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Santo Hall of Fame

The Baseball Hall of Fame Golden Era finally votes in Ron Santo one year after his death.

Historic Trades

1960: Dodgers send Don Zimmer to the Cubs for pitchers J.Goryl, R.Perranoski, and L. Handley (IF)


Jigsaw Puzzle Game


Piece together part of baseball's past

Baseball in Cuba

Carlos Macía of the Almendares club, was credited with the first attempt of a bunt for a hit.

Seen the news stories about me and my son leaving "notes to heaven" for my dad and my son's grandfather? .


Seen one of our cards at a Brewers World Series Game? Post a picture of it on social media and send an email to: slugger@baseballhistorian.com and you may get a little something.


Our site is undergoing a HUGE redeveopment phase in baseball off-season of 2026. Getting ready for Opening Day of 2027.


You’ve heard their names a thousand times. Cobb, Ruth, Mantle, and Mays. Echoing from the stadium loudspeaker, on classic t.v. rebroadcasts, or directly from your father’s lips, the stars of baseball’s past continue to live on in the hearts and minds of baseball fans everywhere.

He was the fastest man from home to first (Mantle), he had the most devastating curveball you’d ever seen (Koufax). But one man, on one team, can only accomplish so much. A team consists of 25 players (give or take), over 162 games (give or take), and the greatest memories of baseball’s past come from the common players, at the most uncommon of times.

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