Beyond the Swing
Über das eBook
From the playgrounds of Connecticut to the shining lights of Major League Baseball, George Springer’s journey is one of courage, heart, and transformation.
Born with a stutter that once silenced his confidence, Springer learned to speak through motion — through the crack of a bat, the rush of the bases, and the voice he discovered within himself. His story is not just about baseball; it’s about overcoming fear, embracing imperfection, and leading with authenticity.
In Beyond the Swing, Jeff P. Hill delivers a deeply researched, cinematic biography that follows Springer from his childhood dreams to his rise with the Houston Astros and his leadership with the Toronto Blue Jays. It’s a story that transcends sports — a powerful portrait of a man who turned vulnerability into victory and used his platform to inspire others to find their voice.
Written with emotional depth and international scope, this book explores:
The determination that shaped a world-class athlete.
The courage to face personal challenges with honesty and grace.
The global impact of leadership rooted in empathy and perseverance.
More than a sports biography, Beyond the Swing is a testament to resilience — a reminder that the strongest voices are often the ones that once trembled.
Über den Autor
Jeff P. Hill is a biographer and narrative nonfiction writer known for his vivid storytelling, emotional depth, and commitment to truth in the human journey. Drawing on years of independent research and a deep fascination with the stories that shape resilience, Hill’s work blends journalistic precision with the heart of a novelist.
His writing explores the defining moments behind achievement — where struggle, purpose, and identity meet — and brings them to life with cinematic clarity and global perspective. In Beyond the Swing, Hill captures not only the rise of a celebrated athlete but also the universal human story of finding one’s voice amid doubt.
Produkt Details
Verlag: tredition
Genre: Sprache - Englisch
Sprache: English
Umfang: 178 Seiten
Größe: 1,7 MB
ISBN: 9783384741363
Veröffentlichung: 28. Oktober 2025