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COMING SOON
We have a great selections of books coming up at 21-66books.com
COMING IN 2027
SACRED GROUNDS: PNC PARK. Mar/Apr release
The continuation of the series with Robby Incmikoski and the first in celebrating the special moments at each MLB ballpark around the country.
STEEL CITY LISTS: PITTSBURGH PIRATES EDITION. Mar/ Apr release.
A celebration of the Pirates history in 100 fun lists. With Chris Fletcher.
STEEL CITY COURTS: sept/oct release.
The history of basketball in Pittsburgh has told in 50 memorable stories. With Tom Rooney and a cast of characters still to be named.
UNCROWNED: The story of the 1980 Pitt Panthers. August release
Arguably the greatest Pitt football squad in the modern era and no title to show for it. With Gary Kinn.
2028 PITTSBURGH PIRATES MINOR LEAGUE GUIDE. thanksgiving release.
Our 5th annual guide with the best pirate prospect experts in the business
With John Dreker, Wilbur Miller and Anthony Murphy.
COMING ON
BLACK FRIDAY 2026
Sacred Grounds: Extra Innings with Rob Incmikoski & David Finoli will feature many wonderful and thrilling stories of various major league players, fans and figures on and off the diamond. It's the follow up to Rob's outstanding book Sacred Grounds. It will be the first in a series by Rob & Dave. Future volumes will be announced soon.
We will also be offering out fourth annual Pittsburgh Pirates Minor League Guide by David Finoli, John Dreker, Wilbur Miller and Anthony Murphy. The 2027 version will not only offer the top 30 prospects, but several historical articles, chapters on the Bucco Affiliates along with so much more.
UPCOMING EVENTS
February 6, 2027 Robby Incmikoski and myself will be speaking at the SABR meeting which will be at the Heinz History Center in Pittsburgh