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No. 7: Greatest Sports Books Ever

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By David Maraniss
| joeposnanski.com
We’re counting down my ten most dog-eared, beaten-up, food-stained sports books — not necessarily the best or most important, just the ones I’ve gone back to again and again. Each day until September 10 (when I will be announcing my new book), I’ll share one of these beloved books (and, because why not, I’m also pairing each with a fountain pen from my collection). Reminder: During the countdown, we’re offering 10% off at the JoeBlogs Store. Simply enter PENNANT10 as your discount code at checkout.
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July Book of the Month: Our Team

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By David Maraniss, John Miller, Sam Sheridan
| joeposnanski.com
Hi everyone — All right, it’s time for the second JoeBlogs Book of the Month! We kicked things off in June with Tommy Tomlinson’s Dogland, and now we’re back with another great nonfiction pick. We’ve handed this over to you Brilliant Readers, and this month’s choice was made by our Boys of Summer sports panel. And you chose a great one: Luke Epplin’s “Our Team: The Epic Story of Four Men and the World Series That Changed Baseball.” I couldn’t be happier with the pick — “Our Team” is terrific.
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Michigan’s top elections official fought for democracy. Then Trump won

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By David Maraniss
| Detroit News Verified
Detroit - Jocelyn Benson, Michigan’s secretary of state, had just concluded an election night news conference at Ford Field extolling the virtues of the vote when she learned that Donald Trump might be on his way to reclaiming the presidency.
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