Stanley Robison, owner of the Cleveland Spiders, pushed the…
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The Philadelphia Phillies had high hopes for the 1896 season.…
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Fans arriving for the second portion of the Boston Beaneaters’…
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Nineteenth-century baseball often suffered game delays, suspensions,…
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“Excellence may have many definitions, but Tip-Top Bread defines…
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Add a book about baseball's true "replacement players" to your…
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Welcome to "This Week in SABR!" Here's what we've been up to…
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Crosley Field was the “married” name of Cincinnati’s beloved…
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Van Lingle Mungo was off to a better start than his team as the…
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On May 10, 1999, the possibilities of grand slams filled Fenway…
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May 16, 1897: Arrested on a day of rest: Cleveland Spiders challenge Sunday baseball
July 13, 1896: Ed Delahanty’s four-home run game
May 30, 1894: Four home runs for Bobby Lowe
May 15, 1894: “It Was a Hot Game, Sure Enough!”
August 16, 1893: Bill Hawke’s no-hitter
October 1892: The Split-Season Playoff
July 24, 1914: Brooklyn Tip-Tops win on carom off pitcher’s leg
July 26, 1928: Hornsby’s Braves edge Cubs in 14 innings
Spring 2015 Baseball Research Journal
SABR Digital Library: Who’s on First: Replacement Players in World War II
This Week in SABR: March 20, 2015
Mark Koenig
Marty Perez
Crosley Field (Cincinnati)
Len Koenecke
Bob Turley
Johnny Wyrostek
October 8, 1995: Mariners win ALDS on Edgar Martinez’s 11th-inning double
June 13, 1935: Van Lingle Mungo and the Cinderella Man
John Bateman
Vallie Eaves
Jimmy Hart
Merle Settlemire
May 10, 1999: Nomar Garciaparra hits two grand slams, drives in 10 runs