Project 3.18
Paul JacksonRemembering when baseball didn’t go as planned, and looking at history and culture through the lens of the National Game.
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Saying Goodbye to the A's
Baseball’s treatment of the city of Oakland and the now-couch-surfing franchise that had a home there has been a continuing travesty. Of course the team’s ownership is most responsible and gets that credit, but the other owners and the comm...
Sensible Send-offs
Here at Project 3.18, we like to write about ejections, particularly if we organize them around a theme. We’ve written about rain-related ejections, lying-down ejections, and even an episode perfect for Father’s Day.
The Zoo is Closed - Part 2 of 2
Last time, losing his patience after the Tiger Stadium bleacher crowd began dispensing gratuities to opposing outfielders, the Tigers’ president and general manager, Jim Campbell, shut down 20% of his ballpark. Now, after the fans are turne...
The Zoo is Closed - Part 1 of 2
Given our primary research interests, we here at Project 3.18 are well-versed in the ways baseball teams responded to unruly fans over the course of the 20th century. Belatedly adding more security (or any security, for that matter) was a p...
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Tells stories from when baseball did not go as planned at Project 3.18. Previously published at ESPN.com.
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