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| Street and Smith's Official Yearbook - Baseball |
1972 |
Contents - Most Valuable Players; Go Go Boys; Top Firemen; Ruth, Wilson and Dimaggio Records Are Safe; National League Roundup; American League Roundup; Montreal's "Ouch" Champ; Best At Bunting; Tough 400 Total Bases; Errorless Streaks; Triple Plays; Left-Right Pitching Punch; Rosters - National League; Rosters - American League; Targets For Hitters And Pitchers; Schedules - American and National Leagues; Averages - 1971 Batting, Pitching, Fielding, Slugging; The Minor Leagues; World Series Recap |
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| Sports Special Baseball |
Spring 1974 |
Contents - Special Features - How Important Is The Manager?; The Designated Hitter - Pro & Con; How High For Henry Aaron?; Charlie Finley Is Right!; Jackson Or Campaneris - Who Is The A's MVP? Team-By-Team Predictions - National League Crystal Ball East Division - Pittsburgh Pirates; New York Mets; St. Louis Cardinals; Montreal Expos; Chicago Cubs; Philadelphia Phillies West Division - Cincinnati Reds; San Francisco Giants; Los Angeles Dodgers; Houston Astros; Atlanta Braves; San Diego Padres American League Crystal Ball East Division Boston Red Sox; Baltimore Orioles; Detroit Tigers; New York Yankees; Milwaukee Brewers; Cleveland Indians West Division - Oakland A's; Chicago White Sox; Kansas City Royals; California Angels; Texas Rangers; Minnesota Twins |
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| Tommy Kay's Baseball Factbook |
May 1975 |
Will The Old Stars Shine So Bright? (Off season trades have completely reshuffled Major League rosters - and officials of every team are hoping that they made the best deals of the bargain tables); Hank Aaron; Dave May; Bobby Bonds; Bobby Murcer; Ed Brinkman; Nate Colbert; Folkers, Foster & Siebert; Dick Allen; Dave McNally; May, Singleton & Torrez; Trillo, Knowles & Locker; Billy Williams; Elias Sosa; Del Unser, Mac Scarce; Complete List Of Off-Season Trades; Rebel Catfish Becomes A Yankee (No one could bewat the World Champion Athletics on the field - but lawyers may have succeeded in smashing the Oakland dynasty); Lou Brock: The Great Diamond Thief (Fleet Lou stole 118 times last season - and they haven't found a basepath cop to catch him yet); Thr Ryan Express Speeds Past The Big Train (Fireballing Nolan Ryan continues to amass strikeout records, but critics scoff because he can't pull the Angels out of the cellar); Baseball's Top Fireman Makes History ("Iron" Mike Marshall brings new respect to the bullpen); A Great Tiger Leaves The Pasture (A special tribute to Al Kaline, who retired as one of baseball's quiet superstars at the end of the '74 season); Baseball's Most Popular Heroes (These are the "gate attractions," the great stars who pull fans through the turnstiles in the biggest numbers); Pete Rose; Jeff Buroughs; Johnny Bench; Steve Garvey; Luis Tiant; John Hiller |
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| Sport World |
June 1975 |
Contents - The Fans Scream; The Sport World Scene; Billy Martin's Rangers - One Shot Wonders Or For Real?; Lou Brock Has A Right To Gripe; Catfish Hunter And The Yankees Plan To Take New York Away From The Mets; Frank Robinson - Everything To Lose, But What Can He Gain?; Rating The Pitchers American League - Western Division - Despite Everything, A's Are Still The Team To Beat; One More Starter Could Do It For Rangers; Twin Babies Coming Of Age; Chisox Will Miss Dick Allen's Bat, But That's All; Royals Have Shaken Off Late '74 Disaster; Standout Staff Makes Angel Halo Glow Eastern Division - Orioles Have Licked Their Power Shortage; Yanks Set To Return To Glory Days; Youth Movement Makes Red Sox Doubtful; Player Robinson Only Answer To Manager Robinson's Problems; Hank Aaron's The Big News In Milwaukee; Speed To Feature Motor City's '75 Model Tigers National League - Western Division - Dodgers Have Rest Of Loop Seeking A Law; Veteran Reds Look For Revenge; Brave Moves Depends On Pitching; This Be The Year For Astros To Orbit; Young Giants Cure For Old Woes; "No Platooning!" Padre Sermon Eastern Division - Buc's Foes To Walk Shorter Plank; Hurling Lone Joker In Card Deck; Deals They Didn't Make Key To Phil's Future; Seaver Comeback A Met Must; Expos Tp Stress Youth; Cubs Roar 'D-E-F-E-N-S-E!' |
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| Street and Smith's Official Yearbook - Baseball |
1976 |
Contents - Speed, Speed, More Speed; Base Stealing Records; Most Valuable Players; Power Plus Speed; 2-Man Records; National League Roundup; Designated Hitters; American League Roundup; Keystone Kings; Strikeout Artists; Basepath Bulldozers; "Casey At The Bat"; 1,000,000th Run; Seven For Seven; Errorless Streaks; Rosters - National League; Rosters - American League; Players' Targets; Schedules - National and American Leagues; Night Games' 40th Year; Top Firemen; Averages - 1975 Batting, Pitching, Fielding, Slugging; The Minor Leagues; 1975 World Series Recap |
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| Baseball Record Extra |
1976 |
