Books For Fans of Basketball

For fans of basketball, the ABA, college and NBA are all great reads. Many of these books are self-contained, so you can pick them up whenever you want. There are some great stories of the greatest players from different eras of the sport, but they are not necessarily aimed at a general audience. You can read about the rivalry between Magic Johnson and Larry Bird or get a general feel for how the game is played in other parts of the world.

This book is written by the author of ‘The Breaks of the Game’, but is not as well-known as Halberstam’s classic. It examines the ABA and the NBA, as well as the rise of the league’s players’ union and its battle for benefits. It also covers the role of Oscar Robertson in the 1960s. In addition to analyzing the NBA’s history, this book also looks at the role of the media in the growth of the NBA.

The Assist by Neil Swidey is a great book for fans of both basketball and politics. While the book is primarily about the Lakers and the game, it also covers the history of racism and prejudice in the sport. It is a must read for basketball fans. And for those who are looking for more motivation, there are a number of inspiring books about the sport. The author tries to combine sport and politics in his book.