Every unassisted triple play in MLB history is properly documented by definitive sources, except for the very first one. On May 8, 1878, the Providence Grays’ center fielder Paul Hines charged a sinking line... Read More →
Randy Johnson stood six feet ten inches tall and threw left-handed, which is roughly the baseball equivalent of being struck by lightning that has had a moment to aim. From a release point that... Read More →
There is a particular kind of fame reserved for the man who gives up a famous home run. He does not choose it, he cannot really prepare for it, and it tends to outlive... Read More →
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