Walt Alston: 'Grand Old Boy' Of Summer, Can The Reds Do It Again, What Seaver Throws Baseball's Best Hitters, Rod Carew: How Does He Do It?, P.T. Barnum (Veeck) Is Back, Special Contents - World Series Game Records (1901-1975), Major League Rookies Of The Year, Major League No-Hitters And Perfect Games, Major League All-Star Games (1933-1975), Most Valuable Player Awards (1931-1975), Major League Individual All-Time Records, Pennant-Winners (1876-1975), Members Of National Baseball Hall Of Fame, National League 20-Game Winners (1901-1975), American League 20-Game Winners (1901-1975), Major League Home Run Champions (1876-1975), Cy Young Award - Winners, 35 Homers Or More In A Season, National And American League Batting Champions, Career Circuit Clout Club, The Runmakers Special, Winning Wonders, The Active Smash Hitters, National And American League Managers, National And American League Inter-Club Standings, Pitchers With 200 Victories, 400 Complete Games, 4,000 Or More Innings, Major League Franchise Switches Since 1953, Major League Ballpark Statistics |
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| Petersen's '77 Pro Baseball |
1977 |
Contents - The Struggle For Freedom; The O'Malley Perspective; Mark Fidrych (The Big Bird); The Complete Game (A diminishing stat)' Sparky (Cincinnati's George Lee Anderson); Lou Brock (Base Burglar and Entrepreneur); Baseball's Hall Of Fame (New Enshrinees); Ted Turner (The Braves controversial owner); Mirror Lake (Home of the World's Best Curve Ball); Paul Hartzell (The Antithesis of the Freedom Struggle); Mel Harder and Mickey Vernon (Hall of Fame candidates); Super Agent (Jerry Kapstein: A congenial threat); Tommy Henrich, Lou Gehrig and Sam Crawford (May 2, 1939) National League - Atlanta Braves; Cincinnati Reds; Houston Astros; Los Angeles Dodgers; San Diego Padres; San Francisco Giants; Chicago Cubs; Montreal Expos; New York Mets; Philadelphia Phillies; Pittsburgh Pirates; St. Louis Cardinals American League - Baltimore Orioles; Boston Red Sox; Cleveland Indians; Detroit Tigers; Milwaukee Brewers; New York Yankees; Toronto Blue Jays; California Angels; Chicago White Sox; Kansas City Royals; Minnesota Twins; Oakland A's; Seattle Mariners; Texas Rangers Brooks Robinson (The Best Third Baseman ever); National League Predictions; American League Predictions Reference - How Important Is Pitching?; 1976 Major League Statistics; 1977 Major League Schedules; World Series Memories; 1976 World Series; Baseball Trivia; Baseball Quiz; Puzzle Epilogue |
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| Street & Smith's Official Yearbook - Baseball |
1978 |
Contents - Sonic Boom, But Speed Keeps Pace; Home Steals; Base Bandits; Most Valuable Players; Top Firemen; American League Roundup; S'Long Brooks; National League Roundup; .400 But No Pennant; Baffling Knuckleballers; Triple Plays; Three No Hitters; 30-Homers; Rosters - American League; Rosters - National League; Schedules - American and National Leagues; Players Targets; Averages - 1977 Batting, Pitching, Fielding, Slugging; Rookie Records; The Minor Leagues; 1977 World Series Recap |
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| Basketball News 1978 Yearbook |
1978 |
Contents - Walton Has a Long Way to Go, Pistol's Goal: Still Off Target, Reed Wants 100%, Not 85%, Kennedy: A Man For My Time, NBA Coaches Doing Their Job, NBA Atlantic Division Preview, NBA Central Division Preview, NBA Midwest Division Preview, NBA Pacific Division Preview, NBA Regular-Season Statistics, NBA Playoff Statistics, Long Shadows Are Pursuing Raymonds And Cunningham, UCLA? No Longer A Dour Letter Word, Notre Dame Has Fighting Coach, College Previews - Men, College Schedules - Men, Regular Season Tournament, NBC TV Goes International, NCAA Division 1 Statistics, NCAA Division II Statistics, NCAA Division III Statistics, National Junior College Report, Delta State's Reign Is Shaky, College Previews - Women, Basketball News All America H.S. Squads, Puerto Rico League Is Tough, Armed Forces Captures AAU Title, U.S. Wins Wheelchair Gold |
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| Baseball Forecast |
1979 |
Contents - Color Poster: Dave Parker; 1978 Baseball: A Comprehensive Statistical Review Baseball '79 - American League Preview; A.L. Eastern Division (The Yankees appear even stronger with free agent pitching signings while the potent Brewers offense should move them past the stagnant Red Sox. New York, Milwaukee, Boston, Baltimore, Detroit, Cleveland, Toronto); A.L. Western Division (The speedy Royals are still the team to beat with the pitching strong Angeles and new-look Rangers expected to provide the best competition. Kansas City, California, Texas, Chicago, Minnesota, Oakland, Seattle); National League Preview; N.L. Eastern Division (Pete Rose's arrival makes the Phils even stronger but the flashy Pirates and young Expos are not expected to give up without a fight. Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Montreal, St. Louis, Chicago, New York); N.L. Western Division (Key loses to the free agent market by both the Dodgers and Reds should open up the race while the Giants are out to prove that last year's team was for real. Los Angeles, Cincinnati, San Diego, San Francisco, Houston, Atlanta) Special Features - Champion Yankees Shoot For Three Straight (The comeback kids of '78 have a bolstered pitching corps and a winning habit that will be tough to beat come October); Pete Rose: Introducing The Philly Hustle (Charlie Hustle arrived in the city of Brotherly Love with a promise to get the Frustrated Phillies over the hump in '79); Sultans Of Swat (Pitching indeed might be the name of the game, but the slugging home run hitters are still the game's most dramatic performers); Color Poster: Jim Rice; Color Poster: Steve Garvey |
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| Street and Smith's Official Yearbook - Baseball |
1979 |
