“The Year the Giants Won the Series is a nice little love letter to baseball.” —Damon Bruce, radio talk show host, KNBR AM San Francisco

“Read Bay Area writer Joseph Sutton’s book The Year the Giants Won the Series for a personal take on the world champion San Francisco Giants.” —Dave Newhouse, Oakland Tribune columnist

“I was so engrossed reading The Year the Giants Won the Series by San Francisco writer Joseph Sutton at the San Diego airport that I missed my flight. What I gained from reading it was that the most essential ingredient for the success of a baseball team, a father-son relationship and the nation as a whole comes down to one word: TEAMWORK. Oh, the possibilities.” —Ann Walker, fine artist, San Diego

“What a sweet read Joseph Sutton’s The Year the Giants Won the Series is! I cried through much of it for various reasons. I loved the juxtaposing of the Giants’ story with the baseball relationship that Sutton had and still has with his son Ray! It was a totally refreshing read.” —Nancy van Gelder, San Francisco water aerobics instructor

“Joseph Sutton’s The Year the Giants Won the Series is a terrific chronicle of the 2010 Giants season.  The hook of it is not only a succinct journal of San Francisco’s World Series year, but it’s also interwoven with Sutton’s experiences coaching his son’s Little League team twenty years ago.” —Marty Lurie, KNBR radio sports show host

“As a father of an 11-year old Little Leaguer, I find Joseph Sutton’s book truly remarkable. It’s touching what he writes about his own son as a Little Leaguer. The Year the Giants Won the Series is a gem.” —Richard Vogel, psychologist

Marty Lurie, KNBR 680 AM, interviewing Joseph Sutton www.knbr.com/portals/3/podcasts/giants/pregame/0522josephsutton.mp3

John Rothmann, KGO 810 AM, interviewing Joseph Sutton and his son Ray http://dl.dropbox.com/u/34222979/KGO%20Interview.mp3