Dick Seay (Courtesy of Graig Kreindler)

Dick Seay

“Nobody’s a better second baseman than Dick.” – Satchel…

Hilton Smith

"I was born in 1912 [sic] in Giddings, Texas, a little town between…
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Herb Souell

Herb “Baldy” Souell, 5-feet-9 and 150 pounds, carved out…

Bonnie Serrell

During World War II, the Kansas City Monarchs had two middle…

George Scales

A right-handed slugger and sure-handed infielder, George Scales…

Marius Russo

War was raging in Europe as the 1941 baseball season came to…

Leon Ruffin

A superior defensive catcher, the well-traveled Leon Ruffin was…

Johnny Schmitz

A left-handed pitcher who batted from the right side, Johnny…

Eddie Smith

It was said of Edgar Smith that he perhaps "lost more one-run…

Buddy Rosar

He could be considered one of the most reluctant, or perhaps…

Red Rolfe

Waving goodbye, the impeccably dressed young man with fiery red…

Preacher Roe

How do you throw a spitball? “The idea is to get part of your…

Red Ruffing

Hall of Famer Red Ruffing’s career is a reminder that you…

Eddie Robinson

Former Rangers general manager Eddie Robinson may hold the record…

Enos Slaughter

Most great players have something similar during their careers:…

Johnny Sain

First we’ll use Spahn, then we’ll use Sain, Then an off…

Jackie Robinson

Jackie Robinson is perhaps the most historically significant…

Spec Shea

In the spring of 1947, “uncertain” may have been the word…

Stan Spence

Stan Spence had the misfortune of being a young outfielder for…

Connie Ryan

Although he had far from the best year of his career in 1948,…

Goody Rosen

One of the most remarkable characteristics of Goodwin "Goody"…

Red Schoendienst

On October 28, 2011, the St. Louis Cardinals won their 11th World…

Aaron Robinson

The leading member of the 1947 Yankees’ catchers-by-committee…

Warren Spahn

The fifth-winningest pitcher of all time, Warren Spahn went 363-245…