Articles.2016-BRJ45-1 – Society for American Baseball Research

More than a century after it happened, Paul Hines' unassisted triple play on May 8, 1878 remains one of the most controversial fielding plays in baseball history. (National Baseball Hall of Fame Library)

Analyzing Coverage of the Hines Triple Play

Revisiting the Hines Triple Play

The Roster Depreciation Allowance: How Major League Baseball Teams Turn Profits Into Losses

Golden Pitches: The Ultimate Last-at-Bat, Game Seven Scenario

Fernando Valenzuela (SABR-Rucker Archive)

Hype and Hope: The Effect of Rookies and Top Prospects on MLB Attendance

Negro League Baseball, Black Community, and The Socio-Economic Impact of Integration

‘Playing Rotten, It Ain’t That Hard To Do’: How the Black Sox Threw the 1920 Pennant

No ‘Solid Front of Silence’: The Forgotten Black Sox Scandal Interviews

Flashback Gordon: Cryptic Communication within a Base-Running Relay-Throw Event

The Browns’ Spring Training 1946

The Planting of Le Grand Orange

Working Overtime: Wilbur Wood, Johnny Sain and the White Sox Two-Days’ Rest Experiment of the 1970s

Player Win Averages (1946-2015)

Never Make the First or Last Out at Third Base … Perhaps

Notes Related to Cy Young’s First No-Hitter

Bacteria Beat the Phillies: The Deaths of Charlie Ferguson and Jimmy Fogarty

Baseball Research Journal, Spring 2016

Spring 2016 Baseball Research Journal