Contents - Rose's Run At Joe D's Streak, Top Fireman, American League Roundup, Most Valuable Player, National League Roundup, Tape-Measure Homers, Pitchers' Whiffs, Batters' Whiffs, Speediest Catchers And Other Base Bandits, Rifle-Armed Outfielders, Two No-Hitters And Double No-Hitter, Club Batting, Rookie Records, Rosters - American League, Rosters - National League, The Minor Leagues, Schedules - American League, Schedules - National League, Players' Targets, Averages - 1978 Batting, Slugging, Pitching, Fielding, 1978 World Series Recap |
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| Street & Smith's Official Yearbook - Baseball |
1980 |
Contents - Hitter's Year, Featuring Yaz And Brock; Most Valuable Players; Top Firemen; Collier Says:; National League Roundup; American League Roundup; Stormin' Gorman; Eleven Triple Plays; First No-Hit Brothers; Strolling Players; Rookie Records; Club Records; Marathon Games; Rosters - National League; Rosters - American League; Incidentally; The Minor Leagues; Schedules - National League; Schedules - American League; Players' Targets; Averages - 1979 Batting, Slugging, Pitching, Fielding; 1979 World Series Recap |
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| Baseball Magazine |
April 1980 |
Contents - Pete Rose - Player Of The Decade ("He's the Ali of baseball," said a broadcaster. "You either love him or you hate him, but you don't ignore him"); 1979 Performers Of The Year (An exclusive poll of major league managers selects baseball's two best players of 1979); The All-Decade Team, 1970-1979 (Our exclusive poll of baseball writers, broadcasters and executives determines the best players of the seventies at each position); Race For The Pennant, 1980 (Our expert analyst previews the 1980 pennant races and how the standing will look come October); National League - East (Montreal; Pittsburgh; St. Louis; Philadelphia; Chicago; New York); West (Los Angeles; Houston; Cincinnati; San Francisco; Atlanta; San Diego) American League - East (Milwaukee; Baltimore; New York; Detroit; Boston; Cleveland; Toronto); West (Kansas City; California; Texas; Chicago; Minnesota; Seattle; Oakland); Third Annual Top Ten Rookie Prospects Of 1980 (A look at the very best of the 1980 rookie crop - the freshmen most likely to alter the 1980 pennant races); The Ten Greatest Moments Of The Seventies (Our exclusive poll determines the most dramatic moments of baseball's greatest decade) Departments - Media; Where Have You Gone...1970 All Stars; Books; Nostalgia Quiz |
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| Baseball Magazine |
June 1980 |
Contents - Rating The Relievers (Combine control, consistency and poise and you've got the best relief pitchers in baseball. But which pitchers really have it all?); Hall Of Fame Injusticies (Our exclusive study reveals the 10 men who are in but shouldn't be and the 10 who should be but aren't); The Stars Of The Eighties (An exclusive forecast of the next generation of superstars); The Hank Aaron Controversy (What made him "set up" Bowie Kuhn and Baseball magazine); They Called Him "Cool" (What else could you call the man they said could "turn off the light at night and be under the covers before the room got dark"); Power In Baseball: The Agents - Part Two of a Major Series (They are as much a part of baseball as the suicide squeeze and the infield fly. But to the owners, A-G-E-N-T is still a four-letter word) Departments - Inside Baseball; Letters; Books; TV/Radio; Where Have You Gone...1960 Pirates?; Photo Flashback; Trivia Quiz |
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| Baseball Magazine |
October 1980 |
Contents - Good Ol' Tommy John ("Nice guy, funny clothes, devastating sinker"); Out From Behind The Mask (Darrel Porter reveals the reason for his addiction to alcohol and drugs and says, "A kid shouldn't be put through that misery"); No Trouble, Omar's There ("I've caught myself a lot of times saying, 'Hell, that's trouble" says Pirate reliever Kent Tekulve. "Then I say, 'No, it's not, Omar's going to get it"); The Baseball Magazine Interview (Texas' tall and talented bullpen star, Jim Kern, discusses everything from relief pitching to religion and proclaims he's a flake because, "I never want to grow up"); Fall Classic Classics (A look back at the best - and the worst - of the World Series); These Dodgers Bleed Baby Blue (With Rudy Law in center and with five amazingly poised pitchers, the Dodgers have started a youth movement that is the envy of baseball); Big Poison, Little Poison (They were two of the greatest hitters of all time, if only they had been a little cuter); A Veteran Writer's World Series Notebook (A veteran of 40 years of World Series coverage, Carl Lundquist dusts off some World Series facts that may not have made it into the record books) Departments - Letters; Books; Trivia Quiz; Where Have You Gone...1955 Dodgers; TV/Radio; Photo Flashback; Baseball People (The ultimate fan) |
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| Street and Smith's Official Yearbook - Baseball |
1981 |
Contents - George Brett's Quest Of .400; Willie McCovey: A Grand Career; Most Valuable Players; National League Roundup; Team Hitting; Cy Young Awards; The Iron Men Of The A's; Firemen Of The Year; American League Roundup; Speed On The Bases; Rookies of The Year; Baseball Targets; Pitching Streaks / Hitting Streaks; National League Rosters; American League Rosters; Pinch Hitting In The World Series; World Series Recap; Minor Leagues; Official 1980 Averages: Batting, Hitting, Fielding; 1981 National League Schedule; 1981 American League Schedule |
