This is a somewhat odd book about a very unusual man- Moe Berg, a Princeton and Columbia Law School graduate who played major league baseball for 15 years and served as a spy during WWII. Berg was very smart, deeply secretive, and motivated by vastly different things than most men of his time. He accomplished more than many people could in three life times, but also in some senses wasted the last third of his own life doing very little. I'm glad to know more about him (and interested to see the Sundance film of the same title based on this book-) but not sure, in the end, how I feel about Moe Berg himself.