Articles.2004-BRJ33 – Society for American Baseball Research

Underestimating the Fog

No-Hitter Probabilities: What Are the Odds?

World Series ‘What Might’ve Beens’: When Player Injuries Have Most Affected the Outcome

Interesting Statistical Combinations

300-Game Winners: A Vanishing Breed?

The 1939 Yankees, the Greatest Road Team Ever

The Science of Second Guessing: The Cases of Stengel, Mauch, and McNamara

Hometown Heroes in the All-Star Game

Lawrence S. Ritter, the Last New York Giant

The Worst Team Ever?

The Effect of the Designated Hitter Rule on Hit Batsmen

Win Shares and the Parabolic Course of Baseball Lives

Professional Thieves vs. the Constabulary

Saving Face: Reconsidering Relief Pitching

The .400 Club

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Holiday Doubleheaders

Should Sadaharu Oh Be in Cooperstown?

Baseball’s Most Dominant Strikeout Pitchers

Identifying Mystery Photos

Protest Upheld, Computer Software Confounded

I Don’t Care If I Ever Get Back: Marathons Lasting 20 or More Innings

A Chronology of the Best Leadoff Home Run Hitters

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