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Sat, June 28, 2008

Forgotten Pitchers of the 1980s, pt. 3

by Justin Murphy

The Late Bloomers: Mike Scott and John Tudor

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Wed, June 18, 2008

Forgotten Pitchers of the 1980s, pt. 2

by Justin Murphy

The Angry Man: Mario Soto

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Sat, May 31, 2008

Forgotten Pitchers of the 1980s

by Justin Murphy

The Studs: Dave Stieb and Bob Welch

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Sat, May 17, 2008

An Early Look at Alexei Ramirez

by Justin Murphy

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Wed, May 14, 2008

Slugging Second Basemen: Rogers Hornsby and a Bunch of Guys Named Joe

by Justin Murphy

A Chase Utley-inspired look at heavy hitting 2Bs.

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Mon, May 05, 2008

The Kid and The Mick

by Justin Murphy

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Sat, April 26, 2008

Baseball’s Best Runners-Up: 1961 Detroit Tigers

by Justin Murphy

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Sat, April 19, 2008

Baseball’s Best Runners-Up: 1942 Dodgers

by Justin Murphy

Dem Bums indeed.

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Mon, April 14, 2008

Return of the Franchise

by Justin Murphy

A closer look at Francisco Liriano’s first start back.

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Fri, April 11, 2008

Baseball’s Best Runners-Up: 1909 Cubs

by Justin Murphy

If Chicago Cubs fans have not yet tired of hearing about their ignominious centennial, there is no doubt that they soon will. Though it may be little consolation, it is worth bearing in mind how close the 1909 Cubs came to giving this year’s Cubs another season’s reprieve.

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Sat, April 05, 2008

Baseball’s Best Runners-Up: 1885-86 National League

by Justin Murphy

This is the first of several articles on teams through baseball history who had tremendous years, only to be overshadowed by an even better team in the same season.

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Sat, March 29, 2008

Opening Day: 1908

by Justin Murphy

“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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