
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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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…

Bill Terry As Pitcher
Bill Terry was a Hall of Fame first baseman and player-manager.…

Chris Von der Ahe: Baseball’s Pioneering Huckster
Move over, Charlie Finley and Bill Veeck - the old Browns' owner…

Critters, Flora, And Occupations: Minor-League Team Nicknames
WHILE WE ARE aware that colorful monikers of baseball players…

Demise Of The Triple
A thing of beauty and suspense, the triple may be the most exciting…