Harry Bay

Once clocked on a stopwatch from plate to first in 3.5 seconds,…

Nixey Callahan

Though known today as “Nixey” Callahan, the slim, 5-feet-10,…

Ed Barrow

Most famous for his wildly successful tenure in the New York…

Eddie Collins

An excellent place-hitter, slick fielder, and brainy baserunner,…

Ray Chapman

Ray Chapman, star shortstop for nine seasons with the Cleveland…

Nick Altrock

For three years at the turn of the last century Nick Altrock…

Hal Chase

Hal Chase, whose big league career lasted from 1905 to 1919,…

Jimmy Austin

One of the most energetic players of his era, Jimmy Austin was…

John Anderson

Throughout his 14-year major league career, John Anderson became…

Wid Conroy

An adept base stealer known for taking unusually large leads…

Charles Comiskey

One of the most influential figures in the history of the sport,…

Ray Caldwell

"Caldwell could be as great as Matty or Walter Johnson, but…

Ty Cobb

Perhaps the most competitive and complex personality ever to…

Bill Bradley

From 1901 to 1904 Bill Bradley was arguably the best young player…

Jesse Burkett

A crafty hitter and disputatious competitor, Jesse Burkett won…

Bill Carrigan

An excellent defensive catcher who provided the Boston Red Sox…

Ray Collins

Ray Collins might have been on his way to the Hall of Fame but…

Home Run Baker

In an era characterized by urbanization and rapid industrial…

Jimmy Barrett

Jimmy Barrett arrived in the majors with a brilliant one-month…

Donie Bush

One of the greatest defensive shortstops of the Deadball Era,…

Eddie Cicotte

Though he didn’t invent the pitch, Eddie “Knuckles” Cicotte…

Jack Chesbro

Despite a sensational 1904 season in which he won 14 straight…

Jack Barry

The least known member of the Athletics' famous $100,000 infield,…

Charles Bender

American Indian. Innovator. Renaissance man. Charles Albert “Chief”…