Million-Dollar Throw Free Audiobook Download by Mike Lupica

"Million-Dollar Throw" is an autobiography about a hopeful, but naive college kid who ends up getting a shot at the NFL. The idea of this book is to inspire kids and tell them that if they work hard enough anything is possible. It also helps teach kids that it's important to believe in yourself and your dreams.

To say that the New York Yankees were losing Tuesday night is to drastically understate it. They were getting hammered. And then they got the big break they needed at just the right time: a home run hit in straightaway center field by Erisbel Arruebarrena, who was standing on second base. That was it. The Yankees had won their eighth game in nine nights and were suddenly back in contention for a wild-card spot. No one could have known that one moment would change everything - not even Yankees manager Joe Girardi seemed to see it coming.

Mike Lupica’s novel, Million Dollar Throw, tells the story of a high school football coach who is in over his head when he takes over a failing program. He realises that he needs to do whatever it takes to bring his team from last place to winning again. With a little help from an unlikely source, he learns how to take risks and go for broke.

This book is a story about two friends from high school who are reunited years later. One of them has found success and the other one is still struggling with his job and struggling financially. This leads to some tough decisions that are made by both friends as they try to help one another out.

Million-Dollar Throw by Mike Lupica is a book about a high school baseball player and his life. The book was written by Mike Lupica who also narrated the audiobook himself. Audio versions of novels are becoming more popular than ever, especially with listeners in groups. Million-Dollar Throw has been downloaded more than 3 million times since it was published back in 2011!

Mike Lupica's Million-Dollar Throw is a story about Roger, a sports agent who has the inside track to put together one of the biggest deals of his career. He makes an offer on a player and has everything lined up for the deal but then he hears that the player's father will not approve of the contract because his son is gay. Although there is some hesitation at first, they decide to go ahead with it anyways and make it contingent upon whether or not their son comes out in public. The book ends with a perfect pitch that Roger would never get to throw because of the news.