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This is one of those movies I missed in the movie theater, and the only reason I noticed it when it came on Starz was because the cable guide said it was 4 stars. I keep it on the DVR and occasionally rewatch the scene where Haterberg hits the home run...which gives me chills every time I see it. My only complaint is that after the climax, the ending drug on for a bit, but I guess true stories don't always follow the traditional fictional story model though.

Hi there, I was asked to write a report on a sports biography, however I am not sure whether I would want to read Moneyball or The blind Side. I am looking for a biography that is truly moving and will cause me to have an emotional connection to the book to a certain extent in the sense where I am motivated and inspired at the end. Nothing to boring as well, so I guess an easy to read (considering I have to read another biography for English as well) and something that will just make me want to continue on reading it. Considering this, which one do you think I should read? and if you have another suggestion please feel free to let suggest a different book! Much appreciated!