Game of My Life: Chicago White Sox takes stories from 30 current and former Sox players, coaches, front office executives, and organists and asks them to describe the game of their life.  The only problem I had with the book was the order.  By going (mostly) in chronological order, many of the recollections came from the same game, especially those from either the 1959 pennant winners of th 2005 champions, and they started to get repetitive.  Had they been split up, it would have been more entertaining when going back to the well.