You may now order immediate delivery of the 2013 Bound Edition of the Newberg Report, my 14th annual book on the Texas Rangers. It’s over 300 pages commemorating the 2012 Rangers season, all chronicled in the book in daily, exhaustive, emotional detail. For any Rangers fan, this book will be one to look back on for years and years.
The 2013 Bound Edition, with forewords written by Rangers Senior Director of Player Personnel A.J. Preller and Baseball Prospectus’s Jason Parks, not only looks back on 2012 but also serves as a primer on what you can expect from this organization for years to come. Nowhere can you find more information and analysis on the players that the Rangers are developing as future members of the major league team and, in some scenarios, as ammunition for trades meant to keep the club’s window of contention open for years to come.
More than 3,000 of you on this mailing list are past customers of the Bound Edition, but for those of you who are relatively new to the Newberg Report, here is what you can expect from the book:
THE FEATURES
The book picks up right where the 2012 Bound Edition left off, taking you from November 2011 through October 2012 and containing every report I wrote in that span (including every “Trot Coffey” rumor dump). The Bound Edition is the most thorough account you’ll find of the many twists and turns that the 2012 season took, and of the implications of the personnel moves that highlighted it, all of which makes the book a seriously outstanding holiday gift. So, you know, buy lots of them.
Not just a complete record of the Rangers’ season, the book includes a feature section comprised of an entire section of new material that won’t ever appear on the website or in any e-mail deliveries. Included in that section are rankings and analysis of more than 70 Rangers prospects throughout the club’s highly ranked farm system, broken down by position, making the Bound Edition a primer on the players who will keep this organization in a position to win for a long time.
As always, the glossy front and back covers are perfect for autographs.
THE PRICE
For the first time, the Bound Edition is available not only in its standard hard copy (paperback) format, but also in an e-Book version.
The hard copy (paperback) is $24.95 per book, plus shipping.
The e-Book is $9.99 per copy.
You get a $5.00 discount if you buy the book in both formats.
[Since you will be directed to order the e-Book directly from the various readers (Kindle, Nook, iBooks, etc.), I will issue you the $5.00 rebate myself -- just email me the email receipts you get for your hard cop(ies) and for your e-Book(s) and I'll send you the rebate by PayPal or by check, whichever you prefer.]
SPECIALS
ORDERING
You can order by credit card through PayPal. Just select the quantity you want, enter your email address and click the Book Cover at the top of this page.
You can also order by check or money order, payable to "Jamey Newberg," at:
Jamey Newberg
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I’m extremely biased but, trying to pretend to be slightly objective, I think this is the kind of book that any Rangers fan’s library should include. I’m happy to answer any questions you have.
Thanks,
Jamey Newberg
www.NewbergReport.com
Dallas attorney Jamey Newberg has been commenting on Rangers from the big club down through the entire farm system since 1998.
Scott Lucas was born in Arlington, Texas, to Richard and Becky Lucas. He lived mostly in Arlington before moving to Austin, where he graduated from The University of Texas. Scott works for Austin Valuation Consultants, Ltd., and has published several boring articles about real estate appraisal and environmental contamination. He makes a swell margarita and refuses to run longer than ten kilometres.
Eleanor grew up watching the AAA Mudhens in Toledo, Ohio. A loyal Ranger fan since 1979, she works "behind the scenes" at the Newberg Report.
