Articles.2006-BRJ35 – Society for American Baseball Research

The Composition of Kings: The Monroe Monarchs and the Negro Southern League, 1932

Effect of Batting Order (Not Lineup) on Scoring

Still Searching for Clutch Pitchers

The Demise of the Reserve Clause: The Players’ Path to Freedom

Revisiting Bill Veeck and the 1943 Phillies

Interleague Attendance Boost Mostly a Mirage

Does Money Buy Success? The Relationship Between Payrolls and Victories in Major League Baseball, 1996–2005

All Saves Are Not Created Equal

Fenway Park’s Hand-Operated Scoreboard

More Interesting Statistical Combinations

DiMaggio’s Challengers

New Light on an Old Scandal

The Curse of the . . . Hurlers? Consequential Yankees–Red Sox Trades of Note

Salary Arbitration: Burden or Benefit?

One-Team Players

Baseball Geography and Transportation

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The Cy Young Award: Individual or Team Recognition?

Are Balanced Teams More Successful?

Nickel and Dime Pitches

Does Walking the Leadoff Batter Lead to Big Innings?

How Rules Changes in 1920 Affected Home Runs

Relative Team Strength in the World Series

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