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| Street and Smith's Official Yearbook - Baseball |
1982 |
Contents - Between The Lines; Pete Rose: Climbing High On Baseball's Hit List; Hall Of Fame; Most Valuable Players; National League Roundup; Western Division; Eastern Division; Cy Young Awards; Is Hall Of Fame Off-Limits To Relievers?; Batting Champions; American League Roundup; Eastern Division; Western Division; Perfect And Near-Perfect Pitchers; Rookies Of The Year; Father-Son And Brother Combos In The World Series; Baseball Targets; National League Rosters; American League Rosters; World Series Recap; Minor Leagues; College Baseball; 1981 NCAA Statistics; 1981 Official Major League Averages: Batting, Slugging, Pitching, Fielding; 1982 National League Schedule; 1982 American League Schedule |
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| The Sporting News Baseball Yearbook |
1982 |
Contents - Fernando Valenzuela (He conquers America); Rollie Fingers (Milwaukee's savior); New York Vs. L.A. (A contrast in styles); A.L. Preview; A.L. East - New York; Milwaukee; Baltimore; Boston; Detroit; Cleveland; Toronto A.L. West - Oakland; Chicago; Kansas City, Texas; California; Minnesota; Seattle; A.L. Beat; Kirk Gibson (The birth of a super star); N.L. East - Montreal; Philadelphia; St. Louis; Pittsburgh; New York; Chicago N.L. West - Cincinnati; Los Angeles; Houston; Atlanta; San Francisco; San Diego; N.L. Beat; Andre Dawson (Center stage in Montreal); The A's Outfield (Green and gold in Oakland); Big Deal (Analysis of a trade); Tom Seaver (The fire still burns); Hank Aaron (Quiet man, big bat); Frank Robinson (Hard work pays off); The Great Strike (Baseball world tries to forget); Where Are They Now? (Some names from the past); Barry Halper (He collects memories); The Rookies (Some names to watch); A.L. Rosters; A.L. Schedule; N.L. Schedule; N.L. Rosters; A.L. 1981 Statistics; N.L. 1981 Statistics; Dick Young |
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| Big League Baseball Yearbook |
1982 |
Features - 1982 Will Answer If Fernando Is For Real & How Long Fingers Can Last; Mike Schmidt At The Peak As A Hitter; Aaron & Robinson; Canadian Tax Law Dooms Expos Bid To Re-Sign Gary Carter; Flashback: The Player's League; Dave Winfield At The Crossroads; Did King George Make A Mistake Letting Reggie Jackson Go? 1982 Previews - National League Preview - East - St. Louis Cardinals; Montreal Expos; Philadelphia Phillies; Pittsburgh Pirates; New York Mets; Chicago Cubs West - Houston Astros; Los Angeles Dodgers; San Francisco Giants; Cincinnati Reds; Atlanta Braves; San Diego Padres American League Preview - East - New York Yankees; Milwaukee Brewers; Baltimore Orioles; Detroit Tigers; Boston Red Sox; Cleveland Indians; Toronto Blue Jays West - Oakland A's; Kansas City Royals; Texas Rangers; Chicago White Sox; California Angeles; Seattle Mariners; Minnesota Twins Official 1981 Statistics - American League Batting; National League Batting; American League Pitching; National League Pitching; American League Miscellaneous Records; American League Designated Hitter Records; American League Final Standings; National League Final Standings; Composite Standings; American League Mini-Series; National League Mini-Series; American League Championship Series; National League Championship Series; 1981 World Series |
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| The Sporting News Baseball Yearbook |
1984 |
Contents - Jim Rice (A powerful force in Boston); The Catchers (The glory and the pain); Changing Of The Guard? (The rising and falling stars); A.L. Preview; A.L. East - Baltimore; Detroit; New York; Milwaukee; Toronto; Boston; Cleveland; A.L. West - Chicago; Oakland; Texas; California; Kansas City; Minnesota; Seattle; A.L. Beat; Cal Ripken Jr. (A real "family man"); N.L. Preview; N.L. East - Montreal; Pittsburgh; St. Louis; Philadelphia; Chicago; New York; N.L. West - Los Angeles; Atlanta; San Diego; Houston; Cincinnati; San Francisco; N.L. Beat; Dale Murphy (Alias, Most Valuable Player); Dan Quisenberry (Oh what a relief he is); Bill Madlock (The fire still burns); Goodby Columbus (But keep those bags packed); Fun In Toronto (The Blue Jays learn to fly); On To Cooperstown (Aparicio, Drysdale, Killebrew); Heavy Duty (Baseball's incredible Bulks); The Rookies (Some names to watch); Baseball Cards (Four player-collections); A.L. Rosters; N.L. Rosters; A.L. 1983 Statistics; N.L. 1983 Statistics |
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| Baseball Research Journal |
1984 |
Stats Can Often Decieve, Dominican Real Fan, Talent Hotbed, Orioles Most Successful in Division Play, Pitchers with Ten Winning Seasons, Beaning of Chapman Recounted, Easter Captivated Buffalo Fans, Scout Expired as Protege Won, Bluegrass Band's Barnstorming Team, Figuring Probability Fluctuations, Baseball's "Babes", Is N.L. Really Better, Playing Managers, A Jung Man's Game, Total Plate Appearances, Jimmy Cooney, Heroes Like Fictional Roy Hobbs, 1877 Duel put Syracuse on the Map, 1947 Team Fielded Six Blacks, Overlooked Feats Documented, Pitching, Defense vs. Offense, Late Finishes Leave Fans ecstatic, 1888-89 World Tour, Only Pilot of 1939-40 Reds in Shrine, Broke Color Line in 1935, Cobb's Good Luck Charm, Sam Streeter, Torre Destroyed '64 Phils, Munson Taught Yankees' P.R. a Lesson, High School Teamates in Majors, Millers Top Minors in Odd Protests, Charlie Gould of Red Stockings, Research of Minors Yields Major Finds, Swap to Better, Poorer Team Best |
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| Baseball Digest |
