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Championship Blood: The San Francisco Giants-2014 World Series Champions
Hardback
Main Details
Title |
Championship Blood: The San Francisco Giants-2014 World Series Champions
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Authors and Contributors |
By (author) Brian Murphy
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By (photographer) Brad Mangin
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Foreword by Bruce Bochy
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Physical Properties |
Format:Hardback | Pages:136 | Dimensions(mm): Height 356,Width 279 |
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Category/Genre | Photographs: collections Sports and outdoor recreation Baseball |
ISBN/Barcode |
9781937359799
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Classifications | Dewey:796.357640979461 |
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Publishing Details |
Publisher |
Cameron & Company Inc
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Imprint |
Cameron & Company Inc
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Publication Date |
21 April 2015 |
Publication Country |
United States
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Description
The San Francisco Giants won their third World Series in five years in 2014, and Championship Blood: The 2014 World Series Champion San Francisco Giants captures the season like no other book does. This large-format, jacketed, full-color photo book features the dynamic photographs of legendary Sports Illustrated photographer Brad Mangin. Paired wit
Author Biography
Brian Murphy is a popular sports radio show host on San Francisco's KNBR and the author of San Francisco Giants: 50 Years, Worth the Wait; The Last Putt; Worth the Wait; Never. Say. Die.; and the recently released San Francisco 49ers: From Kezar to Levi's. Brad Mangin is a freelance sports photographer based in the San Francisco Bay Area where he regularly shoot assignments for Sports Illustrated and Major League Baseball Photos. Brad's first two books, Worth the Wait and Never. Say. Die., were both published in celebration of the San Francisco Giants' recent World Series Championships. Brad is also the photographer of Instant Baseball: The Baseball Instagrams of Brad Mangin, published in 2013.
Reviews"The third collaboration of Giants lore by KNBR's Brian Murphy and photographer Brad Mangin, "Championship Blood," is an absolute gem. Murphy wrote crisp 500-word essays, Mangin produced his signature collection (nobody shoots the game quite like him) and the irrepressible Tim Flannery wrote a very cool afterword." - Bruce Jenkins, San Francisco Chronicle
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