Still in the Game

Still in the Game is a historical baseball novel rooted in the spirit and legacy of the Negro Leagues, capturing a time when the game was played with grit, pride, and unwavering love despite the barriers placed in its path. Through the eyes of Eli—a bat boy turned unlikely participant in the 1942 Negro World Series—the story explores what it means to chase a dream, fall short, and still find purpose within the game. Set against real historical figures and events, including the dominance of Satchel Paige and the brilliance of Josh Gibson, this novel blends fact with storytelling to honor the players who shaped baseball history. At its heart, Still in the Game is not just about baseball.