1986 Yearbook |
Features - Quality Major League Players? Look for Them in Right Field, Major League Preview for 1986 with Team-by-Team Analysis, How Major League Pitchers Rate in Special Categories, Most Valuable Player: Baseball's Most Controversial Award, These Were the Majors' Biggest Player Heists of Modern Times!. Earl Weaver: A New Challenge for an Old Master |
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| Street & Smith's Baseball |
1986 |
Contents - Between The Lines; Roger Maris; Most Valuable Players; A Year To Remember; Cy Young Awards; Switch Hitters; A Royal Triumph; The Defense Never Rests; American League Preview; Eastern Division; Western Division; Pitchers' Targets; Willie McCovey Elected To The Hall Of Fame; Rookies Of The Year; Ron Guidry's Winning Style; Hall Of Fame But No World Series; National League Preview; Eastern Division; Western Division; World Series Stolen Bases; Robin Yount Comes Of Age; Firemen Of The Year; Tommy Lasorda Lives And Dies With L.A.; Championship Series; World Series Recap; Minor Leagues; Stolen Bases; Hitters' Targets; College World Series; 1985 NCAA Statistics; 1985 Official Major League Averages; Batting; Slugging; Pitching; Fielding; American League Rosters; National League Rosters; 1986 American League Schedule; 1986 National League Schedule |
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| The Sporting News Baseball Yearbook |
1986 |
Contents - Bret Saberhagen (He has the world at his feet), The Men In Blue (The pressurized world of umpires), In The Fast Lane (Cardinals McGee, Coleman can fly), N.L. Preview N.L. East - New York, St. Louis, Chicago, Philadelphia, Montreal, Pittsburgh N.L. West - Los Angeles, Cincinnati, San Diego, Atlanta, Houston, San Francisco N.L. Beat, A.L. vs. N.L. (The great debate rages on), A.L. Preview A.L. East - New York, Toronto, Detroit, Baltimore, Boston, Cleveland, Milwaukee A.L. West - Kansas City, California, Chicago, Oakland, Seattle, Minnesota, Texas A.L. Best, The Bronz Guillotine (Tankee managers come...and go), Oral Hershiser (Another artful Dodger), Mets On The Rise (Farm yields productive crop), Wade Boggs (Boston's hitting machine), In Rose's Shadow (Parker, Browning lift Reds), 1961 (A wild and crazy season), The Rookies (Some bright, young stars to watch), The Name Game (What price autographs), N.L. '85 Statistics, A.L. '85 Statistics, N.L. Schedule, A.L. Schedule |
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| Street & Smith's Baseball |
1987 |
Contents - Between The Lines; Letters; Out Of Context; Most Valuable Players; The Pride Of The Mets; A Pair Of Aces; Firemen Of The Year; Joe Carter's Indian Summer; Playing Hardball With Free Agency; National League Preview; Eastern Division; Western Division; Pitchers' Targets; Mike Schmidt On Target; The Year Of The Rookie; The Class Of The '87; American League Preview; Eastern Division; Western Division; Tony Perez; Repeat Performance; Hall Of Fame; Barfield & Bell: Toronto's Killer B's; World Series Pitchers From Start To Finish; National League Championship Series; American League Championship Series; World Series Recap; Minor Leagues; Stolen Bases (1986 Official Major League Averages); Team Statistics; Batting; Slugging; Pitching; Fielding; National League Rosters; American League Rosters; College World Series; 1986 NCAA Statistics; 1987 National League Schedule; 1987 American League Schedule |
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| The Sporting News Baseball Yearbook |
1987 |
Contents - Roger Clemens (Boston's human rocket); New York, New York (The Mets, then and now); Top Guns In Houston (Davis, Scott are Astronomical); Kirby Puckett (Minnesota's little big man); N.L. Preview; N.L. East - New York Mets; Philadelphia Phillies; St. Louis Cardinals; Chicago Cubs; Montreal Expos; Pittsburgh Pirates; N.L. West - Cincinnati Reds; Houston Astros; Los Angeles Dodgers; San Francisco Giants; San Diego Padres; Atlanta Braves; N.L. Beat; The Coaches (Baseball's forgotten men); A.L. Preview; A.L. East - New York Yankees; Toronto Blue Jays; Boston Red Sox; Cleveland Indians; Detroit Tigers; Milwaukee Brewers; Baltimore Orioles; A.L. West - Kansas City Royals; Texas Rangers; Oakland A's; California Angels; Minnesota Twins; Chicago White Sox; Seattle Mariners; A.L. Beat; A Mexican Connection (Valenzuela and Higuera); The Chicago Story (Trouble in the Windy City); Mike Schmidt (Philadelphia's cerebral slugger); Birds Of A Feather (Blue Jays Barfield, Bell, Moseby); The Baby Boomers (1986 was a very good year); Bo Jackson (Royals prospect sets sights high); The Rookies (Another strong class); N.L. Schedule; A.L. Schedule; N.L. '86 Statistics; A.L. '86 Statistics |
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| Catalog and Price Guide of Baseball Cards |
1987 |
Table of Contents - Rare and Famous Cards, Topps - 1951 Red Backs, 1951 Blue Backs, 1952, 1953, 1954, 1955, 1956, 1957, 1958, 1959, 1960, 1961, 1962, 1963, 1964, 1965, 1966, 1967, 1968, 1969, 1970, 1971, 1972, 1973, 1974, 1974 Traded, 1975, 1976, 1976 Traded, 1977, 1978, 1979, 1980, 1981, 1981 Traded, 1982, 1982 Traded, 1983, 1983 Traded, 1984, 1984 Traded, 1985, 1985 Traded, 1986, 1986 Traded, Donruss 1981, 1982, 1983, 1984, 1985, 1985 Traded, 1986, Fleer 1981, 1982, 1983, 1984, 1984 Traded, 1985, 1985 Traded, 1986 Sportflics 1986, 1986 Decade Greats, McCory (Fleer) 1985 Superstars, 1986 Superstars, 1986 Sluggers vs, Pitchers, Walgreen (Fleer) 1986 League Leaders, Woolworth (Topps) 1986 Champion Superstars, Kay Bee (Topps) 1986 Young Superstars, Special Card Sets |
