From a Researcher’s Notebook (2000)

Lou Gehrig Played First and Last Games of Consecutive…

The Big Four Come to Detroit

On September 17, 1885, the owners of the Buffalo Bisons of the…

The Colorado Silver Bullets: Can Promotion Based on ‘Battle of the Sexes’ Be Successful?

The year 1997 marked the fourth season of operation for the Colorado…

Lifting the Iron Curtain of Cuban Baseball

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Cricket and Mr. Spalding

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Karl Lindholm: The Book

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The Pittsburgh Keystones and the 1887 Colored League

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The Evolution of the Baseball Diamond: Perfection Came Slowly

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Smokey and the Bandit: The Greatest Pitching Duel in Blackball History

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Rube Foster (NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME LIBRARY)

Andrew (Rube) Foster: Gem of a Man

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Locating Philadelphia’s Historic Ballfields

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Download the e-books: SABR Review of Books

From 1986 to 1990, SABR published five volumes of the SABR…

Four Teams Out: The National League Reduction of 1900

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From Frank Merriwell to Henry Wiggen: A Modest History of Baseball Fiction

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Baseball Fans’ Notes

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Fantasy Made Real

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An Interview With Jim Brosnan

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The Realism of Roy Tucker

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10,000 Plate Appearances

THE FOLLOWING is a list through 1989 of every major-league player…

200-Homer Teams: An Analysis

Baseball teams didn't slug 200 homers in a single season until…

1930 Negro National League

In the latest edition of an ongoing SABR project, researchers…

A red-letter bat day for Lefty Gomez

Lefty Gomez was a star pitcher with the New York Yankees from…

Ban Johnson preferred ERA over won-lost records

The American League did not adopt earned run averages until 1913.…

Bat, almost 6 feet long, used in National League game

In 1894 the regulation length of a bat was 42 inches, just as…
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