In what is sure to be the definitive book on Eddie Collins's life and long career, author Rick Huhn covers the Hall of Fame player's experiences from childhood through his days at Columbia University, his tenure with the great Athletics clubs of 1906-1914, the highs and lows of a championship and scandal with the White Sox, and his return to the A's during their final run at greatness. By the time his 25-year playing career had ended, he was a pivotal performer on five all-time great clubs, dominating his position like no one before (or since), and earning a reputation for intelligent, selfless play that followed him to Cooperstown. Also covered in detail is his tenure with the Boston Red Sox, a team he served variously as part owner, vice-president and general manager until 1951, when after 45 years in major league baseball a stroke ended his career and, weeks later, his life.

Black by Rose is the key to it all. When CSI Eddie Collins resigns from the job, it triggers a series of life changing events; but not only for him. Operation Domino is the Major Crime Unit's investigation into gang boss, Slade Crosby, and the death of an undercover officer. But when Eddie finds a gangland victim dead in his house, he confronts Crosby and instantly wishes he hadn't. There is a gun at his head. And no way out. Even the MCU cannot save him. Eddie is missing. Tampered evidence halts Domino's progress, and with Eddie out of the way, Slade is in the clear. There's only one way to get him off the streets...

CSI Eddie Collins embarks on another ordinary day. But the people he meets in a lift prove that you should never make assumptions, never let preconceptions sway your judgement. And never let down your guard. The Lift is a stand alone Eddie Collins short story of about 30 pages.

Hollywood actor/private eye Eddie Collins discovers a key in the pocket of a costume he's wearing on a film shoot. He soon finds himself investigating the disappearance of a young actress, that puts his life in danger

Presents a series of lineups from each baseball franchise and explores the careers of baseball players both famous and obscure.

First published in 1984, The Hidden Game of Baseball ushered in the sabermetric revolution by demonstrating that we were thinking about baseball stats--and thus the game itself--all wrong. This brand-new edition retains the body of the original, with its rich, accessible analysis rooted in a deep love of baseball, while adding a new introduction by the authors tracing the book's influence over the years.