Articles related to "Baseball Championships"

The question is always up for debate: who is the greatest baseball team ever? Naming just one seems unfair, so here are three historic baseball teams to bicker over.

Omaha building a new stadium to crown college baseball's national champion, but winning there will still require a great pitching staff, good hitting and a little luck.

For ten straight years the World Series was played in New York City, usually between two New York teams. DiMaggio, Robinson, Mays and Mantle were among the heroes.

Though baseball was not introduced until the late 19th century, it caught on quickly among students. Their enthusiasm for the sport still resonates today.

College Baseball has begun to characterize the city of Corvallis, Oregon as the increasing popularity of the sport brings fans to cheer on the Oregon State Beavers.

For the World Baseball Classic to be as big as soccer's World Cup, MLB players have to care more about it than the regular season and World Series.

Are the Chicago Cubs cursed for life? A look into the curses, myths and truths about the Chicago Cubs' Almost Century-Long World Series drought.

The newest member of the Boston Red Sox pitching staff was an ace hurler in Japan long before he came to Beantown.

The World Baseball Classic is a good idea, but poorly timed. A number of reasons make this better-suited to November than March.

Andrew 'Rube' Foster was a legendary pitcher and a great businessman. He used his arm and his brains to build and maintain the first successful Negro League teams.