Comments on: The Legend of Mickey Tussler – by Frank Nappi

By: Franco Zucarrelli

Franco Zucarrelli — Wed, 23 Apr 2014 11:46:53 +0000

Both Mickey Tussler books are outstanding. The film is a nice compliment and worth viewing but not nearly as power as Nappi’s brilliant work. Hoping for a third book soon.

By: Pat Lagreid

Pat Lagreid — Sun, 08 Sep 2013 03:03:57 +0000

According to IMDB.com it was about Mickey Tussler, though the Mickey Tussler story is a fictional one.

By: Pam

Pam — Tue, 03 Sep 2013 02:08:33 +0000

Was the movieA Mile In His Shoes, about Mickey Tussler not based on a true story or person?

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By: Softball Fever

Softball Fever — Tue, 14 Aug 2012 05:12:28 +0000

I just watched the movie, cause not only did something sports related intrigue me but the addition of Asberger’s. I can relate because I have a daughter who has it and is a pitcher in softball. Not only does she play for rec but for a travel team now and has a pitching trainer. In some ways her condition has helped her in pitching for things that usually stress most pitcher’s out does not faze her, but change like in different coach’s affect her at first, so we don’t switch alot there but she has gotten better if a new person is introduced. Another thing with the condition is they don’t like touching to much and sometimes she doesn’t say the right thing, since the condition is more of a social ackwardness condition. We have actually found that softball has helped her, because a close nit family like a team is acceptable to her. The movie is gonna be something I will suggest to many who are around her or who meet her for the first time to show what she goes thru to be where she is today. Plus it shows how much harder she has to work for what she does. At the age of 10 she was talking colleges for not only academically but for her to play softball, a sport I think that has helped her. I am glad to have found the movie, that explains all this, just wish I knew of any that is based on a true life story of it in sports. Thanks for listening.