Indy Neidell's Baseball History Time Machine

Today we continue telling tragic baseball tales with perhaps the most famous one- the death of Ray Chapman, but there's also the usual side stories and sidetracks, digging into topics like Lightning Ray Caldwell, the 1920 AL pennant race, Wimpy's, and the much anticipated story of Jack Quinn.
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A couple of tragic baseball deaths today for you, and the full story of Jim Creighton's rise to stardom and what he brought to baseball in his brief, tragic career, as well as side tracks into things like 1860s cricket play and the evolution of the called strike.
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A brief update on what we've been up to lately.
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We continue the mini series of pitchers who've struck out 19 or more hitters in a single game with Steve Carlton, but also the usual sidetracks into all sorts of weirdness- Noodles Hahn, the reserve clause, the 1972 players' strike, and more.
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This week begins as another installment of the '19 K Club' series, but soon sidetracks into Ernie Shore's non-perfect game; Babe Ruth slugging an umpire; Slam Agnew's and Pinch Thomas' nicknames; a whole lot about Luis Tiant, and game six of the 1975 World Series.
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