Bill Madden Books in Order

This illustrated account traces Yogi Berra's baseball career through photographs and reporting from the New York Daily News archives. It brings together stories and images documenting the Yankee catcher's development into a widely recognized American sports figure.

Former Yankees and a player's widow recall careers spent in pinstripes, from championship triumphs to painful defeats. Bill Madden gathers their personal memories into a portrait of the team across different generations of baseball history.

Bill Madden looks back on twenty five years reporting baseball for the Daily News. Accounts of players, managers, owners, memorable games, and controversies capture both the sport's public milestones and the personalities behind its headlines.

Bill Madden traces George Steinbrenner's life from his Cleveland background and business career to his ownership of the Yankees. The biography examines his management, relationships with players and staff, and relentless pursuit of championship success.

Reporters Bill Madden and Moss Klein recount the turmoil surrounding the Yankees under George Steinbrenner. Their account follows clubhouse disputes, managerial upheaval, practical jokes, and public battles behind the team's success during a turbulent baseball era.

Bill Madden revisits the 1954 baseball season through interviews with its players and accounts of emerging Black stars. He connects achievements by Willie Mays, Larry Doby, and others with America's continuing struggle over racial integration.

Lou Piniella reflects on five decades in baseball as a player and manager, including his years with the Yankees, Reds, and Mariners. The memoir examines clubhouse life, competition, and the changing business and controversies of the sport.

Bill Madden draws on his long relationship with Tom Seaver to trace the pitcher's life and baseball career. The biography follows his Mets years, later teams, competitive approach, and eventual retirement to a California vineyard.