Two Dingers in an Inning
The 1980s saw four players hit two home runs in one inning.
Here is who turned the trick.
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Montreal Expos
1980s First Round Ratings
I took a look at every team’s first-round picks over the course of the decade and rated the best and worst.
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ALL CAPS
Craig Colby documents his love of sports in his book, ALL CAPS: Stories That Justify an Outrageous Hat Collection
The Ultimate Tim Wallach Collector
Tim Wallach had 8,099 career at-bats. Corey Stackhouse has 19,000 Tim Wallach baseball cards and he’s probably headed to the mailbox right now to pick up some more. Stackhouse is the ultimate Tim Wallach fan and no one else is even close. His quest: To own every Tim Wallach baseball card ever made. Not one
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7 Reasons The 1980 Pennant Race Was Fantastic
Four teams, two spots, one weekend. That’s what the 1980 pennant race came down to in the National League. The American League race produced some drama, but the NL pennant race was outstanding and it doesn’t get its due. It had everything, including two divisions that came down to the final weekend. Here are seven
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“The Kid” signed for me
I SUCKED at baseball when I was a kid. I was among the t-ball elite of Oxford, Ohio back in 1977. But once the ball started moving, I began to experience tremendous difficulty at the plate. At the time, there was still room for all-glove, no-hit infielders in the big leagues, but being an all-glove, no-hit
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