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History Of Baseball: Its Beginnings
The history of baseball remains unclear; it is shrouded in controversy and heavy debate. It is believed that the game of baseball, along with the ball used in the game, and the baseball bat are derived from early folk games like rounders and cricket, which involved running or the use of a ball and a bat. Full Story »
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History Of The Baseball, Glove And Stadium
We all have different morning routines before we move on through the day. For many of us, these routines help set the pace of our day, and can dictate the mood for the rest of the day. Even though we have different morning routines, most of us always have this one common activity that we do in the morning, reading the daily local news. Full Story »
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Who Invented Baseball?
Abner Doubleday has been credited as the inventor of baseball, however other sources site American baseball as having been invented by Alexander Joy Cartwright in 1845 when he established the modern baseball field as we know it in New York.. Full Story »
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Early Years Of Baseball
The history of baseball is thought to have begun with the English game of Rounders. The game of Rounders is of English origin and is played with two teams which alternate between fielding and batting. The earliest known reference to the game of Rounders can be found in the 1744 title, “A Little Pretty Pocket Book” where the game is referred to as “baseball”. Full Story »
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Famous Baseball Stadiums
By far, three of the most popular and famous Baseball Stadiums In America are Wrigley Field, Yankee Stadium and Fenway Park. What each of these has in common are a rich history of the love of the game and devoted fans. Built as far back as the 1900's these stadiums share a history. Full Story »
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5 Surprising Facts In The History Of Baseball
The history of baseball is brimming with interesting facts. Some historical findings actually negate misconceptions formerly held about the game and its creation. What's more, the history of baseball reveals the people that had a major influence on how the game developed and changed, as well as how the game has become America's favorite pastime. Full Story »