A Black Sox Mystery: Who Was “Rachael Brown”?

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Do Motivated Players Have Higher Batting Averages?

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Who Was The Oldest Major Leaguer To Hit Safely?

New research shows a change in the oldest known big-league batter…

Most Starts By Two Batterymates

A pair of Detroit Tigers tops Walt Wilson's list of most starts…
Going for the Fences: The Minor League Home Run Record Book

Going for the Fences: The Minor League Home Run Record Book

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Ed Williamson: A Home Run King Without a Headstone

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A Baseball Myth Exploded: Bill Veeck and the 1943 Sale of the Phillies

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The 25th Infantry Regiment Takes the Field

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The Exemption of Baseball from Federal Antitrust Laws: A Legal History

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A Home Run by Any Measure: The Baseball Players’ Pension Plan

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Before The Game Was Color Blind: The Two Negro Leagues in 1941

This article was originally published in SABR's The National…
1927 Philadelphia Royal Giants in Japan (COURTESY OF JOHN THORN)

‘Their Throws Were Like Arrows’: How a Black Team Spurred Pro Ball in Japan

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Bud Fowler: 19th Century Black Baseball Pioneer

Editor's note: On July 25, 1987, SABR placed a grave marker at…

A Conversation with Clyde Sukeforth

This article was originally published in the 1987 SABR Baseball…

Spring training pioneers: Flying the ‘Southern Clipper’ with the Cincinnati Reds

Editor's note: This article first appeared in SABR's "The National…