Integration And What If Bill Veeck Did Buy the Phillies In 1943?
January 17, 2012 by Matt Aber · 3 Comments
One of the things I enjoy most about baseball is reading about the history of the game ranging from entire books revolving around a single memorable moment, to those about a well-known or infamous era of the game. With baseball’s extensive history you can easily find yourself getting caught in a specific genre where you […]
The Sixth Tool: Measuring the Mind
May 6, 2010 by James Forr · Leave a Comment
Of all the prospects Pittsburgh received in its 2009 fire sale, possibly the most alluring was 25-year-old right-hander Charlie Morton.   Morton came armed with a knee-buckling curve, a swooping slider, and a darting fastball that blazed past hitters at 95 miles-per-hour.  He dominated Triple-A in 2008 and 2009.  Word was he was the ideal pitcher […]