A view of baseball history from historian, author, and SABR member Paul White.
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Catchers and the 1960s Edition
Monday By 1963, Yogi Berra hadn’t been the Yankees’ regular catcher for four years. Elston Howard had taken over and performed brilliantly, leaving Berra to get only backup duty or try his hand in left field....
Late Bloomers: Gus Zernial
When Heinie Zimmerman of the Cubs homered off the Cardinals’ Slim Sallee on August 28, 1912, it was a pretty big deal, for two reasons.
When Heinie Zimmerman of the Cubs homered off the Cardinals’ Slim Sallee on August 28, 1912, it was a p...
Baseball Remembers: Al Bumbry
There’s a chance that if not for having his baseball career interrupted by serving as a platoon leader in Vietnam, Al Bumbry would have never made it to the major leagues.
There’s a chance that if not for having his baseball career interru...
MLB’s Altering of History
Here are four major league seasons by four really good pitchers.
Here are four major league seasons by four really good pitchers. I won’t tell you the era in which they were produced yet, but I will in a minute. For now, just know that the...
Sleuthing Baseball Magazine
It took about 20 minutes, and mostly that was because of the damned umpire.
It took about 20 minutes, and mostly that was because of the damned umpire.
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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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