Seasons In Hell, of course for Rangers fans.

What else?

Nonfiction -
The Roger Angell Baseball Collection: The Summer Game, Five Seasons, and Season Ticket & Once More Around the Park: A Baseball Reader by Roger Angell

Summer of '49: The Yankees and the Red Sox in Postwar America, October 1964 & The Teammates: A Portrait of a Friendship by David Halberstam

Wait Till Next Year: A Memoir by Doris Kearns Goodwin

Stolen Season: A Journey Through America and Baseball's Minor Leagues by Charles Lamb

Fiction -
The Celebrant: A Novel by Eric Rolfe Greenberg

The Southpaw & Bang the Drum Slowly by Mark Harris

Shoeless Joe & The Iowa Baseball Confederacy by W. P. Kinsella

The Brothers K by David James Duncan

The Great American Novel by Philip Roth

The Universal Baseball Association, Inc., J. Henry Waugh, Prop. by Robert Coover

I'm an Astros fan but this is a really good book. The 86 Mets team is one of the most entertaining teams of all time, so many side stories.

Come on, don't any of you read? I'm always looking for suggestions for good baseball books.

I've got a couple I can think of off of the top of my head.

Whatever happened to the Hall of Fame? by Bill James is a fantastic read. For someone who loves the BBHOF, it shoots holes in a lot of the arguments of player's candidacies while really boosting others.

The Last Good Season is a look at the 55 Dodgers. It does a really good job of weaving the stories together of what was going on with the changes in Brooklyn at the time, individual player's stories, the behind the scenes drama of O'Malley trying to get a new stadium/squaring off with Robert Moses/talking to Los Angeles all intertwined with the narrative of the results of the actual season.

Ball Four by Jim Bouton

This is a classic baseball book, and should be a must read for any literary baseball fan. Extremely funny.

Comeback by Dave Dravecky

Think Josh Hamilton esq. inspirational without the drugs.

Fantasy Land by Sam Walker

If you like to play fantasy baseball, this should be a must read.

The Last Nine Innings by Charles Euchner

This is an indepth look at the physics and anatomy behind baseball. I really enjoyed this, plus it covers one of the most memorable World Series Game 7 for me.

There's a good Mickey Mantle biography. Actually, I'm sure there are several. But I think the one I've read is The Mick.

Lots of great books already mentioned. Here are a few that I didn't see listed.

moneyball - it's fantastic read
glory of their times - about early baseball greats
26th man by steve fireovid
i was right on time by buck oneil
veeck as in wreck - bill veeck