Baseball enthusiasts are in for a treat as Major League Baseball’s All-Star Game takes place in Philadelphia. Players will exhibit their skills on this grand platform. Few fans might be aware that the roots of this famous game trace back over a hundred years to an event in Boston. This intriguing piece of baseball history is explored in the book “One Day in September.”
Jeffrey Brown engaged with the author, Scott Reich, as part of PBS’s arts and culture series, CANVAS. This conversation delves into the lesser-known story behind how the All-Star Game came to be.
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