The Catcher Was a Spy

Dawidoff's portrayal sheds light on a fascinating but little-known figure. I'm curious what drew him to tell this story and how he balanced the sports and espionage aspects.

His choices during the war seemed complex and morally ambiguous. I wonder how readers interpret his actions—heroic or morally grey?

Given the secretive nature of intelligence work, I'm interested in how the author distinguished fact from conjecture in the narrative.