Finding America in a Minor League Ballpark

In this engaging audiobook, social scientist Harris Cooper recounts his experience as a Seating Bowl Host at a minor league baseball game, offering insights into the diverse array of fans and their connections to the sport. Blending personal stories with a brief history of minor league baseball, the Durham Bulls, and the city of Durham, the book explores the broader cultural significance of baseball as a reflection of American life. Through profiles of players and discussions of baseball films, it paints a vivid portrait of the shared love for the game across different communities.