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| Major League Baseball Yearbook |
1988 |
Features - The MVP Wrangle (Was Trammell more deserving than Bell in the AL? And how about Smith over Dawson in the NL?), The Cy Young Awards (A repeat to Roger Clemens and a narrow win for Steve Bedrosian.), Super Talents - Eric Davis and Darryl Strawberry (Will they ever achieve true super-stardom? Who's better?), Analyzing the Winter Trades, The Homer Happy Majors and the 1987 HR Binge, The Rookies (Last year and 1988 as Youth is served.), Rating the Managers (Herzog, Martin, then who?) Special Articles - The Golden Spikes Award, Minor League Awards, 29th Topps Major League Rookie All-Star Team 1987 Statistics - National League Records, American League Records, American League Championship Series, National League Championship Series, World Series 1988 Previews |
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| The Sporting News Baseball Yearbook |
1988 |
Contents - Eric Davis (From ghetto to greatness); Darryl Strawberry (Sinner or saint); Revival By The Bay (Giants and A's come to life); George Bell (Temperamental and talented); Minnesota's Fab Four (Puck, Herbie, Rat and Bruno); Whitey Herzog (Grandmaster of managers); Dwight Evans (Hard work has paid off); Darrell Evans (Challenge to be better drives him); Dawson And Raines (The id and the ego); N.L. Beat; A.L. Beat; Cheatin' (Grand, old guidelines getting a workout); Success In Salt Lake (Trappers love to prove scouts wrong); Rating The Rookies (Pitchers move up in a hurry); N.L. Schedule; A.L. Schedule; N.L. '87 Statistics; A.L. '87 Statistics; Trivia Quiz (Test your knowledge |
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| Spring Training - Guide to the Grapefruit and Cactus Leagues |
Spring 1989 |
History of the Cactus League, 1989 Spring Training Schedule, Cactus and Grapefruit Juice, Player Trades and Transactions, Ty Cobb's Hitting Tips |
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| The Sporting News Baseball Yearbook |
1989 |
Contents - Orel Hershiser (Los Angeles' accomplished pitchman); Jackson, Cone, Gubicza (They're three of a kind); Andy Van Slyke (When he talks, people listen); Mike Greenwell (Boston's latest moster in left field); Ellis Burks (Speed, power, grace...he's got it all); Cubs' Farm System (What a hotbed for "homegrowns"); Joe Carter (Not your ordinary Joe); Jose Oquendo (St. Louis's secret weapon); Eckersley And Stewart (Born again A's); Andres Galarraga (This cat's all smiles); TSN Player Ratings; Mickey Hatcher (Hat's off to this wacky Dodger); Best And Worst (N.L. extremes and TSN predictions); Best And Worst (A.L. extremes and TSN predictions); A. Bartlett Giamatti (Talkin' baseball with the next commish); Gregg Jefferies (Star in the making); Rating The Rookies (Class of '89 sparkles); Making The "Bigs" (Buffalo sets its sights on expansion); 1988 N.L. Statistics; 1988 A.L. Statistics; The Collegiate Game (TSN All-America's and Top 20) |
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| The Sporting News Baseball Yearbook |
1990 |
Contents - Earth To Mitchell (Kevin is just a "little kid" living "in his own world"); The Toast Of New York (Mets fans will gladly raise their glasses in honor of HoJo); The Next Clemente (Ruben Sierra feels the burden of his compariots high expectations as Puerto Rico's new hero); Never Say Die (Thanks to watershed 1989 seasons, Dickie Thon's and Jim Eisenreich's tragic pasts have become less haunting); That Was Then, This Is Now (Two decades for reflecting, projecting); Naturally, It's Sandberg (In the '80s, no one played second base any better); Mr. Excitement (Henderson was a one-man wrecking crew in the '80s); Lost At Sea (Thirteen-year Mariner voyage has hardly been a pleaure cruise); Up Close And Personal (Getting to know Bret Saberhagen, Kirby Puckett and Joe Magrane); Good And Ready (It's time for Sandy Alomar Jr. to show big-league fans what they've been missing); Rating The Rookies (Olympic experience helps players develop some moxie); Scouting The N.L. (Fearless forecasts for 1990); Scouting The A.L. (All-stars, award winners and more); Broadcast Guide; 1989 N.L. Statistical Leaders; 1989 A.L. Statistical Leaders; The Collegiate Game (TSN's preseason Top 20 and 1990 All-America team) |
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| The Show |
June 1990 |
Contents - June Draft Report/1990 (Will Atlanta take a shortstop with the first pick in the draft? The Show assesses this year's amateur talent and reviews past drafts. Plus Bruce Gardner's story of broken dreams and suicide, and the No. 1 pick that never made it); The Stuff That Stars Are Made Of (A Classic from the Saturday Evening Post. Connie Mack managed the Philadelphia Athletics for 50 years and along the way learned to know a great ballplayer when he saw one. The first of a special series); Mighty Mites (An examination of baseball's little men reveals that dynamite often comes in small packages); Family Affair (In the debate over genetics versus environment, the question remains: To what end is baseball prowess inherited within the family? And meet the Boones, on the way to becoming the first three-generation big league clan); Around The Horn (Commissioner Fay Vincent says "hitting a baseball is the sublime physical act". Hitting gurus Walt Hrinik, Harry Walker, Dusty Baker and Billy Williams discuss the craft and its masters); Leather (Forget about lights at Wrigley and cuspidors in the Skydome. The most significant development in the game is the