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Tuesday, February 14, 2012

65. Shoeless Joe Jackson: What's In A Name?

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Yeah, I know, I already posted this story a while back, but wait - there's a reason... after much prodding and more than a basketful o...
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106. Joe Jackson: Southbound and Down

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One of the most popular posts I've written was THIS ONE on Shoeless Joe Jackson and his first season of professional baseball with t...

107. Joe Jackson: The Big Easy

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This is the third and last post on the minor league career of Shoeless Joe Jackson. If you missed the previous entries, HERE is the first ...
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Sunday, February 12, 2012

105. Eddie Boland: Major League Recycling

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Let’s play a game: It’s 1943 and you’re the owner of a cellar-dwelling major league baseball team. What good players you’ve managed to scr...
Thursday, February 9, 2012

Now Wouldn't That Look Good On The Wall?

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While trying to decorate my house, I had a 24" x 36" poster printed with 90 of my favorite cards on it. I made a few extra and if ...
Tuesday, February 7, 2012

104. José Méndez: Beating The Reds Black & Blue

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Before I start off this week's story, please let me thank ESPN's Jim Caple for the beautiful article he wrote about my cards. I do...
Tuesday, January 31, 2012

103. A Tale of 4 Ruths

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While working on the previous Babe Ruth post, after I drew the '34 All-Americans uniform on him, I wa...
Thursday, January 26, 2012

102. Beibu Rusu: The Babe In Japan

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When my buddy Charlie Vascellaro and I were taking the Babe Ruth Museum Traveling Exhibit around the country back in '02, one of the be...
Monday, January 23, 2012

101. Nick Cullop: Tragedy and Triumph in Atlanta

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Anyone who's done their share of baseball research by culling through old newspapers knows how easy it is to get sidetracked by an inte...
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Wednesday, January 18, 2012

Frankie Zak: The Reason I Love This Game

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Recently, I was reminded of the ballplayer whose story, more than anyone else, got me into researching obscure players an...
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