Baseball Photos on Twittertwitter.com - @Baseball_Photos The first interracial handshake in American professional baseball history, Jackie Robinson and George Shuba. #42
Good-bye, Mr. November: Taking Stock of Derek Jeter’s Divisive Legacygrantland.com - By Jonah Keri The most famous hit of Derek Jeter’s career sparked a legendary nickname. Entering the 2001 playoffs, the Yankees’ shortstop had built a reputation as …
Quote SymbolKen Burns on baseball: "Changing a game is always like walking on a precipice. You've got to keep inching along." http://t.co/CxY8AIWexNJohn Thorn on Twitter
Twenty years after historic season cancelled, the ‘Montreal Expos’ back in firstThe Globe and Mail - Alexander PanettaTwenty years later on this darkest of baseball anniversaries, the Montreal Expos franchise is once again basking in the sunshine of first place. A powerhouse ballclub had its record frozen in time Sept.
Ripken’s Record for Consecutive Innings Playedsabr.org Editor's note: This is a special preview of the Fall 2012 edition of the "Baseball Research Journal." SABR members receive full online and print …
Icon version of the Flipboard logo Babe Ruth and the greatest World Series game ever pitched – Baseball: Past and Presentbaseballpastandpresent.com - Author howard [Babe Ruth with Red Sox teammates, 1915 | Library of Congress] A frequent refrain from supporters of Jack Morris’s Hall of Fame candidacy is that he …
Great photo of Jackie Robinson cleaning out his locker in Jan. of 1957, after he decided to retire, at the age of 38. http://t.co/XcIy576pvwtwitter.com
Rare photo of Ted Williams posing for a photo from 1938 during his time with the Minneapolis Millers. http://t.co/p8NTe4np0xtwitter.com
Yusmeiro Petit sets MLB record for consecutive batters retiredSB Nation - Marc NormandinIt started quietly on July 22, but over a month later, Giants reliever (and sometimes starter) Yusmeiro Petit has made history. The right-hander broke the record for consecutive batters retired on Thursday
RT @sftcbaseball: 1994 World Series game ball. The year of the strike. @Baseball_Photos #noworldseries http://t.co/QHU1lgd2rftwitter.com
Jackie Jensen won the MVP award in 1958, but retired several years later do to his crippling fear of flying. http://t.co/MWe6FTNJ0Itwitter.com
This date 1975 #Dodgers Davey Lopes steals his major league record 38th consecutive base. http://t.co/Xis48wJZHDtwitter.com
Bob Motley, Last Surviving Negro League Ump, Recalls Baseball Historykunr.org Bob Motley, a 91-year-old from Kansas City, Mo., has lived through remarkable times in our history. His story is one of a black man in love with …
April 26th, 1949. Gene Hermanski, Jackie Robinson and Gil Hodges pose together after turning a triple play. http://t.co/Y1Jyx3ze0Ztwitter.com
January 4, 1957- The Dodgers buy a 44-passenger twin-engine airplane for $775,000, first team to own a plane. http://t.co/UnIJLm8ycLtwitter.com
Babe Ruth wore a cabbage leaf under his cap to keep him cool. He changed it every 2 innings. #Yankees http://t.co/PoL9j4boSetwitter.com
"The riches of the game are in the thrills, not the money." -Ernie Banks http://t.co/O4JyRwF1Hqtwitter.com
Quote Symbol75 years ago this Tuesday, first tv broadcast of MLB game, on W2XBS. Cincinnati at Brooklyn. Reds won, 5-2. Full 9 innings.Jeremy Schaap on Twitter
The clubhouse/lockers at Polo Grounds were in direct CF; 483 feet away. The stairs leading up to them were in play. http://t.co/lorkZ6cpu6twitter.com
Time for a Hall of Fame ballot poll. RT if you think @TimRaines30 should be in the @BaseballHall. #SPEED http://t.co/N8OU5wGF2Ttwitter.com
Tony Gwynn compiled more plate appearances vs. Greg Maddux than any other pitcher (107). Not once did he strike out. http://t.co/fBqIa02bpetwitter.com
Rockies' Michael Cuddyer Becomes 4th Player to Hit for Cycle in Both LeaguesBleacher Report - Bleacher Report MilestonesColorado Rockies outfielder Michael Cuddyer wasted no time re-acclimating himself to major league pitching, hitting for the cycle on his first day back from the disabled list in the second game of Sunday's
Action shot during Game 2 of the 1957 World Series at Yankee Stadium http://t.co/avfuf3ITK0twitter.com
RT @JuanMarichal27: Throwback- a couple of years ago with the amazing Willie Mays http://t.co/EhfGFqHIPxtwitter.com
Icon version of the Flipboard logo Ryan M. Spaeder on Twittertwitter.com - @theaceofspaeder Mel Ott 86 Eddie Mathews 72 Ken Griffey Jr. 60 Ted Williams 49 Bryce Harper 48*
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