The Life Story of Mr. Baseball
Stories from Coach Cutler
In his inspiring first book, The Life of Mr. Baseball, Coach Jim Cutler shares stories about a protective pet crow, the miracle of plastic surgery for a child's birth defect, his challenges beekeeping and making home-made wine, flying down the Snake River, escapades on the golf course, leading a Virginia baseball team to a state championship, coaching a future famous Navy SEAL, and having an inoperable 100 percent blocked artery then living to tell about it. He also has written these memories in the middle of stage 4 lung cancer, dictating many of the pieces to his daughter.
Jim Cutler
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Amazon Best Seller
Copies of Jim's book on Amazon were sold out but are now back in stock.
Amazon Ranking for May 30, 2021
Barnes & Noble Best Seller
Coach Cutler's stories will motivate you to live to the fullest.
To face challenges with humor and courage. To not give up. To endure.
He speaks to the heart throughout his moving writing in this wonderful collection.
And he will definitely put a smile on your face as you find yourself saying along with this one-of-a-kind man,
"Hey, we had fun, didn't we?"
Jim's Collaboration Team
Editor and publisher of Coach Cutler's book is Mark Damon Puckett of Onion Scribe Publishing
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Support for Coach Cutler's book is from Ed Hiner,
Navy SEAL Lieutenant Commander (Ret.)
Coach Cutler reviews his writing with his daughter after a chemotherapy and immunotherapy treatment
Support for Coach Cutler's book is provided by Dr. Cherie Cutler Whitehurst, daughter
Story Illustrations and Additional Information
Picture by Justine Cutler, 2010
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Jim Cutler Growing Up
This video includes several pictures that illustrate Coach Cutler's book, "The Life of Mr. Baseball: Stories from Coach Cutler," pages 15-34. You may find a few pictures of a person or a place that is referenced in the stories: "World War II," "Mother," "Danger on the Bridge," "Coal Country," "Never Too Small," "The Double-Blind Date," and "My 'Big' Younger Brother." For example, look for the bridge that is referenced in "Danger on the Bridge."
