Series! Recap of World Series of the 1910s
The deadball days, when Babe Ruth was still a Red Sox pitcher, the classic stadia like Fenway and Wrigley first appeared, and gambling threatened to destroy the game.
The deadball days, when Babe Ruth was still a Red Sox pitcher, the classic stadia like Fenway and Wrigley first appeared, and gambling threatened to destroy the game.
Why not go back to the Roaring 20s, the age of flappers, bathtub gin, and the Babe? It was 100 years ago now, but that hardly matters in baseball.
This is my shameless self promotion post. I have mentioned previously that I had a book coming out. Well, it is out now. It is a history of the rules of baseball.
Then it hit me: How about a good rant? That is right in my wheelhouse!
With more strikeouts than hits, what, if anything, has changed? And what to do about it?
Or, How Spalding Signed Clarkson, but that is boring…
In olden days, a team called “Stockings” were looked on as something shocking …
Early Baseball History: I Take Requests.