In 2020, SABR’s Nineteenth Century Research Committee selected…
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The Boston Red Stockings squad was one of the original eight…
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With three games left to play in their 1921 season, the New York…
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The Minneapolis Millers produced a rich history in the American…
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Stan Musial’s first and last appearances in Forbes Field spanned…
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Tom Seaver maneuvered his way through National League lineups…
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John Candelaria, pitching in his second major-league season in…
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Keith Hernandez of the New York Mets had three five-hit games…
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After Dave Stewart’s masterful mound performance, leading the…
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Wearing home pinstripes with powder blue logos and graphite caps,…
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There was a dark cloud over Comiskey Park in Chicago as the Chicago…
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The Polo Grounds was an odd name for an odd series of stadiums…
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At the end of the 1876 National League season the Philadelphia…
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Bud Fowler Selected as SABR’s Overlooked 19th Century Base Ball Legend of 2020
Toots Shor
Verdell Mathis
Sam Bowen
Mike Paxton
Alex Ferson
Julio Valdéz
April 26, 1907: Boston’s Johnny Bates ‘toyed with the sphere’ for the cycle
October 1, 1921: Babe Ruth yields six runs as relief pitcher, then earns win in 11th
September 17, 1955: Millers’ Bob Lennon breaks up no-hitter – twice in same game
September 8, 1963: Stan Musial bids farewell to Forbes Field in Pittsburgh
May 29, 1971: Tom Seaver strikes out 10 Padres to win opener for Mets
August 8, 1974: Orioles ‘resign’ 5-run lead, lose exhibition in Rochester
August 9, 1976: John Candelaria pitches Pirates’ first no-hitter in Pittsburgh in seven decades
First Games Back (2020)
October 3, 1985: Keith Hernandez goes 5-for-5, but Mets fall to Cardinals
October 15, 1989: Mike Moore, A’s power past Giants to take 2-0 lead in World Series
June 19, 2016: Cubs overpower Pirates on Father’s Day at Wrigley Field
April 21, 1921: A cloud over Chicago as White Sox return for home opener after World Series scandal
June 28, 1911: Mathewson shuts out Boston in Giants’ first game at new Polo Grounds
May 1, 1883: Philadelphia returns to National League for first game in Phillies franchise history
SABR Negro Leagues Committee awards $1,000 scholarships in 2020 essay contest
William Penn Thompson
This Week in SABR: July 24, 2020