Henry Chadwick Award: David Block

David Block revolutionized the study of early baseball and the…
Dick Cramer

Henry Chadwick Award: Dick Cramer

DICK CRAMER, recipient of a 2015 Henry Chadwick Award, has…

Henry Chadwick Award: Bill Deane

BILL DEANE joined SABR in 1982 at the suggestion of fellow Chadwick…

Henry Chadwick Award: Jerry Malloy

JERRY MALLOY (1946–2000) was a pioneer researcher who has been…

Henry Chadwick Award: David Nemec

Among the many avenues of curiosity for a baseball historian,…

Editor’s note: Spring 2015 Baseball Research Journal

A note from the editor of the Spring 2014 BRJ. A note from the…

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Chicago Cubs infielder was thought for many years to have won the 1912 NL Triple Crown. (LIBRARY OF CONGRESS)

Solving the mystery of Heinie Zimmerman’s 1912 National League Triple Crown

Editor's note: A version of this article was originally published…
Dorothy Seymour Mills

Dorothy Seymour Mills: Reflections on a life in baseball research

A version of this article was originally published in the SABR…
Houston-Baseball-Early-Years-book-cover

Get your copy of “Houston Baseball: The Early Years 1861-1961”

All SABR 44 convention attendees received a free copy of Houston…
Hall of Fame second baseman Evers, left, and manager Stallings helped lead the 1914

The 1914 Stallings Platoon: Assessing Execution, Impact, and Strategic Philosophy

Hall of Fame second baseman Johnny Evers, left, and manager…
Elmer Dean, the older brother, center, of St. Louis Cardinals stars Dizzy and Paul Dean shows his new House of David teammates how he grips a curveball on May 5, 1935. (CORBIS)

The Third Brother Dean: “Elmer the Great”

Elmer Dean, center, the older brother of St. Louis Cardinals…
Played a legitimate, if limited, role in the history of baseball, but any claims to the title “father of baseball” only seem legitimate in comparison with the even more specious Doubleday myth.

Henderson, Cartwright, and the 1953 U.S. Congress

South Shields is a coastal town in Northern England, located…
Yankees shortstop was the mystery guest on the debut episode of CBS-TV's

“What’s My Line?” and Baseball

What’s My Line? was a popular primetime game show which ran…
gave up a home run to Jackie Robinson late in 1947. The film

Fact vs. Fiction: An Analysis of Baseball in Films

Baseball is great theatre. Indeed, baseball stories have been…
L-R, front row: T.R. Taylor, R. Sanchez, L. LaSalle, G. Matile, R. Sheetz, R. Boone, J. Falls, D. Kildoo. Back row: B. Phillips, F. Hale (trainer), O. Rodriguez, J. Monohan, M. Hoffman, R. Mejias, J. Paepke (manager), R. Babcock, E. Johnson, B. Chatham.

Remembering the 1954 Waco Pirates and the Mejias Streak

On the morning of May 11, 1953, the fair citizens of Waco,…
A gutsy decision on the part of Wally Moon helped him land a job in the major leagues and led to the trade of Enos Slaughter.

Giving Up the Stars and Reaching for the Moon

Opening Day, April 13, 1954, should have been one of the best…
Sandy Koufax (NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME LIBRARY)

A Season-Ending Doubleheader and its Impact on the 1966 World Series

Seldom are the occasions when a team emerges as back-to-back…
moved mid-season in 2006 from the Phillies to the Yankees by trade, then went to the Angels in 2009 as a free agent.

Do Hitters Boost Their Performance During Their Contract Years?

This article was selected for inclusion in SABR 50 at 50: The…
must have shaken off his cursed “Cubness” to allow the 2001 Arizona Diamondbacks to win the World Series.

Revisiting the Ex-Cub Factor

Some History Baseball is a superstitious sport. Players skip…

A New Formula to Predict a Team’s Winning Percentage

Bill James introduced a formula for estimating a team’s expected…

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