The Spitter Baseball History – The First Bad, Bad, St. Louis Browns
The St. Louis Browns were known for bad baseball, but their 1890’s cousins were even worse.
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The Spitter History Project: 1892-1899: MONOPOLY!
The NL got what they wanted – for better or worse. It was the latter.
Read moreThe Spitter History Project: 1891 -Death of the AA
The AA dies, just as it showcased probably its best team ever.
Read moreThe Spitter History Project: 1890 – The Players League (Sigh…)
The Brotherhood forms its own league, hoping to get the owners to capitulate to their demands. That worked splendidly.
Read moreThe Spitter History Project: It’s Kinda Calm Before the Storm: 1885-1889
After UNION! went bust, the NL and AA got back to business.
Read moreThe Spitter History Project: UNION! (Association, that is) – 1884
UNION! (Association, as it were.) (A/K/A Clusterflop)
Read moreThe Spitter History Project: The AA Cometh, 1882-1883
Hello American Association. No, not that one.
Read moreThe Spitter History Project: The National League Begins: 1876-1881
The National (kinda) League Begins and Almost Ends.
Read moreThe 1930 Season, Steroids? We Don’t Need No Stinkin’ Steroids
I am truly sick and tired of mediots and yakkers STILL getting on their moral high horse about the “Steroid” era. EVERY era is somehow tainted.
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