Maybe “Homeless” Opener would be a better description for…
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Seventy-five years ago, Newark Eagles right-hander Leon Day…
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It was the biggest sports news in Baltimore since the American…
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The Cleveland Indians were scheduled to open the defense of their…
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The Indians and Tigers opened their 1960 campaigns on Tuesday,…
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SABR is pleased to announce that Joe Niese's Zack Wheat: The…
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The New York Giants fell short of the National League pennant…
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In the twentieth century only two pitchers recorded 40 or more…
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Four-time All-Star Paul Lo Duca was a consistently productive…
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In the first minutes of Tuesday, July 13, 1976, police in the…
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SABR celebrates Opening Day 2021 with new collection of Games Project stories
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April 13, 1914: Terrapins top visiting Buffalo in Federal League’s first big-league game
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Joe Niese’s Zack Wheat biography wins 2021 SABR Ron Gabriel Award
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July 10, 1976: Teenage third baseman Daniel Monzon shines in minors before his tragic death