New Book Released: THE ARCHIVES OF THE BASEBALL HISTORIAN, VOLUME II
August 31, 2019 by Andrew Martin · 1 Comment
More interviews with players, writers and other figures throughout baseball history I have released my new book, which is another collection of interviews with baseball figures (former and current players, journalists, the Baseball Hall of Fame President, and more!) from the 1940s to the present. It is available in the following formats: PAPERBACK- https://www.amazon.com/dp/1081782862 KINDLE- https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07VDZWSQF I […]
The Age of Ruth and Landis: A Review
April 6, 2019 by Andrew Martin · Leave a Comment
Baseball entered a new era in the 1920s. The home run was popularized the emergence of irascible slugger Babe Ruth and for better or for worse the game was cleaned up in the wake of the 1919 Chicago Black Sox World Series scandal by the appointment of Judge Kenesaw Mountain Landis as the game’s first […]
Baseball Pioneers: True Stories of Guts and Glory as Told by Pioneering Men and Women of the Game- A Review
July 23, 2018 by Andrew Martin · Leave a Comment
Baseball history hounds can never satiate their appetite for digging in deep and uncovering myriad layers of the game that fascinates them much like an Indiana Jones treasure hunt. The stories, the perspectives and the connections are endless… Endlessly fascinating. Another volume that has weighed in with some additional work is The Sweet Spot Presents […]
