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Big PapiTony Massarotti
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Big Papi

265 pagesFirst published 20074 editions · 2 languages
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Ortiz is a hero to many. Raised in the Dominican Republic, signed by the Seattle Mariners, and released by the Minnesota Twins, David Ortiz landed in baseball-crazy Boston. Generally regarded as an underachiever up to that point in his career, Ortiz blossomed into one of the most feared and adored sluggers in baseball while altering the course of the game's history by helping Boston win its first World Series in eighty-six years, breaking the infamous "Curse of the Bambino." Along the way, Ortiz established his place as a truly Ruthian figure in the annals of our national pastime: an imposing…

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Editions

4 in Spinefolk
FormatPublisherYearPagesISBN
Edition · spaSt. Martin's Press2007—9781429962148
EditionSt. Martin's Press2007—9781429917162
HardcoverSt. Martin's Press20072889780312366339
Paperback · spaSt. Martin's Press20072429780312366636
Baseball playersBoston Red Sox (Baseball team)World Series (Baseball) (2004)Biography