Blogs about: Christy Mathewson
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Almost perfect: no-hitters where the only baserunners came on errors
On Friday night Jonathan Sanchez of the San Francisco Giants pitched a no-hitter against the San Diego Padres, striking out eleven while not walking a batter. The only baserunner for the Padres came … more →
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Sensational Redemption
mwalkernet wrote 4 days ago: Jonathan Sanchez erupts with excitement after tossing a no-hitter.It was just a couple of weeks ago … more →
Almost perfect: no-hitters where the only baserunners came on errors
sandlapperspike wrote 5 days ago: On Friday night Jonathan Sanchez of the San Francisco Giants pitched a no-hitter against the San Die … more →
New Additions Part VIII: Old School Meets New School
Newspaperman wrote 5 days ago: It’s been a while since I purchased anything on eBay. In fact, it’s been so long that it … more →
Pitch-tipping: the new old piracy
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alamosweet wrote 2 months ago: King Kelly, now- beloved base-skipper Doug Glanville posted a New York Times column about the A-Rod … more →
Discovering another of Gettysburg's heroes
aphr wrote 3 months ago: Now that baseball is back, I am reminded of a discovery I made out in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania a cou … more →
2009 Topps Baseball Hobby Box Break results:
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Newspaperman wrote 5 months ago: Earlier I posted some initial thoughts on the 2009 Topps product. Here are the results of my single … more →
Baseball and "AuntieStress"
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Ron Meyer wrote 5 months ago: I would like to thank ‘AuntieStress,’ a Twitter follower for providing me with a wonderful baseball … more →
In defense of Rabbit Maranville's Hall of Fame plaque
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sandlapperspike wrote 5 months ago: A few weeks ago I was reading a column by Chicago-based sportswriter Rick Telander, who as a longtim … more →
Mike Mussina and Bob Caruthers
sandlapperspike wrote 7 months ago: Mike Mussina retired last week. Mussina finished his career with a 270-153 record and a 3.68 ERA, p … more →
CHRISTY MATHEWSON HAIKU
22rants wrote 8 months ago: This haiku is in memory of the baseball pitcher, who, in the first decades of the 20th century, chan … more →
Card of the Day: 1909-1911 T206 Piedmont Christy Mathewson
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Newspaperman wrote 9 months ago: You thought the Nap Lajoie I own was in bad condition, check out this badboy. If this card were out … more →
Please Give House Republicans A Dictionary With The Correct Definition Of "Protecting" Taxpayers
Ron Meyer wrote 9 months ago: I admit to being an information junkie. I have admitted it before, and know there is no cure for my … more →
Moose Wins 20; Punches ticket to Cooperstown
backwardsk wrote 9 months ago: Personally, at the end of the 2007, after Mike Mussina went 11-10 in 150+ innings with a 5.15 ERA an … more →
The result...
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ejahnke wrote 10 months ago: Well, there are no fireworks going off, no wood 1/1 or red-ink auto, but I am not unhappy at all! I … more →
Look What I Found in the Mail
slanch wrote 10 months ago: Stealing can be fun but in the modern age it never ceases to amaze me that people don’t get t … more →
This Man is a Baseball Card Addict
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chemgod wrote 10 months ago: This was written in the Seacoast Online Website by Elizabeth Dinan: By Elizabeth Dinan edinan@seac … more →
It's Great To Feel Good, With Some Old New Age Spirituality
Ron Meyer wrote 1 year ago: I feel good after another hard work out at the Wellness Center. I spent 45 minutes on cardio, all o … more →
1908: Cubs Can Count to 100
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sportslifer wrote 1 year ago: A huge crowd stormed the Polo Grounds in Manhattan and witnessed baseball history in the Cubs-Giant … more →
The Fabulous Firpo: Baseball's First Fireman
sportslifer wrote 1 year ago: Fred “Firpo” Marberry helped the Washington Senators to their only World Championship i … more →
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