This Day In Dodgers History: Charles Ebbets Becomes Controlling Owner
Charles Ebbets transformed the Brooklyn Dodgers by securing Ebbets Field, creating a lasting legacy for the team and its fans.
This Day In Dodgers History: Roy Campanella Named 1953 NL MVP
Roy Campanella was a standout catcher for the Dodgers, winning the NL MVP in 1953 after an impressive season.
This Day In Dodgers History: Zack Wheat Released; 50th Anniversary In Los Angeles
Zack Wheat was a significant figure in Dodgers history, recognized for his impressive performance and career longevity.
This Day In Dodgers History: Walter Alston Hired As Brooklyn Manager
Walter Alston transformed the Dodgers into champions, winning their first World Series and marking a remarkable managerial career.
This Day In Dodgers History: Roy Campanella Wins 1955 NL MVP Award
Roy Campanella won the 1955 NL MVP award, marking his third career MVP title, narrowly beating teammate Duke Snider.
This Day In Dodgers History: Announcement To Build Ebbets Field In Brooklyn
Ebbets Field, built in 1912-1913, transformed Brooklyn baseball with a modern concrete stadium, accommodating thousands and cementing the Dodgers' legacy.
This Day In Dodgers History: Charles Ebbets Becomes Controlling Owner
Charles Ebbets transformed the Brooklyn Dodgers by securing Ebbets Field, creating a lasting legacy for the team and its fans.
This Day In Dodgers History: Roy Campanella Named 1953 NL MVP
Roy Campanella was a standout catcher for the Dodgers, winning the NL MVP in 1953 after an impressive season.
This Day In Dodgers History: Zack Wheat Released; 50th Anniversary In Los Angeles
Zack Wheat was a significant figure in Dodgers history, recognized for his impressive performance and career longevity.
This Day In Dodgers History: Walter Alston Hired As Brooklyn Manager
Walter Alston transformed the Dodgers into champions, winning their first World Series and marking a remarkable managerial career.
This Day In Dodgers History: Roy Campanella Wins 1955 NL MVP Award
Roy Campanella won the 1955 NL MVP award, marking his third career MVP title, narrowly beating teammate Duke Snider.
This Day In Dodgers History: Announcement To Build Ebbets Field In Brooklyn
Ebbets Field, built in 1912-1913, transformed Brooklyn baseball with a modern concrete stadium, accommodating thousands and cementing the Dodgers' legacy.
The trade transformed the Blue Jays' roster, acquiring Troy Glaus as a crucial power hitter while demonstrating the team's adaptive strategy in player management.
Happy Birthday Homer Bush
Homer Bush showed early promise with the Blue Jays but struggled with injuries and performance declines post-1999.
His journey includes ups and downs with injuries but reflects the unpredictable nature of player development.
This Day in Braves History: Atlanta signs Paul Byrd to two-year contract
The Braves franchise has a rich history of impactful trades and acquisitions that shaped its performance over the decades.
Today in Jay History: Jays Trade for Troy Glaus
The trade transformed the Blue Jays' roster, acquiring Troy Glaus as a crucial power hitter while demonstrating the team's adaptive strategy in player management.
Happy Birthday Homer Bush
Homer Bush showed early promise with the Blue Jays but struggled with injuries and performance declines post-1999.
His journey includes ups and downs with injuries but reflects the unpredictable nature of player development.
This Day in Braves History: Atlanta signs Paul Byrd to two-year contract
The Braves franchise has a rich history of impactful trades and acquisitions that shaped its performance over the decades.
This Day In Dodgers History: Shohei Ohtani Announces Intention To Sign
Shohei Ohtani signed with the Dodgers for a record-setting contract, attracted by their commitment to winning and impressive recruitment efforts.
The Largest Contracts In MLB History
Juan Soto signed the largest contract in MLB history for 15 years, worth $765 million.
Shohei Ohtani's contract is notable for its deferred payment structure.
This Day In Dodgers History: Rafael Furcal Re-Signs On 3-Year Contract
Rafael Furcal's return to the Dodgers marked a significant moment in MLB player transactions, highlighting competitive contract negotiations and loyalty challenges.
This day in Braves History: Bees trade for eventual Hall-of-Famer Al Lopez
The Cubs' 1960 managerial strategy resulted in a poor season, emphasizing the need for leadership in sports teams.
This Day In Dodgers History: Shohei Ohtani Announces Intention To Sign
Shohei Ohtani signed with the Dodgers for a record-setting contract, attracted by their commitment to winning and impressive recruitment efforts.
