A view of baseball history from historian, author, and SABR member Paul White.
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Turn of the Century Legends Edition
Monday Eddie Plank, who was born on this date in 1875, was known as Gettysburg Eddie, and he came across that nickname honestly.
First Gloves: Vic Power
Before getting into his defensive prowess, which really was outstanding, can we pause for a moment and acknowledge what an awesome name “Vic Power” is?
Before getting into his defensive prowess, which really was outstanding, can we pause f...
Late Bloomers: Jittery Joe Berry
This is not a typical path to big league success:
This is not a typical path to big league success:
Baseball Remembers: Carl Furillo
To say that Carl Furillo had a chip on his shoulder is the equivalent of saying Babe Ruth had some pop in his bat, or that Cal Ripken was durable.
To say that Carl Furillo had a chip on his shoulder is the equivalent of saying Babe Ruth ha...
Hanlon’s Razor and Baseball History
The origin of Hanlon’s Razor is apparently in dispute, as is the existence of someone named “Hanlon.” One theory has been advanced claiming that “Hanlon” was a twisting of “Heinlein,” because science fiction writer Robert Heinlein used a ve...
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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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