As the dust settles on the 1901 Major League season, the American and National League handed out their end of year awards. The best pitchers, batters and rookies were celebrated, and every team walked away knowing a little bit more about what they needed to do to win in 1902. Who took home the awards, and who was in the conversation? Read on to find out.
As summer turns to fall, the 1901 Major League Baseball season has come to a close, and while there will be no championship game between the American and National League champions, each team is proud to have won their respective league. So, who found themselves at the top of their hill? Read on to find out.
With July upon us, the Major League season has just about reached its midpoint. It's time to take a look at the standings, and see where everyone's favorite teams are as we enter the long days of summer.
Every May and June, the eyes of the horse racing world turn to three tracks in Kentucky and New York as thoroughbreds try to capture the elusive Triple Crown. This year, no horse raced in all three races, but there will most certainly be a time in the near future where this amazing feat will be accomplished. Let's take a look back at the races and their winners this year.
With the start of the 1901 baseball season just days away, a new era of professional sports has dawned. Gone are the days where the American League and National League would poach talent from one another. In its place is a new working agreement that ties the two leagues together under the banner of a singular league named Major League Baseball.
If you are reading this, welcome to the first post of what will hopefully become a lengthy and well received site. What I am setting out to do is to simulate as many major sporting events as possible from the past 100+ years. Why would I want to do something like that? Let me tell you, and explain how I am going to be doing this.
