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  1. Was Elmer Valo a four-decade player?

    (The J.G. Preston Experience)

    This post from the Baseball Hall of Fame begins this way: Thirty-one players have appeared in an MLB game in parts of four decades.

  2. Where were they then: the homes of the 1967 Cincinnati Reds

    (The J.G. Preston Experience)

    Here’s the short version of the story: In 1967, when I was 9, my parents took me to Crosley Field in Cincinnati to see the Reds play the Cubs (a visit I’ve written about earlier).

  3. A history of pitchers not batting ninth, and the managers who did it most often

    (The J.G. Preston Experience)

    April 1, 2022: I’ve updated this post to add information back to 1901 and through the 2021 season.

  4. Tracking down the first reference in print to a basketball “triple double”

    (The J.G. Preston Experience)

    I was researching the Los Angeles Lakers-Denver Nuggets game played on Nov. 8, 1983, when I came across this headline on an Associated Press story in the San Bernardino (Calif.)

  5. Looking for bullshit in Earl Weaver’s “Weaver On Strategy”

    (The J.G. Preston Experience)

    ADDED 7/4/16: A commenter below missed the point of this piece.

  6. UPDATE: A few things about complete games

    (The J.G. Preston Experience)

    I started this blog in 2009; I now have some additional resources so I thought I might revisit and revise some of my earlier posts.

  7. UPDATE: Things I meant to write just after Mark Fidrych died

    (The J.G. Preston Experience)

    I started this blog in 2009; I now have some additional resources so I thought I might revisit and revise some of my earlier posts.

  8. You never know what’s going to change your life, or when it’s going to happen

    (The J.G. Preston Experience)

    You never know what the most important day of your life is going to be.

  9. UPDATE: Pitchers who threw the most extra-inning games

    (The J.G. Preston Experience)

    I started this blog in 2009; I now have some additional resources so I thought I might revisit and revise some of my earlier posts.

  10. Hank Borowy, Blake Stein, Paul Wilson and the worst pitching performances in major league baseball history

    (The J.G. Preston Experience)

    This isn’t the first post I’ve written that was inspired by a recording of an old major league game broadcast I was listening to (previous examples are here and here).