
The Essential Cleveland Baseball Library
Cleveland has a rich baseball heritage with professional roots…

Cleveland Indians All-Time Teams
An enjoyable and on-going ritual of baseball is the periodic…

Cleveland Public Library: The Mears Collection
Charles Willard Mears is best known today for the Mears Collection…

Every Picture Tells a Story: 1919 Cleveland Indians
1919 Cleveland Indians at spring training, Heinemann Park,…

The Cleveland Indians on Film
It happens every spring. Those four words name both a popular…

The Ballparks of Cleveland
While Cleveland's baseball history dates back to the National…

The Cleveland Forest Citys of 1912
During early 1912 two proposed leagues struggled to gain a foothold…

The Federal League of Base Ball Clubs
This article was originally published in “Baseball in Cleveland,”…

Addie Joss Day: An All-Star Celebration
This article was originally published in “Baseball in Cleveland,”…

From Frank Merriwell to Henry Wiggen: A Modest History of Baseball Fiction
This article was originally published in The SABR Review of Books,…

Baseball Fans’ Notes
This article was originally published in The SABR Review of Books,…

Fantasy Made Real
This article was originally published in The SABR Review of Books,…

An Interview With Jim Brosnan
This article was originally published in The SABR Review of Books,…

The Realism of Roy Tucker
This article was originally published in The SABR Review of Books,…

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…