fielder's glove. An excerpt from The Fielders. Profiles - Sandy Alderson: The A's New Breed GM (The antithesis of a "baseball man", Oakland's hip GM, Sandy Alderson, has built the strongest franchise in baseball - wearing sweatpants); Dwight Evans: The Consummate Professional Ballplayer (Ted Williams, Jim Rice, Carl Yastrzemski. They all played their entire careers in Boston and never won a World Series. This season Red Sox lifer Dwight Evans enters his fourth season in the organization, and though he shows few signs of wear, his ticket for a championship ring is winding down); Calvin Griffith: Last Of The Dinosaurs (In a tearful pregame ceremony in 1984, Calvin Griffith announced the sale of his Minnesota Twins and rode off into the Metrodome sunset on the back of a golf cart. His tracks were that of a dying breed) Departments - Tug On This; Historical Perspective; By The Numbers; Where Have You Gone...; Catch A Rising Star; Media; Alumni News; Collectibles; Scouting; Bullpen |
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| The Sporting News Baseball Yearbook |
1991 |
Contents - Welch's World (Oakland's Bob Welch finally combines massive talent with mental discipline to produce a dream season); The Unraveling Of The Yankees (Gone are the days when pinstripes stood for pride and class); How To Build A Champion (The Oakland A's have shown foes that progressive management works in modern baseball); Hot Corner Properties (San Francisco's Matt Williams and Toronto's Kelly Gruber are setting their respective leagues ablaze); Rose In The Hall: Pro And Con (Readers tell TSN where Pete goes with Letterman-style lists); Na Na, Hey Hey, Goodbye (A pictorial essay with the passing of one Comiskey and the rising of another); Bobby Thigpen (White Sox reliever is Mr. Nice off the field, Mr. Mean on it); The Streak And The Standard (50 years after magical '41 season, no one has matched the performance of Joe DiMaggio and Ted Williams); Scouting The N.L. (Fearless forecasts for 1991); Scouting The A.L. (All-Stars, award winners and more); Fun On The Farm (A voyage through the minor leagues reveals plenty of big-league fun); Top Prospects In The Minors (A sneak preview of tomorrow's stars); Clint Hurdle (The former "can't-miss-phenom" couldn't manage himself, but he's done quite well as a manager of young talent in the Met's farm system) |
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| Spring Training Baseball Yearbook |
Spring 1997 |
Contents - Baseball's Top 100 Prospects (Spring Training's annual rating of the top rookie prospects); Greetings From Catalina Island (Spring training home of the Chicago Cubs from 1921-51); Building Baseball's Future (A look at the new Major League ballparks on the way); 1997 Spring Training Schedule (Complete listing of 1997 spring exhibition games); The Roto Index (Player rankings by position for rotisserie leagues); 1997 Regular Season Schedule (Complete NL and AL schedules including interleague games); 1996 National League And American League Leaders (Official league leaders, by category); Touring The Grapefruit And Cactus Leagues (Driving times and distances between Spring Training camps) National League West - Los Angeles Dodgers; San Diego Padres; Colorado Rockies; San Francisco Giants National League Central - St. Louis Cardinals; Houston Astros; Chicago Cubs; Cincinnati Reds; Pittsburgh Pirates National League East - Atlanta Braves; Florida Marlins; New York Mets; Montreal Expos; Philadelphia Phillies American League West - Seattle Mariners; Texas Rangers; Anaheim Angeles; Oakland Athletics American League Central - Cleveland Indians; Chicago White Sox; Milwaukee Brewers; Kansas City Royals; Minnesota Twins American League East - Toronto Blue Jays; Baltimore Orioles; New York Yankees; Boston Red Sox; Detroit Tigers |
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| Orioles Magazine |
Second Edition 1998 |
Contents - Orioles Shorts (Read about current happenings at the Orioles); Meet The Players, Part Two (Portraits of your favorite Orioles players); Arthur Rhodes: Digging In The Dirt (Player spotlight on the Orioles middle reliever with Heat); Dave MCgowan: A Thrill To Go To Work (The Orioles PA Announcer is excited about his new job); A Night In The Bleachers (Bleacher seats aren't what they used to be); On The Cover; The Real Reboulet (Player spotlight on Utility Man Extraordinaire); Kids At Bat (Games, puzzles, and trivia for younger O's fans); Orioles SnapShop Pull-Out Page (Featuring Outfielder Joe Carter); How To Keep Score The Oriole Way; Father's Day, Baseball Style (A tribute to Fathers in Baseball); Baby Birds: Darnell McDonald; Beauty And The Yard: You Ain't Seen Nothing Yet! (Refurbishments, Flowers, and Banners are just a few of the highlights |
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| Padres Magazine |
2002 |
The Lineup - Around The Horn (Remembering Ted Williams); Fan Man (Tim Katzman answers fans questions like only Fan Man can); Generation K (Brian Lawrence leads a new crop of Padres pitchers); In The Community (A cause for hope); Barry Lorge At Bat (Interleague byplay - A celebration); A Homegrown Hall Of Famer (Ted Williams got his start in San Diego); New Ballpark Report (Opening - April 2004); En Espanol (Confianza Detras Del Plato: Wiki Gonzalez); Astrological Profile (Phil Nevins); A Welcome (Home) Addition (Matt Vasgersian); Minor League Spotlight (Meet the men behind the top prospects in the Padres farm system); Life In The Minors (J.J.'s Diary) Departments - 2002 Padres Schedule; 2002 Promotion and Giveaway Schedule; Front Office Executives; Manager Bruce Bochy; Coaching Staff; The 2002 San Diego Padres; Padres Minor League Affiliates; A Fan's Guide To Qualcomm Stadium; A Tribute To Mike Darr |