The Largest Contracts In MLB History
Juan Soto signed the largest contract in MLB history for 15 years, worth $765 million.
Shohei Ohtani's contract is notable for its deferred payment structure.
This Day In Dodgers History: Rafael Furcal Re-Signs On 3-Year Contract
Rafael Furcal's return to the Dodgers marked a significant moment in MLB player transactions, highlighting competitive contract negotiations and loyalty challenges.
This day in Braves History: Bees trade for eventual Hall-of-Famer Al Lopez
The Cubs' 1960 managerial strategy resulted in a poor season, emphasizing the need for leadership in sports teams.
Jahmai Jones's versatility and timely opportunity led to his inclusion on the Yankees' Opening Day roster despite limited production.
Mariano Rivera's legendary career is still the gold standard for MLB closers
Mariano Rivera's transition from struggling starter to dominant reliever defined his career, establishing him as one of the greatest pitchers of all time.
Today on Pinstripe Alley - 12/23/24
Festivus festivities coincide with a reflective look at Yankees' historical moments and recent transactions.
Yankees 2024 Roster Report Cards: Jahmai Jones
Jahmai Jones's versatility and timely opportunity led to his inclusion on the Yankees' Opening Day roster despite limited production.
Mariano Rivera's legendary career is still the gold standard for MLB closers
Mariano Rivera's transition from struggling starter to dominant reliever defined his career, establishing him as one of the greatest pitchers of all time.
Today on Pinstripe Alley - 12/23/24
Festivus festivities coincide with a reflective look at Yankees' historical moments and recent transactions.
Rocky Colavito is remembered as a baseball legend, particularly for his impactful career with the Cleveland Guardians and his enduring popularity in the community.
Wil Myers Ends Playing Career
Jake Myers concludes an 11-year MLB career, emphasizing gratitude and no regrets about his achievements and friendships gained during his time in baseball.
Cleveland Legend Rocky Colavito Dies At 91
Rocky Colavito is remembered as a baseball legend, particularly for his impactful career with the Cleveland Guardians and his enduring popularity in the community.
Wil Myers Ends Playing Career
Jake Myers concludes an 11-year MLB career, emphasizing gratitude and no regrets about his achievements and friendships gained during his time in baseball.
Column: Chicago White Sox great Bill Melton always kept the South Side in his heart
Bill Melton was a key figure for the Chicago White Sox during the 1970s, remembered for his dynamic home runs and stardom.
Today in Blue Jays history: A.J. Burnett signing, Brett Lawrie trade
J.P. Ricciardi's tenure with the Blue Jays featured significant player acquisitions, but many decisions led to mixed long-term success.
Dick Allen, Dave Parker Elected To Baseball Hall Of Fame
Dick Allen and Dave Parker were elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame by the Classic Baseball Era committee, honoring their significant contributions to baseball.
The Last Pitcher | Defector
Wilbur Wood transformed from a struggling player to a legendary knuckleball pitcher through mentorship, exemplifying a bygone era of baseball.
Wood's style as a pitcher highlights the evolution of the game and the gritty experience of athletes in the 1970s.
Aaron Judge and Shohei Ohtani win 2024 MVP Awards
Shohei Ohtani and Aaron Judge won the MVP Awards for the 2023 MLB season in unanimous votes, solidifying their legacies.
Today in Blue Jays history: George Bell wins MVP
Russell Martin was undervalued by his stats but critical to the Blue Jays team dynamics during his tenure.
Rajai Davis was entertaining on the field, showcasing the importance of fun in baseball beyond just statistics.
This Day in Braves History: Andruw Jones finishes second in 2005 NL MVP voting
Andruw Jones was a standout player in 2005, but lost the MVP to Albert Pujols despite leading in key hitting categories.
Dodgers' Triple-A Affiliate Rebrands To Oklahoma City Comets
The Oklahoma City Baseball Club has rebranded as the Oklahoma City Comets, honoring local baseball history and aiming for a fresh identity.
The new brand reflects a commitment to maintaining a family-friendly atmosphere while embracing forward-thinking themes for the team.
This Day In Dodgers History: Fernando Valenzuela Wins 1981 Cy Young Award
Fernando Valenzuela became the first rookie to win the Cy Young Award in 1981, making a significant impact on the Dodgers and baseball history.
Smash or Pass: Roki Sasaki
Roki Sasaki is a standout young pitcher from Japan with the potential to become the greatest of all time.
Analyzing the Washington Nationals' Historic Performances: Worst Seasons To Date | TalkNats.com
The Washington Nationals have experienced significant challenges since 2005, with early struggles helping to shape their future success despite disappointing seasons.