As I continue my series on lopsided trades, today I'll be featuring one that was consummated near the end of the Dead Ball Era (1918) and had ramifications well into the 1920s...
Today in my ongoing series on lopsided trades, I’d like to highlight the December 9, 1965 trade of the great slugger, Frank Robinson, from the Reds to the Orioles for Milt Pappas...
Bill Gutman's recent post about "What If These Trades Were Never Made" got me thinking about trades that were indeed made, but probably never should have been.
“I was able to tell Dodger GM Larry MacPhail we had a hell of a ball club there. But we could win the whole thing with one other player.” “And who was that?” MacPhail wanted to know. “Billy Herman,” I said in no uncertain terms...