Baseball Historians

Alright, there was only one bio for a new 1934 All Star and that was for New York Giants outfielder Mel Ott.  If you want to learn more about Ott, click on the link.

With a new year, you always have new participants in the All Star Game.  On the American League side, two Tigers made the cut for the first time.  Curveball specialist Tommy Bridges and catcher Mickey Cochrane both made the team in one of the greatest Tiger teams ever fielded.  You can learn more about these [...]

As a preview for the 1934 All Star Game retrospective, here are the 1934 All Star Game Rosters.  Like 1933, there are no big surprises here although the game was a lot more high scoring.  It was also Babe Ruth’s last All Star Game.