SABR and the International Women’s Baseball Center have announced…
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Gary Carter had been The Sporting News’ National League Rookie…
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A data scientist for Google by day, Chris Thoms lives in California’s…
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On July 1, 2022, before a Friday night crowd of 36,077 in Philadelphia,…
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MAY 15, 2024 — As a SABR member, you have vast resources and…
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It was the “best pitching in my career,” exclaimed an elated…
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In 1956 the Dodgers won their fourth pennant in five seasons…
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The Dodgers purchased 39-year-old Sal Maglie from the Cleveland…
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The Brooklyn Dodgers and Milwaukee Braves were battling down…
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“Not bad for a junk pitcher, and for nine old men,” shouted…
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Duke Snider, Clem Labine, Roy Campanella, and Gil Hodges…
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“It was not a tidy game, but an exciting one,” declared…
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After “two days of aimless wandering,”1 the Dodgers returned…
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The injury-plagued Dodgers played the Giants at Ebbets Field…
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Call for papers: 2024 SABR/IWBC Women in Baseball Conference
August 5, 1973: Oscar Gamble homers twice in Cleveland’s comeback win over Milwaukee
April 1, 1976: Gary Carter cut for 16 stitches after slamming into cement outfield wall
July 2, 2004: Andrew Miller records every out by strikeout, but Cape Cod League game fogged out
July 1, 2022: Nolan Arenado hits for second career cycle, but his error leads to Phillies’ comeback
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SABR Member Benefit Spotlight: What to Expect at SABR 52 in Minneapolis
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September 24, 1957: Dodgers win final game at Ebbets Field
July 18, 1957: Dodgers survive wild ninth inning to win in 11
October 10, 1956: Johnny Kucks’ 3-hitter and home runs give Yankees the title
October 5, 1956: Dodgers win Game 2 with slugging on the diamond and in parking lot
October 3, 1956: Sal Maglie fans 10, bests Whitey Ford in World Series opener
September 29, 1956: Dodgers take over NL lead after sweep of Pirates
May 12, 1956: Carl Erskine’s second no-hitter is first to be broadcast on national TV
October 2, 1955: Duke Snider’s blasts move Dodgers to precipice of first title
October 1, 1955: Snider’s bat, glove propel Dodgers to tie World Series in Game 4
September 30, 1955: Podres, Dodgers narrow Yankees’ lead in Game 3
June 30, 1955: George Shuba’s walk-off single wins it for Dodgers