“You ought to have seen it. Mr. Young, formerly of Canton,…
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The sickening sound—a sharp crack—could be heard above the…
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The two-time world champions were in town. The Oakland A’s…
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On Friday night, May 12, 1972, the focus of the baseball world…
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Tommy Bond was a pitching star in the infancy of professional…
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Pitching in a pennant race must have seemed tame to Skinny Brown;…
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Welcome to "This Week in SABR!" Click here to view this…
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“With a fine disregard of flying regulations here came this…
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In 1971 The Sporting News contributor Wayne Minshew submitted…
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It must have been difficult living in the shadows of two older…
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In the aftermath of a terrible citywide tragedy, the Baltimore…
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During their first decade, the Mets were known more for their…
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On a pleasant summer Sunday at Fenway Park, before a packed crowd…
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August 6, 1890: Farm boy Cy Young arrives in major leagues
August 18, 1967: Tony Conigliaro’s career, and life, threatened by beaning
July 19, 1974: Indians’ Dick Bosman no-hits the world champion A’s
May 12, 1972: Brewers, Twins take two days, 22 innings to finish
Tommy Bond
Hal Brown
Bill Joyce
Paul Lehner
Bake McBride
Rizzo, Lindor win 2016 Rawlings Platinum Glove Awards, presented by SABR
This Week in SABR: November 11, 2016
Bud Daley
Jack Faszholz
Hersh Freeman
Gail Henley
Dae-Sung Koo
Buddy Lewis
Will Sawyer
George Stone
Sam Wright Jr.
April 29, 2015: Orioles and White Sox play for normalcy in empty stadium
May 21, 2005: Mr. Koo’s wild ride
September 9, 1969: Black cat spooks Cubs and allows Mets to seize the day
July 21, 1946: Ted Williams hits for the cycle in MVP season