Erik Sherman’s latest book examines the peripatetic life of a colorful player and manager.

A small crowd on a Tuesday night in 1979 saw a cellar-dwelling team surprise.

There’s plenty of room for stellar fielders in the Baseball Hall of Fame

It was a blowout, but it’s a game worth remembering.

The value of a player depends significantly on the team he plays for or the one looking to acquire him.

Dozens of major leaguers have worn the infamous platinum sombrero, but only eight whiffed six times.

There’s always hope. Well, almost always.

Diving into the details of the book on, and by, one of baseball’s all-time best managers.

Win Probability Added is a great metric, but we can improve upon it.

Floating above Bill Veeck’s gimmicks with the St. Louis Browns was a genuinely good performance.