 in
Item Width
5.2 in
Additional Product Features
Intended Audience
Trade
Reviews
Devastating. . . . groundbreaking. . . . Necessary reading for anyone concerned with the steroids era in baseball and track and field and its fallout on sports history. (Michiko Kakutani, "The New York Times"), The evidence is detailed, damning, and overwhelming. . . . It’s a growing bonfire of controversy. This book is one of the matches. (The Philadelphia Inquirer), [Fainaru-Wada and Williams] have got the goods and they reveal them methodically. Everything is well-sourced and meticulously explicated. ( Chicago Tribune ), "A sober, skillful and utterly damning account of not just the Bonds fiasco but the pervasive influence of steroids in sports."-- Los Angeles Times "Devastating. . . . groundbreaking. . . . Necessary reading for anyone concerned with the steroids era in baseball and track and field and its fallout on sports history."-- Michiko Kakutani , The New York Times "A compelling portrait of conspiracy. . . . Fascinating."-- The Boston Globe "Scorching. . . . A testament to baseball's failure."-- Newsweek "Superb. . . . Important and disturbing."-- San Francisco Chronicle "The evidence is detailed, damning, and overwhelming. . . . It's a growing bonfire of controversy. This book is one of the matches."-- The Philadelphia Inquirer "[Fainaru-Wada and Williams] have got the goods and they reveal them methodically. Everything is well-sourced and meticulously explicated."-- Chicago Tribune "A shocking expos of the seedy side of pro sports that underscores just how easy it is to cheat."-- Entertainment Weekly, The evidence is detailed, damning, and overwhelming. . . . Its a growing bonfire of controversy. This book is one of the matches. ("The Philadelphia Inquirer"), The evidence is detailed, damning, and overwhelming. . . . It’s a growing bonfire of controversy. This book is one of the matches. ( The Philadelphia Inquirer ), [Fainaru-Wada and Williams] have got the goods and they reveal them methodically. Everything is well-sourced and meticulously explicated. ("Chicago Tribune"), A sober, skillful and utterly damning account of not just the Bonds fiasco but the pervasive influence of steroids in sports. (Los Angeles Times), [Fainaru-Wada and Williams] have got the goods and they reveal them methodically. Everything is well-sourced and meticulously explicated. (Chicago Tribune), A sober, skillful and utterly damning account of not just the Bonds fiasco but the pervasive influence of steroids in sports. ("Los Angeles Times"), ÝFainaru-Wada and Williams¨ have got the goods and they reveal them methodically. Everything is well-sourced and meticulously explicated. ("Chicago Tribune"), "A sober, skillful and utterly damning account of not just the Bonds fiasco but the pervasive influence of steroids in sports."- Los Angeles Times "Devastating. . . . groundbreaking. . . . Necessary reading for anyone concerned with the steroids era in baseball and track and field and its fallout on sports history."- Michiko Kakutani , The New York Times "A compelling portrait of conspiracy. . . . Fascinating."- The Boston Globe "Scorching. . . . A testament to baseball's failure."- Newsweek "Superb. . . . Important and disturbing."- San Francisco Chronicle "The evidence is detailed, damning, and overwhelming. . . . It's a growing bonfire of controversy. This book is one of the matches."- The Philadelphia Inquirer "[Fainaru-Wada and Williams] have got the goods and they reveal them methodically. Everything is well-sourced and meticulously explicated."- Chicago Tribune "A shocking exposé of the seedy side of pro sports that underscores just how easy it is to cheat."- Entertainment Weekly, A sober, skillful and utterly damning account of not just the Bonds fiasco but the pervasive influence of steroids in sports. ( Los Angeles Times ), "A sober, skillful and utterly damning account of not just the Bonds fiasco but the pervasive influence of steroids in sports."-- Los Angeles Times "Devastating. . . . groundbreaking. . . . Necessary reading for anyone concerned with the steroids era in baseball and track and field and its fallout on sports history."-- Michiko Kakutani , The New York Times "A compelling portrait of conspiracy. . . . Fascinating."-- The Boston Globe "Scorching. . . . A testament to baseball's failure."-- Newsweek "Superb. . . . Important and disturbing."-- San Francisco Chronicle "The evidence is detailed, damning, and overwhelming. . . . It's a growing bonfire of controversy. This book is one of the matches."-- The Philadelphia Inquirer "[Fainaru-Wada and Williams] have got the goods and they reveal them methodically. Everything is well-sourced and meticulously explicated."-- Chicago Tribune "A shocking exposé of the seedy side of pro sports that underscores just how easy it is to cheat."-- Entertainment Weekly, Devastating. . . . groundbreaking. . . . Necessary reading for anyone concerned with the steroids era in baseball and track and field and its fallout on sports history. (Michiko Kakutani, The New York Times)
Dewey Edition
22
Grade From
Twelfth Grade
Illustrated
Yes
Dewey Decimal
362.29
Grade To
UP
Synopsis
