This was a sentimental book for me since Darryl Strawberry was my first role model growing up. This book is his story of all the drug & alcohol addictions and womanizing he's done in his life. It's a honest, and real story (during the course of the book you can't help but feel bad for the poor guy because he continues to destroy himself and his family). Not a lot of in depth detail about his escapades or about his playing days. He also talks quite a bit about his relationship with God and what he's currently doing today: namely his charity work for autism awareness.
