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The Baseball Strike of 1972
Dick Allen’s White Sox debut was pushed back by the first players’ strike in American sports history.
Apr 14
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Paul Jackson
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Never Late for Supper - Part 1
In the early years of his career, Dick Allen quickly made a name for himself, but the world had other ideas.
Apr 7
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Paul Jackson
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The Old Slow-Ball
On baseball's 1940s barnstorming circuit, an unassuming hero put on a one-man clinic that we're still talking about today.
Apr 1
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Paul Jackson
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March 2025
The Seattle Mariners Go Thrifting
After their clubhouse was burgled in 1981, the team patched together a one-night-only uniform.
Mar 24
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Paul Jackson
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A Spring Training Story: The Three-Ball Walk
In 1971, Charles O. Finley, baseball’s master disrupter, changed the rules and clogged the bases.
Mar 17
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Paul Jackson
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In One Boat - Part 2 of 2
After a devastating regional flood, Crosley Field’s expert groundskeeper battled the elements to restore the park in time for Cincinnati’s cherished…
Mar 10
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Paul Jackson
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In One Boat - Part 1 of 2
In 1937, one of the worst floods in modern American history left Cincinnati’s Crosley Field under 20 feet of water.
Mar 3
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Paul Jackson
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February 2025
It’s a Trap! - Part 2 of 2
In 1949, scorned Philly fans threw half a grocery store at the umpires who wronged them, leading to a forfeited game.
Feb 24
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Paul Jackson
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It's a Trap! - Part 1 of 2
A game in 1949 is forfeited after recent history repeats itself in front of a tougher crowd.
Feb 17
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Paul Jackson
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Programming Note: Re-enacting the Battle
We did a YouTube...and we realize that's probably not the right way to say that.
Feb 13
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Paul Jackson
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The Old Man and the Lion
How many Hall-of-Fame pitchers do you need to cover both sides of a 16-inning game? On one incredible night in 1963, the answer was two.
Feb 10
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Paul Jackson
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A New York Wedding
Spider-Man gets married, Dwight Gooden returns from drug rehab...it's just another day at Shea Stadium.
Feb 3
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Paul Jackson
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