Welcome to the 300th edition of "This Week in SABR!" Click…
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Hard-throwing right-hander Bill Dietrich battled wildness, struggled…
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The split-finger fastball became a popular weapon for pitchers…
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Like Babe Ruth, he was a savior for the major leagues when the…
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Gil Hodges contributed five of Brooklyn’s 17 hits, leading…
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“With the dedication ceremonies of the World’s Columbian…
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By 1931, Al Capone was the kingpin of the criminal enterprise…
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Four months into another season of mashing American League pitching,…
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Sandy Consuegra
This Week in SABR: February 10, 2017
William Ross
1947 Brooklyn Dodgers essays
Ed Head
Bill Dietrich
Dave Stieb
Mike Scott
Kenny Rogers
David Palmer
Hideo Nomo
Andy Hawkins
Floyd Baker
John Conkey
Al Leiter
Charles Porter
Les Tietje
Ken Forsch
Steve Busby
June 25, 1949: Gil Hodges hits for cycle as Dodgers, Pirates slug 9 home runs
June 27, 1893: Chicago welcomes Brooklyn to World’s Fair and new ballpark
September 9, 1931: Al Capone turns out for Cubs-White Sox charity exhibition in Chicago
August 14, 1933: Foxx hits for the cycle, drives in record 9 runs
1935 Detroit Tigers essays