by Linda Zinnen (2004)
When thirteen-year-old Matt's older brother Tom moves to a different hospital to receive a "treatment of last resort" for his cancer, Matt tries to adjust to a new home and school, a new baseball team, and his feelings about his brother.
Patricia McCormick
Thirteen-year-old Toby, a prematurely gray-haired Pittsburgh Pirates fan and baseball card collector, tries to cope with his brother's drug use, his father's absence, and his mother dating Stanley the Food King.
Loren Long & Phil Bildner
In 1899 New Orleans, Louisiana, the Travelin' Nine must try once again to outsmart the Chancellor, but even the magic baseball may not help while the players suspect there is a mole on the team.
Jeffrey Asher Nesbit
Two brothers come of age one summer as the older one, a high school senior, must choose between playing major league baseball and going to college, and the younger maintains a perfect batting average in Little League.
Robert Kraus
Mort's attempts to excel at playing both baseball and the violin make him so confused that he decides to take up chess instead.