Mickey Mantle can sprint from home plate to first base in under three seconds. He can crush a baseball 540 feet into the stands, hitting the longest home run in major league history. As the greatest switch hitter to ever step onto the diamond, he seems unstoppable. But behind the incredible stats and roaring crowds is a player battling through constant pain, enduring broken bones, and suffering from endless muscle strains. You will trace the astonishing journey of a poor country boy from Oklahoma who fought through physical agony to become a legendary New York Yankee. This powerful biography reveals the grit and sheer determination required to achieve athletic greatness. You will discover how Mickey pushed his body to the absolute limit to secure his place as one of the most beloved baseball players of all time.