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Why MLB Labor History Still Shapes Baseball Today
From free agency and nine-figure contracts to lockouts and luxury taxes, learn how decades of labor battles continue to define modern MLB.
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Remembering the 1981 Strike That Altered MLB History
The 1981 Major League Baseball strike marked a significant moment in the history of baseball labor relations. Lasting from June 12 to August 9, the...
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The Forgotten Era When MLB Played Two All-Star Games a Year
From 1959 to 1962, Major League Baseball implemented a unique approach to its All-Star games by holding two games each season. This decision was dr...
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How the 1994 MLB Strike Changed Baseball Forever
The 1994 Major League Baseball season was abruptly halted due to a players' strike, marking a significant moment in the history of the sport. This ...
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San Francisco Giants Suspend Harrison Bader's Pay Following Scooter Accident
San Francisco Giants Suspend Harrison Bader's Pay Following Scooter Accident
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Why Carl Hubbell's Dominance Still Stands Out Today
Carl Hubbell, known as "King Carl" and "the Meal Ticket," was a legendary pitcher for the New York Giants from 1928 to 1943. His career was marked ...
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Carl Hubbell's Five Straight 20-Win Seasons Still Impress
Carl Hubbell, a legendary pitcher for the New York Giants, spent his entire Major League Baseball career with the team from 1928 to 1943. Known for...
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Nate Colbert's Rise From Amateur Prospect to MLB Standout
Nate Colbert was a prominent figure in Major League Baseball (MLB) during his career from 1966 to 1976. Known for his powerful hitting and consiste...
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The Pitcher Who Didn't Peak Until His Thirties
Dazzy Vance's career in Major League Baseball is a testament to perseverance and talent. Despite a late start, Vance became one of the most dominan...
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On This Day: The 1918 Pittsburgh Pirates Battled to a Winning Season
The 1918 season was a notable year for the Pittsburgh Pirates, marking their 37th season as a franchise and their 32nd in the National League. Desp...
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On This Day: Cleveland Stadium Hosted the Indians' First Game in 1932
Cleveland Stadium, also known as Municipal Stadium, was a significant landmark in Cleveland, Ohio, serving as a multi-purpose venue for both baseba...
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This Day in History: The Mets Acquired Ace Frank Viola
Frank Viola, a celebrated Major League Baseball pitcher, had a notable stint with the New York Mets from 1989 to 1991. Known for his left-handed pi...
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