“Take a chance, take a chance, take a chance on me.” –Abba

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Review of the American League fantasy market as of March 31.

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In the fourth of a 10-part series, the author takes an in-depth look at Major League Baseball history from 1931 to 1940.

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Division is Mets’ to win

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Sox Looking to Repeat in 2008

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As Opening Day draws near, this Pirates fan waxes nostalgic about past glories and ignominious failures.

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Nothing is more painful to a baseball franchise or a fan to experience the promise of an exciting first season and then watch that player fade into baseball mediocrity. Some call it the sophomore jinx. Here are three of those stories of unfulfilled promises:

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“We-e-e-a-ah!” and likewise “Stri-i-ke tuh!” They’re here today, both of them, and so is the baseball season of 1908. – Chicago Tribune

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The latest in Neyer’s trilogy takes a harder look at some old stories.

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The final chapter of my three part series focuses on the final season of the Federal League. Part one can be viewed here while part two can be read here.

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If Jimmy Rollins had the fifth best OPS on his own team, how can he be the Most Valuable Player of an entire league?

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Matt Sisson recently sat down with Frank Russo, Author of the book Bury My Heart at Cooperstown: Salacious, Sad, and Surreal Deaths in the History of Baseball, and creater of the website thedeadballera.com to talk baseball.

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What is Tampa Bay not telling us about Scott Kazmir and how will the Rays do without him?

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Is it possible for anyone to assume his place among baseball researchers?

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