Alyssa Milano Writing A Book On Major League Baseball

Thursday, February 26, 2009

I've made no secret that the first crush of my life was Alyssa Milano, and today comes the wonderful news that she's writing a book about her "experiences" in and around Major League Baseball. There's no word if she will be addressing all of her past relationships with some of the players, but if she does, the book will apparently also be much more than that. From Harper Collins via The Sporting Blog....

As it turned out, the Dodgers were just the beginning. More than simply a book about the Dodgers, Safe at Home offers a view from the bleachers unlike any other, as Alyssa gives a fan's perspective on the heart-ache, headache, and joy that make every baseball season worth following. From arguing about the importance of baseball history to appreciating the quiet months of the off-season to criticizing Major League Baseball's response to the steroid scandal, Alyssa intertwines her thoughts about the game with stories from her life, bringing an intelligent, wry, and entertaining female voice to the world of baseball writing.

Throughout all the shifts in Alyssa's life—the madness of growing up a child star, having to navigate life's most awkward phases in front of the cameras—baseball has been her one constant, a distraction that was always welcome. Whether you're already a fan or you need some convincing, Safe at Home makes a compelling case for why baseball is and always will be America's game. The end result is a unique and unexpected book that is equal parts memoir, manifesto, and love letter to our national pastime.
Well that sounds exciting, doesn't it? I personally think she would sell more copies if she addressed her dating of MLB players, but whatever works for her.

Yes, Even Alyssa Milano Is Writing A Book (The Sporting Blog)
Safe at Home: Confessions of a Baseball Fanatic (Harper Collins)

6 Comments:

This is big news. Big, big news.

Joe Torre is writing the foreword?!?!? I can't wait to hear him slam A-Rod!

Morgan Wick said...
Feb 26, 2009, 3:31:00 PM  

With a forward by Joe Torre. Riveting.

GrubGrade said...
Feb 26, 2009, 3:32:00 PM  

Maybe there will even be a blurb on the back cover by AA:

"Boy would I like to slide head first into Alyssa's home plate. She was my first love and I don't even care that Carl Pavano was there already. I laughed...I cried...this book simply has it all." - A/A

Faux Twitter said...
Feb 26, 2009, 4:13:00 PM  

I'll show her who's the boss.

walnuts said...
Feb 26, 2009, 5:47:00 PM  

Charmed, I'm sure...

UnHoly Diver said...
Feb 26, 2009, 6:36:00 PM  

Hey "Shawn Kemp" Tony Danza already showed her who the boss was, but putting the Danza slap on her. If you dont know what that is look at urbandictionary.com

Anonymous said...
Feb 27, 2009, 4:12:00 PM  

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