Benjamin Sabin is a baseball historian and writer. He has had various articles published by the Society For American Baseball Research (SABR). He is a lifelong San Francisco Giants fan, but he loves all things baseball. He is married, has a daughter, and two cats.
Have you ever heard of Shohei Ohtani? If the answer is no, then stop reading. You are obviously an infant,…
Who doesn’t love a big left-handed first baseman who hits for power, walks more than he strikes out, and has…
One day many years ago in the magical land of Mahwah, New Jersey a boy was born. His name was…
Who here knows what a terrapin is? Any guesses? No? That’s okay. As of now, there are three different answers.…
Who doesn’t enjoy a good malaprop? And let’s be honest, some of the best malaprops have come from baseball players.…
Somewhere in the bowels of 1271 Avenue of the Americas is a secret room. The room is filled with test…
The size of the bases has changed, but it’s still 90 feet between bases. This is true. Seriously, MLB legally…
“Who here knows what the Volstead Act is? Anyone? Anyone? Oh yes, you there, sir. It seems that you have…
How does this sound for the ultimate trade: Ken Griffey Jr. for Babe Ruth? Never happen right? Ken Griffey Jr.…
During the late 15th century and 16th century, Michelangelo was an architect, sculptor, poet, painter, and a superb pitcher. The…
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