Willie Wilson was fast, but speed was never the whole story. The Royals legend and 1982 American League batting champion reveals the baseball IQ behind 668 stolen bases, 41 career homers, and a career built on reading pitchers, taking pressure off his team, and knowing exactly when to run, hit, or hold.He also opens up about the overlooked details that made his game work: the tiny lead-off steps that kept him from getting picked off, the chin and heel tells he watched from the dugout, and why base stealing is about timing and patterns far more than raw wheels. If you think speed alone makes a great runner, Willie makes the case for something much smarter.We also get the stories that only a 19-year veteran can tell. Willie breaks down what it was like playing with and against Ricky Henderson, Bo Jackson, George Brett, Amos Otis, Ron Guidry, Tommy  ...