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| Giants |
July 2002 |
Contents - A Man Of Substance (Reggie Sanders has given the Giants a presence not only in the lineup, but in the clubhouse as well); The Pro's Pick (The son and grandson of Major Leaguers, Giants infielder David Bell knows how to play the game); The Rundown (The 1962 World Series team; China Basin 100 years ago; the Fresno Grizzlies' new digs; catching up with Mike McCormick); Guest Services (A how-to guide to Pacific Bell Park); Community Calendar (Check out some upcoming community events at the ballpark); Freeze Frame (Get behind the scenes in Dusty Baker's office); Up Close (Benito Santiago on his kids, picking tomatoes and his prized possessions); K & K Lounge (Why do Duane Kuiper and Mike Krukow know so much about the game? Because they each had lengthy and distinguished playing careers); The 2002 Giants (Meet the players, the coaches and Manager Dusty Baker); Backstage (Who needs a game? Take a tour of Pacific Bell Park); Ballpark Map (Find your way around with this handy guide); In Focus (Check out why the Giants have one of the best defensive teams in baseball) |
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| National Baseball Hall Of Fame And Museum Yearbook |
2007 |
Features - 2007 Electee: Tony Gwynn; Two Weekends Define Cooperstown Experience; 2007 Electee: Cal Ripken Jr.; An American Original: From Farm To Fame, He's A Legendary Feller Roster - Hall Of Famer Index; Board Of Directors; National Baseball Hall Of Fame And Museum; Ford C. Frick Award; J.G. Taylor Spink Award; Executives; Managers; Pitchers; Catchers; 1st Basemen; 2nd Basemen; 3rd Basemen; Shortstops; Leftfielders; Centerfielders; Rightfielders; Umpires; Rules For Election; Hall Of Famer Statistics |
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| National Baseball Hall Of Fame And Museum Yearbook |
2008 |
Features - Rise Of A Reliever: Gossage Glorifies Closer Role; The Impossible Dream: Williams Finds Place Among Elite; Small Stature, Big Impact: Owner Dreyfuss Stands Tall; For Growth Of The Game: Kuhn Leaves Lasting Legacy; Determined And Distinguished: O'Malley Defined Dodgers; An Unsung Skipper: Southworth Among Game's Most Proven Winners; Robin Roberts' Rise To Hall Of Fame Greatness Roster - Hall Of Famer Index; Board Of Directors; National Baseball Hall Of Fame And Museum; Ford C. Frick Award; J.G, Taylor Spink Award; Executives; Managers; Pitchers; Catchers; 1st Basemen; 2nd Basemen; 3rd Basemen; Shortstops; Leftfielders; Centerfielders; Rightfielders; Umpires; Rules For Election; Hall Of Fame Statistics |
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| National Baseball Hall Of Fame And Museum Yearbook |
2009 |
Features - Right Away, Rickey (2009 Hall of Famer Rickey Henderson the latest in long line of great leadoff batters); Hearty Helping Of Homers (Rice's power totals served him well in his era); Gordon's Star Burned Bright For Yankees, Indians; How Sweet It Is - And Was (Billy Williams turned talent and consistency into Hall of Fame career) Roster - Hall Of Famer Index; Board Of Directors; National Baseball Hall Of Fame And Museum; Ford C. Frick Award; J.G. Taylor Spink Award; Hall Of Famers; Rules For Election; Hall Of Famer Statistics |
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| National Baseball Hall Of Fame And Museum |
2010 |
Features - Cooperstown: Home To History (The Hall Of Fame is where baseball's pulse beats the strongest); The Doubleday Myth Is Cooperstown's Gain (This pastoral village has become the heart of baseball folklore); Tom Seaver: A Town, A Team And A Miracle (The Hall of Fame's 2010 Membership Spokesman helped mold the Mets into champions); Generations Connect In Cooperstown (A shared love of baseball has united families for as long as the game has existed); League Of Opportunity (Ninety years ago, the birth of the Negro National League provided a showcase for African-American talent); From Pastime To International Passion (With the opening of Viva Baseball!, the Hall of Fame honors the games Latain-American heritage); This Year In Baseball History (2010 marks the anniversary of some of the game's greatest moments); Turning A Museum Into A Classroom (With education programs for fans of all ages, learning has never been so much fun); The Chase Is Over (After a lifetime of being compared to others, Henry Aaron has a Cooperstown stage all his own); Battle Tested (Andre Dawson's character led to a Hall of Fame career); Ahead Of The Game (Whitey Herzog delivered championships by outsmarting opponents); Destiny Called (Doug Harvey found his passion en route to a Hall of Fame umpiring career); A Contribution Of Character And Courage (Bob Crotty's gift has inspired the Hall of Fame to establish an annual celebration); Reflecting On The Hall Of Fame Ride (The day I'll never forget has become a day that I'll never want to miss) Lineup Card - Opening Pitch; Board Of Directors; Ford C. Frick Award; J.G. Taylor Spink Award; Welcome To Baseball's Most Exclusive Club (A photo essay of Hall of Fame Induction Ceremonies through the years); Hall Of Fame Roster (Meet baseball's best of the best, the legends who have left a lasting signature on the game); Hall Of Fame Statistics; Candidates On Deck; Rules For Election; Hall Of Famer Index |
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