A Tale of Two Umpires: When Al Salerno and Bill Valentine Got Thrown Out of the Game

Baseball traveled through rough waters beginning in the late…

The Deadball Era’s Worst Pitching Staff

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Modern Baseball’s Greatest-Hitting Team: The 1930 Phillies’ Opponents

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Arbitrator Seitz Sets the Players Free

Introduction The most important labor arbitration decision of…

AggPro: The Aggregate Projection System

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A Crank on the Court: The Passion of Justice William R. Day

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Fall 2009 Baseball Research Journal

The Sport of Courts: Baseball and the Law

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Alito: The Origin of the Baseball Antitrust Exemption

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Comiskey’s Detectives

In December 2007, a huge collection of documents, most related…

BOOKS: Two new biographies of Alexander Cartwright

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LETTERS: Rating the commissioners — and dog mascots

Iis there anything about baseball that the erudite numbers-crunchers…

LETTERS: The Dodger in the Royals uniform

Debunking the legend about a famous Jackie Robinson photo from…

LETTERS: Al Jolson?

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Zooming In On A Great Old Photo

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Plenty of Stars, But Few Cigars

As the American League’s pecking order of the 1950s was established,…

War at Griffith Stadium

On April 25, 1933, the Senators and the Yankees engaged in one…

Buzz Arlett’s Remarkable 1932 Season

During a five-week span in 1932, minor-league legend Buzz Arlett…

Maryland: Home of Homer Hitters

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Stories in Washington Baseball History

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Low-Risk Pitcher Signings — Any Reward?

While it makes big headlines when a team signs a free-agent superstar,…

He May Be Fast, But Is He Quick?

During the 2007 baseball season, Jim Reisler interviewed nine…

Estimating the Dollar Value of Players

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Herb Washington’s Value to the 1974 A’s

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