
A Half-Century of Springs: Vero Beach and the Dodgers
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Into Thin Air: What’s All the Fuss About Coors Field?
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Imaginary Baseball in the Rockies: Ken Burns, Lewis and Clark, and the Nez Percé
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Baseball and Cultural Preservation: An Alternative View of the Meaning of Baseball in Japanese-American Community Formation
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Denver and Pueblo: Tales from the Wild, Wild Western League
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The Federal League of Base Ball Clubs
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The Rocky Colavito–Harvey Kuenn Trade
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Addie Joss Day: An All-Star Celebration
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A Fan’s-Eye View of the 1906 World Series
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The 26-Inning Duel
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Roland Hemond, ‘King of Baseball’: An Oral History
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Boston Baseball Tragedy: The Sad Tale of Marty Bergen
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Did Boston Stay Separate Warren Spahn from 400 Wins?
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The Birth of the American League
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Gary Gentry’s Gem
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Murdered Horsehide
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No-Hitter Probabilities: What Are the Odds?
A no-hitter turns a pitcher into an instant celebrity in the…

World Series ‘What Might’ve Beens’: When Player Injuries Have Most Affected the Outcome
Speculating on ultimately unanswerable questions remains one…

Interesting Statistical Combinations
One of many things that makes baseball the most enjoyable sport…

300-Game Winners: A Vanishing Breed?
Now that Greg Maddux has won his 300th game, an obvious question…

The 1939 Yankees, the Greatest Road Team Ever
The 1939 Yankees are known as one of the greatest teams of all…

The Science of Second Guessing: The Cases of Stengel, Mauch, and McNamara
New York Giants owner Andrew Freedman fired 13 managers between…

Hometown Heroes in the All-Star Game
Sandy Alomar Jr.’s career has been marred by frequent injuries,…

Lawrence S. Ritter, the Last New York Giant
Lawrence Ritter, standing, looks on as Lee Lowenfish, left,…