I want to report a theft. On myself. I am blatantly stealing from my friend, the terrific baseball writer Tyler Kepner. In The New York Times, now annually during the holiday season, he delivers a ...

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Superior talent and hard work earns the best in baseball history enshrinement in the Baseball Hall of Fame. While the formula remains similar, the path to Cooperstown is different for every player ...

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Ted Williams is still dead, but his quiz lives on. While the Splendid Splinter is on ice somewhere in the great Southwest, you yourself have a chance to chill—with a prize in our Second Annual ...

George Will, whose columns run regularly in the Post-Bulletin, is not only one of the nation's leading political pundits and columnists, he's also one of the nation's leading baseball experts. He's a ...

Go up to any Gen Xer who grew up a baseball fan and say: “We’ve got a hunch you’ll love … ” Almost certainly, they will enthusiastically finish your sentence with “The Baseball Bunch,” recalling the ...

At Baseball America we love to as best we can attempt to tell the future. Since 1981, we’ve been ranking and writing up reports on prospects. As we send our latest Prospect Handbook to the printer, ...

We’ll begin this week’s Mexican-themed baseball quiz with a fun fact: Cinco de Mayo is not Mexico’s Independence Day. Rather, it’s celebrated to commemorate the outnumbered Mexican army’s defeat of ...

SAN DIEGO — Even by the standards of baseball’s most arduous trivia competition, and even to the competitors whose brains overflowed with arguably useless knowledge, this question was ridiculous.