Ten Most Unbreakable Hitting Records
As the saying goes, records are made to be broken. Baseball, however, is a sport that loves its records. They are treated as though they are living breathing entities not […]
Ten Most Unbreakable Pitching Records
As the saying goes, records are made to be broken. Baseball, however, is a sport that loves its records. They are treated as though they are living breathing entities not […]
Players Who Should Be In The Baseball Hall of Fame
Below is a list of players I believe should be in the Hall of Fame based on the player’s merits alone and not a comparison to players now in the […]
The Ten Best Leadoff Hitters of All-Time
For a long time, managers would put the fastest guy on the team in the leadoff spot everything else be darned. In the last 10-20 years, however, sabermetrics has told […]
Best Baseball Players Under 6 Feet (2017)
One thing most Major Leaguer’s have in common is size. Most combine superior athleticism and with a big frame. Think Mike Trout (6’2″, 235), Bryce Harper (6’3″, 215) Madison Bumgarner […]
The National League Will Adopt The DH
I recently read in the “Fans Speak Out” section of a prominent baseball publication a fan attempting to assert that David Ortiz does not belong in the Hall of Fame […]
The Most Important Stat In Baseball
Numbers tell stories. In baseball, numbers can tell us lots of different stories. Like any story, you need to know and understand the setting. Having all the sabermetrics is meaningless […]
The Myth of the “First Ballot Hall of Famer”
I do not like the term “First Ballot Hall of Famer.” I believe it is a distinction forced upon the baseball community by the Baseball Writers Association of America (BBWAA) […]
Pete Rose Belongs In The Hall of Fame
I’d like to introduce you to one of the hardest working players in baseball history. Peter Edward Rose Sr., better known as Pete Rose. He holds more records than any […]
The Baseball Scholar 