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This book tells the story of the Eastern Professional Basketball League, a pro basketball institution for over 30 years. The league featured top players who just couldn't make the NBA-many because of scandals or because of unofficial quotas on Black players-with games played in tiny gyms across the northeast.

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This book tells the story of the Eastern Professional Basketball League, a pro basketball institution for over 30 years. The league featured top players who just couldn't make the NBA-many because of scandals or because of unofficial quotas on Black players-with games played in tiny gyms across the northeast.
Autorenporträt
Syl Sobel is the author of five children's books on U.S. history and government. He is an award winning-journalist, attorney, contributor to the op ed page of the Baltimore Sun, and was for many years the director of publications for a federal government agency. Jay Rosenstein is a former reporter for American Banker newspaper and a financial writer for a federal government agency. The authors grew up in Scranton, PA, home to one of the Eastern League's anchor franchises, the Scranton Miners. Rosenstein was a statistician for the team.