ST. LOUIS — Baseball fans know the heroics of St. Louis ... And what about the nine men from the American League’s St. Louis Browns whose plaques also hang in Cooperstown?

April 24th, 2025 by Matthew Brown In the pantheon of baseball lore, there’s a forgotten team that reads more like a Hollywood ...

1915 — The Detroit Tigers trim the St. Louis Browns, 12 - 3 ... below this ad 1930 — The first night game in organized baseball was played in Independence, Kan. In a Western Association ...

Busch not only bought the Cardinals but the team’s home, Sportsman’s Park, from legendary baseball owner Bill Veeck, who owned the St. Louis Browns at the time. Upon acquiring the ballpark ...

Joss allowed a scratch single to Jessie Burkett as the Indians beat the St. Louis Browns 3-0. 1904 — Ty Cobb, making his pro baseball debut at the age of seventeen, hits a home run and double ...

The other was National Baseball Hall of Fame member Ty Cobb ... Detroit Tigers’ 14-8 American League victory over the St. Louis Browns. The next day, Cobb hit two more home runs in an 11-4 ...

There aren’t any egregious misses among the 20 first round picks in Texans history. Johnson is the worst — a top 20 selection ...

Welcome to Sliders, a weekly in-season MLB column that focuses on both the timely and timeless elements of baseball ... was Ken Williams of the 1922 St. Louis Browns, and he qualified for Tuesday ...

The NFL Draft has provided plenty of misses over the years, especially in the common draft era -- which was instituted in ...

Each Sunday during the baseball season ... He was 32-15 with the St. Louis Browns in 1889 when he threw 421 1/3 innings — a lot of innings, but not close to the most thrown by one pitcher ...