The pitch from Yoshinobu Yamamoto was practically bouncing in the dirt — 0.68 feet off the ground, to be exact — when José Ramírez somehow got his bat on it and drove it for a double. Just another day ...

The Athletics and Phillies once co-existed in Philadelphia. The Phillies became part of the National League in 1883. The ...

Major League Baseball decided Tuesday to reinstate both Pete Rose and Shoeless Joe Jackson, making them both eligible for the ...

Shoeless Joe Jackson is famous for playing barefoot, has valuable cards from 1910s. He was part of the 1919 Black Sox Scandal ...

During the early days of baseball, regulations were few and far ... Future Hall of Famer Nap Lajoie used a bat that had two knobs, which seemed to work fine considering he ended with 3,243 career ...

New equipment isn’t introduced to Major League Baseball often ... such as this used model with the name "Lajoie," after Hall of Famer Nap Lajoie, branded right onto the barrel, that Lelands ...

The Baseball Hall of Fame was essentially created ... Who among you reading this knows who Nap Lajoie was? How many of you know about a man who played from 1896-1916? I’ll be honest, I had ...

Nap Lajoie autograph?! Babe Ruth relic auto?! Ty Cobb and Nolan Ryan dual auto?! Luminaries has always had a broad focus on baseball’s stars, from pre-war to modern, Paul Skenes and Shohei ...

The baseball world lost an important figure with ... output since 1900 -- and the only higher mark came in 1901 from Nap Lajoie. Hornsby stretched his career out 23 years, compiling 301 homers ...

A baseball signed by the very first class in ... Pete "Grover Cleveland" Alexander, Tris Speaker, Larry "Nap" Lajoie, Connie Mack, George Sisler and Eddie Collins—is being sold at auction ...

Ty Cobb, Nap Lajoie and Tris Speaker all briefly suited ... people had still thought that Connie Mack was this 'Grand Old Man of Baseball,' as he was called," Kuklick said. "He was the symbol ...

There are mountains of data to be found between Baseball Reference ... with some records crediting it to Nap Lajoie. **DJ LeMahieu won the 2020 AL batting title, albeit in a 60-game season.