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Love Baseball...Join a Vintage Base Ball Team

Vintage Base Ball (spelled correctly) are in 21 states and Canada. They play by the rules and customs of the 19th century. The players (ballists) wear period reproduction uniforms of either trouser and shield shirt or later lace up shirt and knickers. Vintage baseball game rules have been recreated based on research of the rules from the mid to late 19th century. Some... Read More

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The Scandal That Rocked Baseball

Joe Jackson, Cleveland Naps, circa 1912Shoeless Joe Jackson ranks as one of the greatest baseball players but is not in the Hall of Fame. He was accused of being in on the fix of the 1919 World Series, was eventually acquitted but never made it into the Baseball Hall of Fame. Why? It all came down to fish!
Charles Comiskey, owner of the Chicago White Sox, sent a preseent of two big trout to Ban Johnson,... Read More

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Popular 1880's Baseball Card Game

A perfect game of baseball with cards!

Thomas William Lawson (1857-1925) was a true Renaissance man with a rags to riches story. He is not that well known, but was a self-made man, born to Canadian immigrant parents in Massachusetts. His father was a carpenter and died when Thomas was 8. Lawson had to leave school after his father's death and worked various odd jobs through his younger life. Eventually he... Read More
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What Facts Do You Know About Major League Baseball?


Randy Johnson and Eddie Gaedel at the Baseball Wax Museum in Cooperstown, NY

How many of these facts do you know about Major League Baseball?

Fastest recorded pitch?
  • 100.9 mph by Nolan Ryan, California Angels, against the Chicago White Sox in 1974. Active pitchers to eclipse this record include Joel Zumaya, Bobby Jenks, Randy Johnson, Justin Verlander and Billy Wagner.

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George Mitchell's Steroids in Baseball Report Appears to be Making Changes for the Good



Major League Baseball and the players union have agreed to a deal which allows an administrator to oversee the league's drug-testing program. According to a New York Times' report the administrator will be appointed to a fixed term and will have protection from being dismissed. The current drug-testing program has overseall by four appointed representatives, 2 from the... Read More
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Drug Testing for Major League Baseball or a Wishy Washy Decision?

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Is there finally going to be more stringent drug testing in major league baseball? The answer is maybe soon. Negotiators are close to an agreement, which would require more frequent drug testing and give more power to the program administrator for the testing.

Orioles Jay Gibbons and Kansas City's Jose Guillen both outfielders were... Read More
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Say Good-Bye to Two New York City MLB Baseball Stadiums and Their Memories

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New York City is constantly reinventing itself. The House that Ruth Built and the stadium where the Beatles performed in 1965 will see their last days after the 2008 MLB baseball season. Yankee Stadium and Shea Stadium will have completely new homes for the New York Yankees and the Mets respectively. Their final days will go out with a bang.... Read More
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New York Yankees to Play Exhibition Game with the Hokies Today

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George Steinbrenner promised Virginia Tech that the New York Yankees would play an exhibition game at the school and he will make good on his promise today. He has also promised $1 million to the Virginia Tech Hokie Spirit Hokie Spirit Memorial Fund. The Hokies will play a 7 inning game against the Yankees at English Field and will have their best players in their lineup... Read More
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One lucky colorado rockies baseball fan!

Did you heaer about the lucky colorado rockies fan who caught the ball Barry Bonds hit for his record 762nd home run? Wow! One lucky baseball fan he is! This might have been the last home run of Barry Bonds career. The ball caught by the rockies baseball fan will be sold at auction.

Barry Bonds is a former San Francisco Giants outfielder. He hit the home run on September 5... Read More
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It's Coming Soon! Baseball Everywhere!

Baseball Spring Training is in full swing in Arizona and Florida! But if you dont' live there or can't fly or drive there, here is what you can look forward to in just a couple of weeks...major league baseball...little league baseball...minor league baseball...and baseball! Can't wait!

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Steroids Use Puts a Damper on Value of Certain Sports Memorabilia

Baseball memorabilia collectors don't want the autograph of any player tainted by the accusations of drug use.-steroids in baseball specifically. Many are in a holding pattern about pricing, awaiting the outcome of congressioanl hearings and hoping they won't have to part with more of their investments. More than 80 players were named in December in an alleged doping scandal.

Former St. Louis Cardinals first baseman Mark McGwire saw his rookie card which was valued at $250 in 1998 fall to $30, after he refused to answer questions  about steroids in baseball before a senatel committee in 2005.

Collectors are turning up their noses at displaying a Roger Clemens, Mark McGwire or Barry Bonds baseball. Collectors feel these players have put a stain on the game.

Here is Mark McGwire's appearance befor a congressioanl committee

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What's Going to be On You Tube's Major League Baseball Team Videos?

Here are some of the greatest moments in baseball to get you primed for the the new MLB Baseball season. Enjoy and get yourself psyched up for the 2008 season. What's going to happen at this years spring training, the major league baseball teams and the World Series that we will be watching 12 months from now on You Tube?

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A New Kind of Baseball Players!

If steroids in baseball continues and players do not comply with drug tests, not only are there other baseball players standing in line to take their place there could be a new kind of player- mechanical robots.

Which baseball player do you think could be replace? Maybe we could have MVP Robots!

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Making Baseball Bats

Watching a major league baseball game is a lot of fun but so is watching how some of its tools are made. Take a look at the exact science of making baseball bats. Who would know! Who makes your favorite bat? Could you make your own baseball bat?

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Making Baseball Bats

Watching a major league baseball game is a lot of fun but so is watching how some of its tools are made. Take a look at the exact science of making baseball bats. Who would know! Who makes your favorite bat? Could you make your own baseball bat?

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MLB Baseball-Clean Up Your Own House!

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Steroids in baseball is not new. Every home run means more fans, more money. Remember baseball players' strikes... few fans, less money. Fans don't come to games to see single hitters and no strike outs by pitchers. Power pitches and home run hitters bring more people to the stadiums. Everyone from players, fans, owners, commissioners, writers,... Read More

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