The SABR Bookshelf

The SABR Bookshelf: Fall 2026

Periodically throughout the year, SABR.org publishes The SABR Bookshelf, a listing of new books that are received at the SABR office.

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Bolded names indicates that the author(s) is a SABR member.

In addition, check out new books published by SABR at SABR.org/ebooks.


Fall 2026

Click on the link above for more detailed information on each of these books:

  • Celebration: The A’s at the Oakland Coliseum, edited by Bill Nowlin, Glen Sparks, and Marlene Vogelsang
  • How We Played the Game: Baseball at Manzanar, 1942–1945Edited by Russ Speiller and James Forr
  • Two Outs, So What!: The 2001 Seattle Mariners, edited by Steve Friedman, Eric Vickrey, and Bill Nowlin
  • Cape Cod Baseball League: From College Stars to Big League FuturesEdited by Mike Richard and Bill Nowlin
  • The Negro Leagues’ 1931 Homestead Grays: The Color of GreatnessEdited by Thomas Kern and Bill Nowlin
  • After the Black Sox: The Chicago White Sox in Transition, 1920-1926 By Bruce S. Allardice
  • Warren Giles: The National League’s Longest Serving President By Don Doxsie
  • Tar Heel Boys of Summer: North Carolina’s Major League Ballplayers By Frank V. Tursi
  • The Greatest of Their Times: Comparing Baseball’s Peak Performers Across Eras By R. Gordon Shepherd
  • The Land of Sand and Cotton: Texas, Workingmen, and Professional Baseball in 1888 By William H. Brewster
  • Integration at Second Base: Jackie Robinson and the Quest for Black Citizenship, by Peter Eisenstadt
  • This One Will Be Different: False Promises and Fiscal Realities of Publicly Funded Stadiums, by J.C. Bradbury
  • A Baseball Memoir: From the Last Fan to Work in Major League Baseball, by Andy Strasberg
  • Timing is Everything, by Timothy Bernard Carr
  • The Gilt Edge of Ambition: A Sportsman’s Gamble for Power and Baseball, by Lisa Jonsson
  • Beyond the Mic: Behind the Scenes Stories from America’s Best and Brightest Broadcasters, by Micah Soloshatz
  • One Day in September: Baseball, Brotherhood, and the Birth of the All-Star Game, by Scott Reich
  • The 1955 Brooklyn Dodgers: My Dad’s Team, by Len Ferman
  • On This Rock: Pedro Martinez, Boston and a Pitching Peak for the Ages, by Allan S. Martin
  • School of Hard Knucks: My Three Sons and Baseball’s Wildest Pitch, by Brian Gaffney
  • The Diamond Pyramid: Saving American Baseball by Breaking It, by Tim Brice
  • Obstructed Views: Vignettes in Verse from Baseball’s History, by Darren K. Rogers
  • I Would Have Paid Them to Play: A Memoir of Baseball, Family, and South Amboy, by Bill “Biff” McKeon
  • Hardball Retro’s Compendium of Baseball Tabletop Simulations, by Derek Bain, Steven W. Etzel, Andy Palomino, and Kurt Bergland
  • Patriarchs of the Dugout: Baseball/s Greatest Managers, by Matthew H. DiBiase
  • From Runs to Wins, by Ricardo de la Peña
  • Jackie Robinson’s Real Gone: Baseball Poems of New York, by Matthew Johnson
  • Outfield Epiphanies: Baseball Haiku, by Rich Puerzer
  • Comedians Talking Baseball, edited by Mike Vance
  • Summer of the Cheap Wieners: What the 1941 Phillies Were Up To While Joe DiMaggio Was Making History, by Justin P. Klugh
  • The Howleyites: Toronto’s Changing City, A Stadium Rising, and The Champions of 1926, by D.M. Fox
  • Ballparks of the Pacific Coast League, by Larry Zuckerman
  • The New Expanded Pacific Coast League Record, 1897-1968, by Carlos Bauer
  • The Incredible Chicago Cubs Trivia Book: 300 Questions for the Super-Fan, by Al Yellon
  • Hill Country Ball: Depression-Era Baseball in the Texas German Belt, by Richard W. Butler Jr.
  • Spitballer: Stan Coveleski and the 1920 Cleveland Indians, by William C. Kashatus
  • The Texas Rangers and Me: A Baseball Writer’s Thirty-Two Years in Arlington, by T.R. Sullivan
  • So Young, So Great: Bob Feller Electrifies Baseball and America, by Jim R. Ingraham
  • You Gotta Love These Guys: Fifty Years of Seattle Mariners Baseball, by David F. Schmitz
  • The Shortstop Was a Crook: The Sordid Baseball Life and Crimes of Billy Geer, by Justin Mckinney
  • Kid Gleason: A Baseball Life Beyond the Black Sox, by Dirk Baker
  • Fort Dodge and the Bawling, Brawling, Hard-Balling Iowa League, 1904-1906, by Scott M. Johnson
  • The Year St. Louis Became a Baseball Town: The Cardinals, Babe Ruth & the 1926 World Series, by Terry Lemons
  • The Magical Game: The Spirit and History of Baseball/s Superstitions, Rituals, and Curses, by Addy Baird
  • NINE: A Novel, by Luc Arnaud
  • Baseball Changes Channels: The Dodgers, the Giants and the Birth of Pay TV, by David Gunzerath
  • The Luckiest Man Returns, by R.F. Walden
  • Baseball, Birthday, and Ten-Cent Beer, by Gregg Sapp

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Originally published: November 10, 2026. Last Updated: November 9, 2026.
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