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admin2016-08-26 15:00:002020-04-03 14:38:45This Week in SABR: August 26, 2016
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admin2016-08-26 12:23:522016-08-26 12:23:52Giaimo: The surprising Massachusetts origins of nearly every American sport
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admin2016-08-26 12:19:382016-08-26 12:19:38Miazga: Tracing the roots of Baltimore baseball legend Leon Day
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admin2016-08-26 12:01:212016-08-26 12:01:21Francis: Ted Williams’ pursuit of .400 took the world by storm in 1941
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admin2016-08-26 11:42:322016-08-26 11:42:32Ringel: Babe Ruth, Ring Lardner, and baseball on the verge in 1916
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admin2016-08-25 23:02:252016-08-25 23:02:25Goldman: Forgiving Bob Lemon (and everybody else)
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admin2016-08-25 17:31:102016-08-25 17:31:10Elliott: Scout Walt Burrows saw Mantle in a young Mike Trout
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admin2016-08-25 16:25:002016-08-25 16:25:00Wulf: Remembering the long-ago history of major-league baseball in Troy, N.Y.
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admin2016-08-25 12:02:082016-08-25 12:02:08Gleeman: Twins’ banjo hitter is baseball’s unlikeliest slugger
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admin2016-08-25 12:00:252016-08-25 12:00:25Caple: Seattle Pilots barely remembered except through ‘Ball Four’
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admin2016-08-24 19:39:192016-08-24 19:39:19Gustines: Charles Conlon photo archive going up for auction Saturday
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admin2016-08-24 19:14:362016-08-24 19:14:36Nusbaum: Twisted blister: Baseball’s biggest little injury
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admin2016-08-24 19:01:112016-08-24 19:01:11Laurila: Q&A with Tyler Clippard on beating BABIP and the limits of FIP
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admin2016-08-23 19:45:272020-04-24 21:29:02Tom Shieber wins 2016 George Michael SABR Pictorial History Award
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admin2016-08-23 12:08:362016-08-23 12:08:36Swanson: Ballparks we miss (at least in theory): Los Angeles Wrigley Field
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admin2016-08-22 19:31:492016-08-22 19:31:49Kay: How a Peanuts character became a fierce advocate for women’s sports
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admin2016-08-22 19:16:142016-08-22 19:16:14Swydan: Rob Manfred and the dangers of unintended consequences