Robert Joseph “Bobby” Jones was a thinking man’s pitcher.…
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For three consecutive seasons in the late 1880s, the Brooklyn…
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Sherry Smith was a laconic Georgian who narrowly lost a World…
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The Pan-American Highway cuts through the northern Andes state…
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In the 1880s, the Educational Home for Boys in Philadelphia…
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The 1911 Boston Red Sox were nothing to write home about. They…
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The attendance at Cleveland’s League Park for a Tuesday afternoon…
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The Friends of Hinchliffe Stadium organization is the 2021 recipient…
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In 2020 the average nine-inning major-league baseball game lasted…
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The Chicago Cubs overcame two ejections and the first-place New…
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The 1999 American League Division Series shifted back to a sold-out…
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Dick Fowler
Billy Geer
Bobby Jones
Cuddles Marshall
Ridgewood Park (New York)
Sherry Smith
Judy Gans
Whitey Lockman
Carlos Guillén
Henderson Alvarez
Ramón Hernández
Carlos Hernández
Richard Hidalgo
Giovanni Carrara
Kelvim Escobar
Carlos García
July 30, 1889: Hazleton’s Jacob White Eyes competes in pitchers’ duel in Harrisburg
May 13, 1911: Ty Cobb’s 5 RBIs not enough to withstand Red Sox comeback
June 8, 1937: Red Sox record 7 hits in succession to spell doom for Cleveland’s first-place hopes
Friends of Hinchliffe Stadium honored with 2021 SABR Russell Gabay Award
September 11, 1949: Four Senators pitchers set major-league record with 11 walks in one inning
September 18, 1971: Masterful performance by Rick Wise propels Phillies to victory
August 4, 1986: Dennis Eckersley, Ron Cey lead Cubs past first-place Mets
October 11, 1999: Pedro Martinez’s six no-hit innings in relief lifts Red Sox to ALDS comeback