Audiobooks Narrated by Ian Esmo

Meet Martin “Buzzy” Schwartz, champion trader, the man whose nerves of steel and killer instinct in the canyons of Wall Street earned him the well deserved name of Pit Bull.

“Everything on the science of the game has been written, little on how to learn it. So I outline a method of learning and stress certain points about the golf swing…

From its beginnings, America has acted out much of its history on the battlefront.

Left behind to guard their army's flank, Union soldiers relax with a baseball and bat, when a company of Alabama infantry appears from the woods.

The average American today knows little about the Spanish-American War or why we entered it. This conflict, however, reunited a country left divided just thirty years before in the Civil War.

Greg Norman, winner of more than seventy tournaments, including the 1986 and 1993 British Open…

To many, Walter Johnson is the greatest pitcher of all time. He was a star second to none from the dawn of the game's modern era through the "Golden Age of Sports" of the Roaring Twenties.

Beginning in 1946, the then eight-year-old author, accompanied by father and grandfather, takes the long train ride out to Fenway Park to find some truth in immortals like Doerr, DiMaggio, York, and Williams.

Were the careers of Hank Greenberg and Bill Dickey ended by their service? How would wartime players like Hal Newhouser and Dick Wakefield fare against returning veterans?

In the 1920s, Rogers Hornsby was the National League’s foremost star.