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Advance praise for Remember Who You Are

Pedro Gomez was as kind as he was talented. I can think of no one else in the industry who would have inspired this many heartfelt essays by this diverse a group of writers, ballplayers, coaches, and front office executives. Everyone loved and respected him. And while he left this earth way too soon, his legacy will live on through his children and in the pages of this book. --Molly Knight, Author, The Best Team Money Can Buy The words in this collection share a common source--while they were crafted with the head, they originated from the heart. The Gomez Rules are the Commandments for those who cover the game. All who have lived the baseball life should have followed all at some point. They should be etched in tablet.--Broadcaster Ted Robinson Remember Who You Are pulls together heartfelt and eloquent tributes to a man who was more than just America's foremost baseball journalist, more than just an embodiment of the American dream, but a bona fide inspiration whose high standards, confident authenticity and inquisitive spirit should be a model for us all. --Congressman Eric Swalwell Reading Remember Who You Are took me on a journey from the day I met Pedro, a smiling young scribe who was my new coworker, who grew into a legend. These tributes not only reveal a man who was beloved by virtually all who knew him, but also paint a vivid picture of our sports media tribe--the laughs, the camaraderie, the adventure, the challenges. At the center of so much of it, smiling and including all of us, was Pedro. We will miss him so. --Ann Killion, Award-winning San Francisco Chronicle columnist "If the measure of a man is how much he is loved by others, these essays confirm that Pedro Gomez holds the Triple Crown. He's a Hall of Famer forever. --Michael Badalucco, Emmy Award-winning actor