Articles.2025-BRJ54-2 – Society for American Baseball Research

Swifts, Slows, and Batteries: A Chronology of the 1868 Championship Season

Did the American Association of 1882–91 Achieve Parity with the National League? Evidence from Interleague Exhibition Games

The Disappearance of the Nippon Cup: Early Japanese Participation in Australian Baseball

The 1915 Army Baseball Team at West Point: Five Future Generals and an 18–3 Record

Lou Gehrig’s Three ‘Lost’ Columbia Home Runs

The End of the Spitball: Sloppy, Dirty, Disgusting … and Almost Impossible to Get Rid Of

Harold and Dorothy Seymour

Some of the Least Explored Resources: Dissertations and Theses on the Subject of Baseball (1908–2024)

SABR Baseball Research Journal, Fall 2025

Hitter and Catcher Adaptation in Major League Baseball

Saves Above Expected: A New Contextual Metric For Closers

Two Pitchers, Same Team: Comparing Bob Feller and Satchel Paige

Last At-Bat Heroics

A Quick History of Offensive Baseball Statistics: Which Is Top of the Pops?

Manager Paul Richards, right, seen here shaking hands with New York Yankees manager Casey Stengel in 1958, is often credited with the invention of the “Waxahachie Swap” (Richards was born in Waxahachie, Texas). (SABR-Rucker Archive)

The Diamond Chess Strategy: Pitcher-to-Fielder-to-Pitcher In-Game Maneuvers

SABR Baseball Research Journal, Fall 2025

Editor’s Note: Fall 2025 Baseball Research Journal

SABR Baseball Research Journal, Fall 2025

Fall 2025 Baseball Research Journal