Articles related to "Baseball Greats"

A fan's picks for greatest baseball players of the 1900s in the National and American Leagues - Babe Ruth, Ty Cobb, Willie Mays, Cy Young, Lou Gehrig, Nolan Ryan and more

Recent years have seen the shattering of some of baseball's most admired records. Can any truly stand the test of time?

Although Joe DiMaggio's excellent stats fell short of baseball's greatest, he won and retains a special hold on fans. A lot of it had to do with unmeasurables.

Some of baseball's greatest stars have flopped in the limelight of the World series.

Ring Lardner and Joe E. Brown combined talents on two baseball films, Elmer the Great, and Alibi Ike, the former a smash hit. Both were consummate sports stories.

A Cincinnati Reds pitcher of modest attainments performed a feat never equalled before or since: he pitched two consecutive no-hit games in 1938.

Albert Belle flexed his muscles in the 1995 World Series, but he'll be remembered more for stalking and screaming than for his baseball feats.

When most Major League Baseball fans consider homers and RBI, they think of Barry Bonds. In the modern MLB era, though, Jim Thome just may be baseball's best slugger.

Even when an event is expected to be a slam dunk success, smart marketers accelerate their efforts to assure that it is.

The most successful cruise experiences don't just happen by luck. It takes planning, research and forethought to choose a cruise that will ensure a great vacation.

Major League Baseball (MLB) World Series championship games seize the attention of American sports lovers.

The World Series featured two seven-game classics in 1957 and 1958. Two departed stars, Hank Bauer and Lew Burdette, had vital moments in those match-ups.