Mothers Day Tribute to Baseball Mothers! As we celebrate Mother’s Day, it is important to take a moment to appreciate all the baseball moms out there who support their children in their love for the game. From driving their kids to countless practices and games, to cheering them on from the sidelines, baseball moms play … Read moreMothers Day Tribute to Baseball Mothers!
In the annals of baseball history, one scandal stands out above all others – the infamous “Black Sox” scandal of 1919. This scandal rocked the foundations of America’s favorite pastime and forever tarnished the reputation of the Chicago White Sox. The story begins with a group of players on the Chicago White Sox, including legendary … Read moreWhite Washing the Black Sox: A Tale of Gamblers, Gamers, Guilt, and Greed
Red Ames: “The Harvey Haddix of the Deadball Era” Red Ames was a talented pitcher in the early 20th century, known for his durability and consistency on the mound. He was born in Warren, Ohio in 1882 and began his professional baseball career in 1903 with the New York Giants. Throughout his 14-year career, Ames … Read moreRed Ames: “The Harvey Haddix of the Deadball Era”
If you’re a baseball card collector or a fan of the sport, then you will definitely want to check out the newly released book, “What’s in Ted’s Wallet? The Newly Revealed T206 Baseball Card Collection of Thomas Edison’s Youngest Son”. Written by renowned baseball card expert and historian, Mark Johnson, this book delves into the … Read moreBook Review: What’s in Ted’s Wallet? The Newly Revealed T206 Baseball Card Collection of Thomas Edison’s Youngest Son
Baseball has always been known as America’s pastime, with games typically played during the daytime in the warm sunshine. However, on May 24, 1935, history was made when the first night game in Major League Baseball was played at Cincinnati’s Crosley Field between the Cincinnati Reds and the Philadelphia Phillies. The idea of playing baseball … Read moreBaseball’s First Night Game: May 24, 1935
On May 30, 1935, the legendary baseball player Babe Ruth played his final game for the Boston Braves. Ruth, also known as the “Bambino” and “The Sultan of Swat,” is widely considered one of the greatest baseball players of all time. His career included playing for the Boston Red Sox, the New York Yankees, and … Read moreBoston Brave Babe Ruth Plays His Final Game, May 30,1935
The Greatest World Series Game Ever? Throughout the history of Major League Baseball, there have been countless memorable World Series games that have captured the hearts of fans across the globe. But one game, in particular, stands out as arguably the greatest World Series game ever played. The game in question took place on October … Read moreThe Greatest World Series Game Ever?
Baseball, America’s favorite pastime, is known for its intense competitive spirit and passionate fans. But amidst all the drama and excitement of the game, there is also a lighter side to baseball that often goes unnoticed. One such aspect of baseball that is often overlooked is the unwritten rule that there is no crying—or sleeping!—in … Read moreFrom the Lighter Side: There’s No Crying—Or Sleeping!—In Baseball!
Staten Island may be known as the forgotten borough, but it has produced some notable figures in various fields, including sports. One such forgotten star is Hank Majeski, a baseball player who had a successful career in the Major Leagues during the 1940s and 1950s. Born on December 13, 1916, in Staten Island, Majeski grew … Read moreForgotten Stars: Staten Island’s Finest, Hank Majeski
Tribute to Lefty O’Doul: What His Career Could Have Been Lefty O’Doul was a baseball legend whose name is synonymous with greatness in the sport. He was a talented outfielder and one of the best hitters of his era, known for his powerful swing and ability to consistently get on base. But what if his … Read moreTribute to Lefty O’Doul: What His Career Could Have Been