Articles.2002-BRJ31 – Society for American Baseball Research

Why Isn’t Gil Hodges in the Hall of Fame?

The Riot at the First World Series

Does Experience Help in the Postseason?

Wanted: One First Class Shortstop

Babe Ruth Dethroned? Whither the Sultan of Swat?

RBI, Opportunities, and Power Hitting: Opportunities Significantly Affect RBI Totals

Forbes Field, Hitter’s Nightmare?

Not Quite Marching Through Georgia: Don Larsen and the Atlanta Crackers

Preventing Base Hits: Evidence that Fielders Are More Important Than Pitchers

The Most Dominant Triple Crown Winner

Dottie Kamenshek, All-American: Was This Baseball’s Greatest Fielding First Baseman?

The Best Last-Place Team Ever? 1966 Yankees Didn’t Know How to Finish Last

The Most Exciting World Series Games: A Mathematical Approach

Home Runs: More Influential Than Ever

The King is Dead

Bill Doak’s Three ‘No-Hitters’

Baseball’s Most Unbreakable Records: Polled from SABR’s Records Committee

Best of Times, Worst of Times: Superlative & Dismal Ten-Year Team Performances

Identifying 19th-Century Player Dick Higham … Perhaps!

Early RBI Leaders in the International League

Harry Wright: The Most Important Baseball Figure of the 19th Century?

Batting Average by Count and Pitch Type

The Evolution of World Series Scheduling

Lou vs. Babe in Real Life and in Pride of the Yankees

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