
Editor’s Note: Spring 2025 Baseball Research Journal
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Introduction: The 2005 World Champion Chicago White Sox: Grinders and Gamers
Chicago is a city with many nicknames. Its “Windy City”…

Jerry Reinsdorf: Champagne Toasts and Cemeteries
You saw the evidence across every cemetery in Chicago. White…

2005 Chicago White Sox: Local and national media cover the breaking of another so-called curse
ESPN Radio Chicago Sports Anchor and Talk Show Host Tom Shaer…

Grinding and Believing: A Recipe for Success on a Historic 2005 White Sox Journey
Driving along the oft-congested Chicago expressways in 2005,…

How the 2005 Chicago White Sox were built
During their 11-1 run through the postseason that followed a…

Appendix: Scoreboard Numbers vs. Uniform Numbers: The 1931–34 Detroit Tigers and the Letter of the Law
This is the online appendix for Herm Krabbenhoft's article, "Scoreboard…

Appendix: Infield Hit Model, Part 2: Use the Whole Field, Hit Line Drives
This is the online appendix to Donald Slavik's article, "Infield…

Settling the Score: The Story of the First Congressional Baseball Game in 1909
This article was published in the SABR Deadball Era Committee’s…

Q&A with author Norman Macht
This article was published in the SABR Deadball Era Committee’s…

Introduction: Ottawa Baseball From 1865 to 2025
Spring in Ottawa Taunts. It teases and tantalizes, offering…

Foreword: Ottawa Baseball From 1865 to 2025
It was a time of hopes and dreams. When the Ottawa Lynx played…

Ottawa’s Early Baseball History
Back in the early seventies, Ottawa had a baseball club (amateur)…

Big-Time Baseball in A ‘Sub-Arctic Lumber Village’: The Red Stockings Come To Ottawa
"On their arrival at the grounds, the Club at once proceeded…

A Flash In The Plaid: Meet The Ottawa Senators, The City’s First (And Short-Lived) Pro Baseball Team
The Ottawa Senators sport their unique tartan uniforms, custom-made…

Diamond Dynasty: The 1912-15 Ottawa Senators
The 1912 Ottawa Senators Baseball Team. (City of Ottawa Archives,…

‘Big, Bow-Legged And Domineering’: Frank Shaughnessy In Ottawa
A true Ottawa baseball legend, Frank Shaughnessy’s impact…

Ottawa in the 1922-23 Eastern Canada League and the 1924 Quebec-Ontario-Vermont League
Following the demise of the Canadian League after the 1915…

A Swing and a Miss: Ottawa’s Teams in the Can-Am League, 1936-1940
Ottawa enjoyed a five-year fling with professional baseball…

Urban Shocker, The Ottawa-Trained Spitballer Who Bested Babe Ruth
Urban Shocker, the legendary pitcher who perfected his signature…

Across The River: Early Baseball In The Outaouais
The Outaouais — a unique region of southwestern Quebec situated…

The Babe Comes To Ottawa
“Don’t tell me about Ruth; I’ve seen what he did to people….…

Ottawa Nationals and Senators in the Border League, 1947-1950
A playoff souvenir from the Ottawa Nationals. (City of Ottawa…

Willard Brown and the Border League
Only 21 Border League (1946-51) players made it to the major…