In the summer of 1998 two of baseball leading sluggers, Mark McGwire and Sammy Sosa, embarked on a race to break Babe Ruth's single season home run record. The nation was transfixed as Sosa went on to hit 66 home runs, and McGwire 70. Three years later, San Francisco Giants All-Star Barry Bonds surpassed McGwire by 3 home runs in the midst of what was perhaps the greatest offensive display in baseball history. Over the next three seasons, as Bonds regularly launched mammoth shots into the San Francisco Bay, baseball players across the country were hitting home runs at unprecedented rates. For years there had been rumors that perhaps some of these players owed their success to steroids. But crowd pleasing homers were big business, and sportswriters, fans, and officials alike simply turned a blind eye. Then, in December of 2004, after more than a year of investigation, San Francisco Chronicle reporters Mark Fainaru-Wada and Lance Williams broke the story that in a federal investigation of a nutritional supplement company called BALCO, Yankees slugger Jason Giambi had admitted taking steroids. Barry Bonds was also implicated. Immediately the issue of steroids became front page news. The revelations led to Congressional hearings on baseball's drug problems and continued to drive the effort to purge the U.S. Olympic movement of drug cheats. Now Fainaru-Wada and Williams expose for the first time the secrets of the BALCO investigation that has turned the sports world upside down. Game of Shadows: Barry Bonds, BALCO, and the Steroid Scandal That Rocked Professional by award-winning investigative journalists Mark Fainaru-Wada and Lance Williams, is a riveting narrative about the biggest doping scandal in the history of sports, and how baseball's home run king, Barry Bonds of the San Francisco Giants, came to use steroids. Drawing on more than two years of reporting, including interviews with hundreds of people, and exclusive access to secret grand jury testimony, confidential documents, audio recordings, and more, the authors provide, for the first time, a definitive account of the shocking steroids scandal that made headlines across the country. The book traces the career of Victor Conte, founder of the BALCO laboratory, an egomaniacal former rock musician and self-proclaimed nutritionist, who set out to corrupt sports by providing athletes with "designer" steroids that would be undetectable on "state-of-the-art" doping tests. Conte gave the undetectable drugs to 28 of the world's greatest athletes--Olympians, NFL players and baseball stars, Bonds chief among them. A separate narrative thread details the steroids use of Bonds, an immensely talented, moody player who turned to performance-enhancing drugs after Mark McGwire of the St. Louis Cardinals set a new home run record in 1998. Through his personal trainer, Bonds gained access to BALCO drugs. All of the great athletes who visited BALCO benefited tremendously--Bonds broke McGwire's record--but many had their careers disrupted after federal investigators raided BALCO and indicted Conte. The authors trace the course of the probe, and the baffling decision of federal prosecutors to protect the elite athletes who were involved. Highlights of Game of Shadows include: Barry Bonds A look at how Bonds was driven to use performance-enhancing drugs in part by jealousy over Mark McGwire's record-breaking 1998 season. It was shortly thereafter that Bonds--who had never used anything more performance enhancing than a protein shake from the health food store--first began using steroids. How Bonds's weight trainer, steroid dealer Greg Anderson, arranged to meet Victor Conte before the 2001 baseball season with..., The blockbuster "New York Times" bestseller that caused a media firestorm and stayed in the headlines for weeks at last arrives in paperbackwith a new afterword about the Barry Bonds perjury investigation. This is the complete inside story of the BALCO steroids scandal from the award-winning reporters who broke the news nationally. In the summer of 1998, as baseball was still struggling to regain popularity lost during the contentious 1994 players strike that caused the World Series to be canceled, a race to break the home-run record transfixed the nation. Over the next three seasons, baseball players across the country hit home runs at unprecedented rates. Although sportswriters pointed to suspicions of juiced baseballs and small parks being responsible, there were whispers that illegal performance-enhancing drugs were being used. But home runs were big business, and baseball carried on with a weak performance-drug testing regime. In December of 2004, after more than a year of investigation, "San Francisco Chronicle" reporters Mark Fainaru-Wada and Lance Williams broke the story that in a federal investigation of a nutritional supplement company called BALCO, Barry Bonds and fellow slugger Jason Giambi had admitted to taking steroids. Immediately the issue of steroids in baseball became front-page news. In "Game of Shadows," Fainaru-Wada and Williams expose the secrets of BALCO, illuminating how professional athletes risked their health for a competitive edge., Told by the award-winning reporters who broke the story, this is the completeinside scoop of Barry Bonds and the shocking steroids scandal that rocked theprofessional sports world.
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