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File Size: 668 KB
Print Length: 368 pages
Publisher: Little, Brown and Company (September 3, 2007)
Publication Date: September 3, 2007
Sold by: Hachette Book Group
Language: English
ASIN: B001D4W960
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Although I live in Ohio, I grew up as a fan of Bill Russell, Red Auerbach and the Boston Celtics. As I have gotten older and learned more about those two men in particular, my admiration has only deepened. This book, is not a biography, but a look at Auerbach in a way that a true biography might not be able to do. It is almost like being there as he interacts with a select group of people and regales them with story after story about many of the names (familiar and unfamiliar) that he encountered during his career. It is a thoroughly readable, enjoyable book for any fan of basketball history. He truly was a man who did not judge by ethnicity; instead, he looked at character. As he said in the book, you win by having good players who are also good people. A close look at the Celtic dynasty of the 50s and 60s is proof that it works. I highly recommend this book. I just wish that it was longer and that it contained more stories about Russell and Red's relationship with him over the years.
I first came across this book in a used book store. As a basketball junkie I bought it immediately and really enjoyed it. I have discussed it with several other Bball Junkies who - like me - both laughed and cried while reading it. There are lots and lots of behind the scenes stories at every level of the game that confirmed for me that BASKETBALL is the only sport worth really caring about. One of my favorites was the Celtics drafting a good college player who had been seriously injured in an accident; and then flying him from the Midwest to Boston to be introduced as a team member, with a complete uniform, locker and other team status markings.Other than Bball, the stories from and about the Tuesday 11:00 AM Chinese Food luncheons are worth twice whatever you have to pay for the book (not a Kindle). Following directly from the Tuesday lunches, the trip to the White House is another magnificent story.The reason for me being able to write this review is because I ordered another copy of the book through Amazon to give as a present to a distant friend. The opportunity to spread the word to so many other BJ's is a great pleasure and I hope others decide to buy it. I know it is not Feinstein's most famous book, but his skills are just as obvious here as in anything else he has published.
I am not a big fan of basketball, but I do remember Red Auerbach when he coached the Boston Celtics. Red and many of his friends have weekly Tuesday get-togethers at the China Doll Restaurant in Washington, D.C. where they swap stories with one another. Red gives his opinions on coaches today who he feels overcoach their team and often play to the cameras and fans by jumping up and down and screaming with their team up by 20 or 30 points with a minute or two in the game. Red's rule for winning is simple: Get good players who are good people and you will have a winning team. People say Red was a great coach because he had great players. But, the author adds, "Who do you think chose the players?" Red always has had a good relationship with Bobby Knight. Knight said, "He (Red) was nice to me for no reason years ago and he never stopped." A pet peeve of his is P.A. announcers who mumble the names of the visiting players during introductions and then boost up the P.A. system when the home team is introduced "as if they just saved the planet." Red finally gave up coaching at the age of forty eight due to exhaustion. Dealing with having to scout and being a general manager and keeping the team's talent pool coming had worn him out. Reading this book is a learning experience for coaches on all levels, and I am proof you don't have to be a basketball fan to enjoy the book.
John Feinstein's books have been more miss than hit this decade, which is why it's a pleasure to go back and read one of his gems. This time his subject is Red Auerbach, the long time coach/GM of the Boston Celtics, and the man who has more championship rings than anyone in the history of the game. The book is basically a collection of Red's favorite Celtics anecdotes, which he often told over lunch to a select group of friends at his favorite Chinese restaurant The China Doll in Washington D.C. (now closed) The book is written in a breezy, conversational style, which will make you feel as though you are seated next to Red at the table as he holds court.Let Me Tell You A Story is a must-read, and will be of specific interest to Celtics fans, but should have something to offer general basketball fans as well. However, if you are a fan of the Lakers, Knicks, or Bulls, you might not like what Red has to say about your team ;)
Of all the Sports that Feinstein covers I think he covers Basketball Best.This is a superb tale of the Legendary Boston Celtic's LEADER. I was told that Red grew up in the DC area going to a Segregated Roosevelt High School. I wondered how someone coming from a Segregated Environment could draft one of the first 3 African Americans in the Now NBA. Also how he could select the first African American Coach. Well he grew up in Brooklyn in a multi-cultural Neighborhood. Fascinating stories about the Carnegie Deli area. He went to college in DC (GW) (Which I knew), and then later taught at Roosevelt (Which may have been where the confusion started.) I think it helped that I have been in the Chinatown Restaurants that are the setting for a lot of the stories, This an absolutely Great Read, and one of Feinstein's best.
I initially purchased this book due to being a lifelong basketball fan as well as someone who has enjoyed John Feinstein's books. Almost from the beginning, I was treated to both the fascinating reminiscences as well as wisdom of one of America's true treasures, Red Auerbach. I am hard-pressed to remember any book that I enjoyed as much and especially delighted in his stories and tales involving George Washington University, our shared alma mater.I cannot recommend this book highly enough. It is a treasure trove of basketball history wrapped around a love for Red Auerbach by his limitless universe of friends who gather weekly at a Washington Chinese restaurant.My only wish is that I could attend or be a fly on the wall for one of these lunches.
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