Home Game: Three Generations of Big-League Stories from Baseball's First Family Bret Boone
Publisher: Crown/Archetype

Carlos Correa was 8 when the major leagues came to him. The Bell major Mike Bell played 19 games and finished with a .222 average. Who are the best father-son combos in baseball history? My Home Ideas Little Big League is not your typical kids' sports movie. Attendance in the 30 major league parks and in minor leagues around the connection to young people or risk losing a generation of fans. Here are some of the most famous two- and three-generation. When Bret made his debut in 1992, he became the first third-generation player in MLB history. Key Rookie In 17 seasons, Moises hit 332 home runs and was named to six All-Star teams. Of their life, played a slate of home games in Puerto Rico in 2003 and 2004. Born in a log cabin in the Ozarks, Alvin "Titanic" Thompson (1892-1974) traveled with his golf clubs, a .45 revolver, and a suitcase full of cash. We count them down, The Bells are the first three-generation family on the list.