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"Gene Rye with the Boston Red Sox in 1931 Baseball offers examples of otherwise obscure players, whether journeymen or flashes in the pan, making headline news on a given day.  Don Larsen pitched 14 years in the big leagues, but if not for that perfect game in the 1956 World Series, he might have been best remembered for his 3-21 record with the Orioles in 1954. Bobo Hollomon threw a no-hitter in his first start before fading away with a 3-7 lifetime record.  Cesar Gutierrez, a .233 lifetime hitter who played the equivalent of one full season (600 plate appearances) in his four-year career, holds... [Read the full story]"

"June 25, 2026The Game It Rained ForeverWe were in a hurry to make the first pitch for the White Sox game against the Cleveland Guardians on Chicago’s South Side on Wednesday afternoon, excited to see our resurgent Sox in a battle with their top challengers for first place in the American League Central Division.The Sox had taken the first two games of the series in typical 2026 White Sox fashion with a little luck, a little pluck, and some late inning heroics, and so we had our greedy, beady eyes on a possible sweep.But, as a gentleman selling hats near the exit of the train told us as we rushed... [Read the full story]"

"I have dreaded this day since I was old enough to truly appreciate the perspective that mortality brings. I just heard that Brooks Robinson has died. It must be true because something is gone inside of me. Maybe the last vestiges of childhood innocence that have hung around for these 66 years. Maybe the ultimate rejection of that fantasy that somehow Life will go back to the way it was, and once again we’ll be in the early morning of our hopes and dreams. Yes, this baseball player meant that much to a generation of Baltimoreans; a ballplayer about whom as Gordon Beard, a former AP sports writer... [Read the full story]"

"It appears that WAR, in attempting to assign a single number to represent a player’s season, has a problem with fielding.   And the problem is not so much with the player’s defensive WAR score – but rather with trying to COMBINE this score with the offensive WAR.   A very good or very poor fielding score appears to seriously distort the player’s total WAR score. As an example, Matt Chapman had a great fielding season at third base in 2018 and his situation illustrates quite well why WAR does a relatively good job of evaluating his offensive value (oWAR) and his defensive value (dWAR)... [Read the full story]"

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