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Yogi Berra, one of baseball's greatest catchers and bestselling author of "When You Come to a Fork in the Road, Take It!" uses stories and black-and-white photos from his legendary career to show readers how to be better team players.
"The most valuable team player in sports" shows you what "teamwork" really means What does it take to be a real team player, especially in a society that glorifies selfishness and a corporate culture that often uses "team player" as a buzzword but rewards only the showboaters and prima donnas? Well, "You Can Observe a Lot by Watching." In this happy and…mehr

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Yogi Berra, one of baseball's greatest catchers and bestselling author of "When You Come to a Fork in the Road, Take It!" uses stories and black-and-white photos from his legendary career to show readers how to be better team players.
"The most valuable team player in sports" shows you what "teamwork" really means What does it take to be a real team player, especially in a society that glorifies selfishness and a corporate culture that often uses "team player" as a buzzword but rewards only the showboaters and prima donnas? Well, "You Can Observe a Lot by Watching." In this happy and hilarious guide to teamwork, sportsmanship, and winning, Yogi Berra draws on the timeless wisdom handed down by example from ballplayers who came before him to inspire you to make the right choices and become not only a better team player--at sports, at work, and in life--but a better person. Filled with colorful stories from his life and career, not to mention the down-to-earth wit and insight that Yogi fans love, "You Can Observe a Lot by Watching" shows you how to make a bad team good and a good team great.
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YOGI BERRA is one of baseball's greatest catchers, the Yankees' greatest players, and the game's greatest ambassadors. DAVE KAPLAN, a former editor and reporter for the "New York Daily News," is the director of the Yogi Berra Museum and Learning Center. He has cowritten Yogi's last three books.