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Need a delightful volume of short stories? Or some background lore on your favorite (well, my favorite) baseball movie? Or a snappy heist for a sunny afternoon? These titles, and more, are part of this month's crop of brand-new paperbacks, all highly recommended. Happy reading!

BOSTON — The problem with good baseball players is that they’re asked about often. Sure, the questions come in different shapes and forms, but even a veteran manager like Bruce Bochy can exhaust his bag of unique responses.

LOS ANGELES — On Mo'ne Davis' 22nd birthday, the Dodgers newest intern had a full to-do list.

HARTFORD, Conn. — The 10-word telegram sizzled through the Western Union wires from Hartford to Manhattan and must have dropped in like a hand grenade in the Yankees’ offices on 42nd Street.

Baseball’s pace-of-play rules have made for quicker games than in recent memory. But they’ll be hard-pressed to approach the all-time record set by the Giants and Phillies in 1919

The half naked man was wearing just a pair of short and a baseball cap when he clambered up Birmingham's Hall of Memory - a monument in commemoration of people who died in WWI

The White Sox’ Luis Robert Jr. and the Cubs’ Dansby Swanson, Justin Steele and Marcus Stroman are deserving selections, despite their subpar teams.

Shark expert Kevin McMurray believes teen baseball star and recent high school graduate Cameron Robbins may have been eaten by a shark — but not just any shark: one straight out of 'Jaws'

The Angels superstar reached a new level of greatness in June, one that by some measures has never been reached before.