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Championship Blood: The San Francisco Giants--2014 World Series Champions
2015 The New York Times Best Seller
The San Francisco Giants won their third World Series in five years in 2014, and Championship Blood: The 2014 World Series Champion San Francisco Giants captures the season like no other book does. This large-format, jacketed, full-color photo book features the dynamic photographs of legendary Sports Illustrated photographer Brad Mangin. Paired with stories and essays by KNBR Sports Radio's Brian Murphy (of the "Murph and Mac" show), Championship Blood is sure to please anyone who considers themselves a San Francisco Giants fan and wants to remember the Giants' historic run in 2014.
Book Details
- Publisher: Harry N. Abrams
- Publish Date: Apr 21st, 2015
- Pages: 136
- Language: English
- Edition: undefined - undefined
- Dimensions: 11.30in - 14.40in - 0.90in - 4.00lb
- EAN: 9781937359799
- Categories: • Baseball - General• Subjects & Themes - Sports
About the Author
Murphy, Brian: - Brad Mangin is a photographer who, since 1987, has captured the biggest stars in professional sports and regularly shoots for Sports Illustrated and Major League Baseball. Brian Murphy, a former sportswriter for the San Francisco Chronicle and the author of six books, is a sports radio show host for KNBR. Both reside in the San Francisco Bay Area.
Praise for this book
"The third collaboration of Giants lore by KNBR's Brian Murphy and photographer Brad Mangin, "Championship Blood," is an absolute gem. Murphy wrote crisp 500-word essays, Mangin produced his signature collection (nobody shoots the game quite like him) and the irrepressible Tim Flannery wrote a very cool afterword." - Bruce Jenkins, San Francisco Chronicle