Tommy Lasorda, Author Colin Gunderson Spring Training Book Signings

Dodger fans will have the opportunity to meet our site namesake, and Dodger legend Tommy Lasorda as well as author Colin Gunderson during a pair of book signings that will be held at Camelback Ranch in Glendale, Arizona later this month. Gunderson was Lasorda’s assistant and a press coordinator for the Dodgers for over 12 years.

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The book is titled Tommy Lasorda: My Way, and is a biography about Lasorda’s life from the iconic Dodger legend’s early days throughout his epic playing and managerial career with the Dodgers. Here are the details of the book signings, and synopsis of the book below.

WHEN: Friday, March 13 – 12:00-2:00 PM

WHERE: Center Field Courtyard at Camelback Ranch, 10712 West Camelback Road, Phoenix, AZ

WHEN: Saturday, March 14 – 12:00-2:00 PM

WHERE: Center Field Courtyard at Camelback Ranch, 10712 West Camelback Road, Phoenix, AZ

More information on Tommy Lasorda: My Way: www.triumphbooks.com/TommyLasorda

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Tommy Lasorda believed that winning wasn’t about being the best, but about believing you are the best and that philosophy runs throughout Tommy Lasorda: My Way. Author Colin Gunderson takes readers through Lasorda’s days as a player and the manager of the Los Angeles Dodgers, including their two World Series Championships in 1981 and 1988. It also provides fans with a peek at what makes Lasorda tick: his relationship with his father, Sabatino, whom he emulated; his childhood growing up in Norristown, Pennsylvania, working odd jobs; and his unfailing work ethic. That work ethic helped him become one of baseball’s most successful managers as he won the World Series twice, won four National League pennants and eight division titles with the Dodgers. In this book, fans will recall some of their favorite Lasorda anecdotes, and will also be privy to new information and rich background on this national baseball treasure, including memories from an All-Star roster of Dodgers stars.