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"Another Chance Sometimes a sports trade, draft pick, or roster cut turns out to be one of the worst personnel moves since the selection of Barabbas over Jesus. That's not always easy on the fellow who didn't pan out, and by 34 A.D. Barabbas was aware of what the other guy did. When a minor league baseball stadium gets sent to that year after a home run ball hits a timehole, Barabbas ends up in the minor leagues when one of the teams figures that he might make the most of another chance to live up to the previous year's decision. While the rest of the stadium is focused on returning to their own century, there's time for baseball when that's not possible and even time to teach Barabbas the basics of the game. Another Chance combines the enjoyment of baseball with the quest to return the stadium and its occupants to their original era and the desire of Barabbas to regain the reputation which led to the crucifixion decision so unpopular in hindsight."--Publisher description. | |||
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<bibexternal title="Another Chance " author="Naiman"/>
Another Chance (2006) is a novel by Joe Naiman.
Abstract
"Another Chance Sometimes a sports trade, draft pick, or roster cut turns out to be one of the worst personnel moves since the selection of Barabbas over Jesus. That's not always easy on the fellow who didn't pan out, and by 34 A.D. Barabbas was aware of what the other guy did. When a minor league baseball stadium gets sent to that year after a home run ball hits a timehole, Barabbas ends up in the minor leagues when one of the teams figures that he might make the most of another chance to live up to the previous year's decision. While the rest of the stadium is focused on returning to their own century, there's time for baseball when that's not possible and even time to teach Barabbas the basics of the game. Another Chance combines the enjoyment of baseball with the quest to return the stadium and its occupants to their original era and the desire of Barabbas to regain the reputation which led to the crucifixion decision so unpopular in hindsight."--Publisher description.
Editions
Published in Boulder, CO: Over the Rainbow, 2006.