Dave Dravecky

Comeback

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In one of the most memorable moments of Major League Baseball, Dave Dravecky pitched a winning gameless than a year after undergoing cancer surgery on his pitching arm. But his comeback was short-lived. Just five days after his winning game, Dravecky broke his armand would later lose it entirely as the cancer returned. Daves true comeback would come lateras a bestselling author and inspirational speaker offering strength, hope, and comfort inspired by Christian teachings and his own experience with suffering and loss. This book recounts the thrilling details of Daves two comebacksfrom his early baseball career and brief return to the pitching… Mehr

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Produktdetails

Weitere Autoren: Stafford, Tim

ISBN: 978-1-62539-161-2
EAN: 9781625391612
Produktnummer: 23867217
Verlag: RosettaBooks
Sprache: Englisch
Erscheinungsjahr: 2019
Seitenangabe: 253 S.
Plattform: EPUB

Über den Autor

Once an all-star pitcher for the San Francisco Giants, Dave Dravecky lost the deltoid muscle in his pitching arm to cancer in 1988. Defying all the odds, he came back to pitch again a year later. Just five days after a stunning performance, securing a 4-3 win for his team, Dravecky sustained two successive and devastating injuries to his arm that ended his pitching career for good.In subsequent years, Dravecky would lose his entire arm, his left shoulder blade, and the left side of his collarbone to cancer. But whenever God closes a door, he opens a window-and the window He opened for Dave led to a career as a best-selling author. Dravecky's award-winning first book, Comeback, sold over 650,000 copies.An in-demand speaker, Dave is known for delivering messages of hope and inspiration-to both Christian and secular audiences. Along with his wife, Jan, Dravecky is also the founder of Dave Dravecky's Outreach of Hope, a nonprofit organization and ministry dedicated to helping cancer survivors.