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Newsblog: Fair Skies, Foul Balls: How Weather Influences BaseballShould I have filed this under Primate Studies? Congrats to Mike on appearing in WaPo. Read More... Hall of Merit: Most Meritorious Player: 2019 ResultsCongratulations to 2019 Most Meritorious Player Alex Bregman! Player Name pts ballots 1sts Alex Bregman 114 8 4 Mike Trout 108 8 1 Cody Bellinger 106 8 2 Marcus Semien 92 8 1 Christian Yelich 73 8 0 Anthony Rendon 66 8 0 Justin Verlander 62 8 0 Gerrit Cole 61 7 0 Ketel Marte 44 6 0 Mookie Betts 37 7 0 Jacob deGrom 36 5 0 Stephen Strasburg 19 4 0 DJ LeMahieu 19 3 0 Zack Greinke 16 3 0 George Springer 13 5 0 Max Scherzer 13 2 0 Lance Lynn 12 2 0 Matt Chapman 11 4 0 Mike Minor 11 2 0 Xander ...Read More... Hall of Merit: Most Meritorious Player: 1920 ResultsCongratulations to Babe Ruth, our unanimous pick for 1920 Most Meritorious Player! Player Name pts ballots 1sts Babe Ruth 90 6 6 Rogers Hornsby 76 6 0 Pete Alexander 73 6 0 Tris Speaker 65 6 0 George Sisler 63 5 0 Eddie Collins 51 6 0 Stan Coveleski 39 5 0 Joe Jackson 34 4 0 Jim Bagby 31 4 0 Oscar Charleston 30 3 0 Cristobal Torriente 23 2 0 Ross Youngs 22 3 0 Burleigh Grimes 12 1 0 John Henry Lloyd 8 1 0 Sam Rice 7 1 0 Dave Bancroft 6 1 0 Hall of Merit: Most Meritorious Player: 1920 BallotFor 1920 each voter should rank the top 10 players from all leagues combined. Hall of Merit: Most Meritorious Player: 1919 BallotFor 1919 each voter should rank the top 10 players from all leagues combined. Balloting is scheduled to close at 4pm EDT on 4 September 2019. Anyone can vote, even if you do not normally participate in Hall of Merit discussions. If you have never participated in an MMP election, just post a preliminary ballot in the discussion thread by 3 September 2019. Hall of Merit: Most Meritorious Player: 1918 ResultsCongratulations to Walter Johnson, our 1918 Most Meritorious Player! Player Name pts ballots 1sts Walter Johnson 102 7 5 Babe Ruth 95 7 2 Hippo Vaughn 80 7 0 Tyrus Cobb 79 7 0 Stan Coveleski 68 7 0 Joe Williams 50 5 0 George Sisler 49 5 0 Tris Speaker 34 4 0 Scott Perry 28 3 0 Cristobal Torriente 28 3 0 George H Burns 23 3 0 Heinie Groh 18 2 0 Oscar Charleston 17 2 0 John Henry Lloyd 10 1 0 Dick Redding 9 1 0 Harry Hooper 9 1 0 Dick Whitworth 8 1 0 Lefty Tyler 8 1 0 Max Carey 7 1 0 Charlie ...Read More... Hall of Merit: Most Meritorious Player: 1919 DiscussionPlayers returned from the war. Sunday baseball starts in New York. Ray Caldwell gets hit by lightning and finishes the game anyway. The Giants and Phillies played a 51 minute 9 inning game. The White Sox threw the World Series to the Reds losing 5 games to 3 in a best of 9 contest. The Atlantic City Bacharach Giants defeated Hilldale 5 games to 4 in the “Colored Championship of the East”. The Detroit Stars and Chicago American Giants were the best teams in the West. Vote for 10. Player SH ...Read More... Hall of Merit: Most Meritorious Player: 1915 ResultsCongratulations to Grover Cleveland “Pete” Alexander for winning the 1915 Most Meritorious Player award! Player Name pts ballots 1sts Pete Alexander 116 8 5 Ty Cobb 111 8 2 Eddie Collins 99 8 0 Walter Johnson 98 8 0 Tris Speaker 78 8 0 Gavy Cravath 77 7 0 Jack Fournier 59 7 0 John Henry Lloyd 32 4 0 Larry Doyle 25 3 0 Joe Williams 16 2 0 Dick Redding 15 1 1 Fred Toney 14 2 0 Bobby Veach 12 2 0 Honus Wagner 9 1 0 Benny Kauff 9 1 0 Jim Scott 9 1 0 Heinie Groh 8 1 0 Jeff Pfeffer 8 1 0 Tom ...Read More... Hall of Merit: Most Meritorious Player: 1915 BallotFor 1915 each voter should rank the top 10 players from all leagues combined. Hall of Merit: Most Meritorious Player: 1915 DiscussionThe Boston Red Sox beat the Philadelphia Phillies in 1915 which means Boston topped Philly in consecutive seasons with different teams. The New York Lincoln Stars and Chicago American Giants met in Chicago for a championship series. After four wins apiece the final game of the series was called after four innings with the Lincoln Stars ahead 1-0. Rube Foster of the Chicago American Giants declared the series a tie. The Lincoln Stars claimed a series victory 5 games to 4. The Chicago Whales ... Read More...Page 1 of 10 pages 1 2 3 > Last › | Features Archive | Site Archive
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