So according to Diamondmind and the computer simulation system put together by SG of the Replacement Level Yankee Weblog, what is the best team to lose the World Series?

With help from SG of the Replacement Level Yankee Weblog and his 1,000 season simulator, Chris looks at the best team to lose the World Series.

Formerly known as the Von Hayes All Stars, Chris looks at which vets have most noticeably declined.

Turns out the greatest game of ’em all was a regular-season contest with with no greater significance beyond what happened on the field that day. Really.

In a sequel to a column from last year, Chris looks at the most pathetic starting lineups ever held hitless.

Not to be confused with Bruce Markusen’s feature here at THT, this Cooperstown Confidential is a new book by Zev Chafets.

Chris doesn’t care if you like his centennial column here at THT—he doesn’t even care if you read it. He just wants everyone to scroll down and view the photos halfway into it.

A look back at the Rocky Mountain career of Clint Hurdle.

Using some new info available at b-ref, Chris examines the inside-the-park home run.

It’s Chris’ third annual comparison of order processing charges and convenience fees for all MLB teams.