
A view of baseball history from historian, author, and SABR member Paul White.
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Monday marked the date in 1954 when the great Oscar Charleston died. He was more than just a great baseball player, but was also a remarkable personality.
Off the field, Charleston was described as charming and easy-going, a q...
As far as I can tell, no glove manufacturer produced a glove that had Ron Gant’s signature embossed on it.
As far as I can tell, no glove manufacturer produced a glove that had Ron Gant’s signature embossed on it. There are very good reaso...
The news broke yesterday that Sam McDowell passed away on Monday at his home in Florida. He was 84, and had lived a remarkable life in which he transitioned from phenom to All-Star, then to being prematurely washed up due to alcoholism, onl...
When you come from a place like Roulette, Pennsylvania (current population, ominously, of 666), and leave high school early to join the Navy, and then have your father die in a terrible accident that leaves your mother and brother without a...
If you produced a list of all the position players who have been eligible for the Hall of Fame but didn’t get elected, ignoring the ones with some sort of election-stopping controversy, and then rank them by WAR, you get a list of some real...
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Paul White, a SABR member since 2001, contributed to SABR’s books “One-Win Wonders” and “Koufax,” and his book “Cooperstown’s Back Door: A History of Negro Leaguers in the Baseball Hall of Fame,” was published by McFarland in November, 2024.
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