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Greatest Moments in the World Series: Highlights of a Century of Fall Classics
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By: Matthew Fortuna
The 1927 New York Yankees: Were They Baseball's All Time Greatest?
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The Yankees and Dodgers in October: Baseball's Greatest World Series Rivalry
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The Top 3 Greatest Baseball Teams Ever: The Best Teams in Major League Baseball History
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Connie Mack and the Philadelphia Athletics: A Unique 50-Year Baseball Relationship
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The 1979 Pittsburgh Pirates: World Series Family Act
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The 1969 New York Mets: A Look Back at Baseball's Miracle Team
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Bob Feller and His Amazing Fastball: Was Feller the Best Pitcher Ever?
By: David Hornestay
Who Was Spud Chandler? The Pitcher with the Highest Winning Percentage Ever
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The World Series No-Hitter That Wasn't: A 1947 Bid for Glory Dies with One Out to Go
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St. Louis Cardinals' Ballparks: A History of the Redbirds' Home Fields
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By: Heather Lin
Selling Stadium Names: The Pitfalls of Park Naming Rights
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A Baseball Tragedy Goes to the Movies: Shooting of First Baseman That Inspired a Novel and a Film
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Almost a Yankee Immortal: The Interrupted Stardom of Charlie (King Kong) Keller
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The Black Sox Scandal of 1919: The World Series That Almost Destroyed Baseball
By: David Hornestay
The Yankees' Ballparks: New York's Home Fields From 1901 to Today
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Baseball's First Immortals: The Five Charter Members of the Hall of Fame
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Bob Gibson in The Year of the Pitcher: The Cardinals' Right-Hander Dominated 1968
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The Massachusetts Game: An Extinct Variant of Baseball
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Yogi Berra and the Yankee Dynasty: Great Catcher Was Best Under Pressure
By: David Hornestay
Babe Ruth and Stolen Bases: The Great Bambino on the Base Paths
By: Mickey Scott
Take Me Out to the Ballgame: The History of Baseball's Anthem
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Baseball History in London, Ontario: The Early Days of Baseball in the Forest City
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Baseball's Greatest Pitchers: The Best at Strikeouts, Shutouts, and Silencing Bats
By: David Hornestay
Colorado Silver Bullets History: This now-defunct professional baseball team offered hope for women
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Robin Yount in 1982: The Brewers' Hall of Famer had his Best Season in '82
By: Steve Van Dien
George Brett in 1985: The Hall of Fame third baseman was never better
By: Steve Van Dien
By: Steve Van Dien
Baseball's Greatest Third Basemen: Outstanding Hitters and Fielders at the Hot Corner
By: David Hornestay
Sandy Koufax's 1965 and 1966 Seasons: Pitching through pain, Koufax was superb in his final seasons
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Whitey Ford and the Yankee Dynasty: Was He the Team's All-Time Best?
By: David Hornestay
Greenberg Wins the Pennant: Detroit Star's Home Run Lights Up 1945
By: David Hornestay
Jackie Robinson and Baseball's Color Line: The Way He Played and Changed the Game
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The Year the Brownies Won the Pennant: 1944 and the War That Made It Possible
By: David Hornestay
Mickey Mantle and the Yankee Dynasty: Could He Have Been the Greatest?
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The Best Baseball Player Ever: Babe Ruth is the Most Dominant MLB Player in Any Era
By: Max Neibaur
By: Luke Erickson
Independent Baseball's Growing Pains: The New Indy Leagues Spend the 1990s Just Trying to Survive
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Baseball's Greatest Second Basemen: The Best Are of a Bygone Era
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Baseball's Greatest First Basemen: Standout Sluggers and Fielders at the Initial Sack
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Baseball's Historic Tiebreakers: The Playoffs Before There Were Playoffs
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The Final Days of Yankee Stadium: From Babe Ruth to Derek Jeter, There's a Whole Lot of History
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Old Time Base Ball Leagues Wrap Up: Summertime Vintage Games End September 27
1968 World Series Game Seven: MVP Lolich and Tigers Stop St. Louis in Final to Win Championship
1968 World Series Game Five: Tigers Survive on Kaline's Hit, Horton's Throw, Lolich Pitching
Game Four of the 1968 World Series: Tigers Stopped Again by Gibson As Cardinals Win 10-1
1968 World Series Game Three: St. Louis Rebounded 7-3 Behind Brock McCarver and Cepada
Game Two of the 1968 World Series: Detroit Faithful Escaped St. Louis With the WS Even; Lolich Won
1968 World Series Game One: Detroit Loses Opener to St. Louis 4 to 0 As Gibson Hurls Shutout
19th Century Baseball History: What a Game From the mid-1800s Would Look Like
By: John K. Davis
By: John K. Davis
Women Baseball Players 1890-1940: The Players Became More Skilled and Professional
By: John K. Davis
Early Women Baseball Players: The 1800s Saw Some Women Take to the Game
By: John K. Davis
The Oldest Major League Players: For Those Who Like Baseball History and Trivia
By: John K. Davis
The Youngest Major League Players: For Those Who Like Baseball History and Trivia
By: John K. Davis
Baseball's Legendary Cy Young: A Pitcher So Good They Named an Award After Him
By: Chris Cook
1968 Year of The Detroit Tigers: Pennant-Winning Lineup Led by Horton, Brown, Wert, Pitcher McLain
1968 Detroit Tigers Win Pennant: Manager Mayo Smith Helps Create Comebacks and McLain's 31 Wins
The First Night Baseball Games: Early Major League Games Were Few and Far Between
By: John K. Davis
Baseball's Greatest Catchers: The All-Time Best Behind the Bat
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Baseball Games Under the Lights: They Were Much Earlier Than You Might Think
By: John K. Davis
The Long Pennant Race: Thrills to the End in '48
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Yankee Stadium Bids Farewell: The Hallowed Mecca of Baseball Lore Moves Across the Street in 2009
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Baseball Nickname Quiz: MLB Player Nicknames
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The Cuban Giants: African-American Baseball Players Were First Black Professional Team
By: John K. Davis
Moses Fleetwood Walker: First African-American Baseball Player in the Major Leagues
By: John K. Davis
