Articles.2005-BRJ34 – Society for American Baseball Research

Why is the Shortstop ‘6’?

The Best and Worst Batteries: Comparing ERAs 1960-2004

The Hawaiian All-Stars and the Harlem Globetrotters: A 1948 Barnstorming Tour

Do Some Batters Reach on Errors More Than Others?

Consider Your Sources: Baseball and Baked Beans in Boston

Deconstructing the Midas Touch: Gold Glove Award Voting, 1965-2004

1,000 Extra-Base Hits: A Mark of Greatness?

World Series Winners and Losers: What’s the Difference?

Teams With Three 20-Game Winners

The Best Postseason Ever: Wild Bill Serena’s 1947 Batting Feats

A Small, Yet Momentous Gesture

Unsolved Photo Mysteries

Which Great Teams Were Just Lucky?

The Honor Rolls of Baseball

Do Batters Learn During a Game?

Should a 22-Game Season Sweep Have Occurred? An Examination of Season Sweeps and Near-Sweeps

Cumulative Home Run Frequency and the Recent Home Run Explosion

In Search of Clutch Hitting

Are Traded Players ‘Lemons’?

Early Baseball in Washington, DC: How the Washington Nationals Helped Develop America’s Game

I Don’t Care If I Ever Get Back: Marathons Lasting Six or More Hours

Has Greg Maddux Employed the ‘Bagwell Gambit’ in His Career?

Normalized Winning Percentage, Revisited

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2005 Baseball Research Journal

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