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admin2017-08-11 15:00:252020-04-03 14:38:43This Week in SABR: August 11, 2017
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admin2017-08-11 14:10:342017-08-11 14:10:34Dewan: Trading for Jonathan Lucroy
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admin2017-08-11 14:02:522017-08-11 14:02:52Baumann: Whit Merrifield looks like the next David Eckstein, but better
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admin2017-08-11 10:58:492017-08-11 10:58:49Sarris: Joey Votto and the changing strike zone
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admin2017-08-11 10:54:152017-08-11 10:54:15Blengino: James Paxton, that other truly dominant starting pitcher
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admin2017-08-11 10:32:542017-08-11 10:32:54Schechter: How the 1934 Giants blew the pennant
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admin2017-08-11 02:02:392017-08-11 02:02:39Pomrenke: An Opening Day ovation for Black Sox exile Eddie Cicotte
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admin2017-08-11 01:59:082017-08-11 01:59:08Bates/Parker: This Week in Baseball History podcast: Mark McGwire destroys rookie HR record
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admin2017-08-11 00:14:572017-08-11 00:14:57Thorn: Otis Shepard, baseball’s greatest graphic artist
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admin2017-08-10 17:22:212017-08-10 17:22:212017 SABR Jack Kavanagh Memorial Youth Baseball Research Award winner announced
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admin2017-08-10 17:07:162017-08-10 17:07:16Gleeman: Quadruple-A all-stars
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admin2017-08-10 17:05:052017-08-10 17:05:05Drooker: Converting the old-school fan
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admin2017-08-10 17:03:342017-08-10 17:03:34Carey: Replacement Level Podcast with Jay Jaffe
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admin2017-08-10 17:01:452017-08-10 17:01:45Foster: Looking back at the most recent forfeit in MLB history
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admin2017-08-10 15:52:582017-08-10 15:52:58Walker: The day the Atlanta Braves signed Satchel Paige so he could get his MLB pension
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admin2017-08-10 15:32:402017-08-10 15:32:40Diunte: Darren Daulton and Don Carman maintained a special relationship to the end
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admin2017-08-10 15:29:242017-08-10 15:29:24D’Addona: John Hiller’s first win came during the 1967 Detroit riots
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admin2017-08-10 13:28:332017-08-10 13:28:33Womack: Jay Jaffe’s ‘Cooperstown Casebook’ is a must-read for Hall of Fame fans
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admin2017-08-10 06:57:132020-08-06 17:04:32SABR Digital Library: Bittersweet Goodbye: The Black Barons, the Grays, and the 1948 Negro League World Series
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admin2017-08-09 17:45:462017-08-09 17:45:46Willis: Found heirlooms bring fond memories of Ty Cobb for grandson
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admin2017-08-09 14:39:442017-08-09 14:39:44Roscher: All-girls baseball teams find a future of their own at national tournament
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admin2017-08-09 12:31:382017-08-09 12:31:38Folkemer: Turning three: triple plays in Orioles’ history