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History & Hall of Fame

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Is Brian Giles a Hall of Famer?

Taking a look at the career of Brian Giles.

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Dahlen & Deacon Headline Pre-Integration Ballot

The Hall of Fame's Pre-Integration Ballot features candidates active before 1947. Let's breakdown the finalists (and those who were overlooked).

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New Site: The Hall of Stats

Beyond the Boxscore contributor Adam Darowski has launched the Hall of Stats, a fascinating new historical baseball reference site. We're giving it an in-depth examination.

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Tommy John Surgeries: A More Complete List

Since Tommy John's groundbreaking surgery in 1974, hundreds of baseball players have undergone the same procedure. In this article we present a more complete list of these players than appears to be publicly available.

Who had the lowest-elevated homers of 2012?

Home runs come in all shapes and sizes. Moonshots. Laser Beams. Just Enoughs. Let's look back at the line drive home runs that stayed closest to the turf in 2012.

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World Series Bash Brothers

These are the most dangerous offensive duos in World Series history.

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MLB Top 10 Most Strikeouts With The Least Power

Swinging big and trading off strikeouts for power dates back as far as Babe Ruth, but not everyone who whiffs a lot generates enough power to offset the strikeouts. Let's look at the worst performers from 2012 in striking out without the power.

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The Most Dominant Post-Season Pitching Staffs Ever

Exploring the Detroit Tiger's dominant pitching in the ALCS and where it ranks in post-season history.

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MLB's most frustratingly inconsistent players

A look back through baseball history at players who had dramatic, alternating better and worse offensive seasons.

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Outliers, Mirages, and Flukes: Quantified

Quantifying the flukiest seasons in baseball's history.

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