Baseball Historians » About Baseball Historians http://www.baseballhistorians.com A Network of Sites Dedicated to Baseball's Rich History Sat, 24 Dec 2011 03:14:18 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 All Star Game Updates http://www.baseballhistorians.com/all-star-game-updates/ http://www.baseballhistorians.com/all-star-game-updates/#comments Thu, 07 Jun 2007 01:32:10 +0000 Brian Borawski http://www.baseballhistorians.com/all-star-game-updates/ Whether it’s baseball odds or updates on the voting, the All Star Game Blog is a great place for updates on the 2007 All Star game.  You can find the link to the site in the side bar up top.  There’s even a write up of the very first All Star game way back in 1933

]]> http://www.baseballhistorians.com/all-star-game-updates/feed/ 0 Baseball Historians Hits the Half Way Point http://www.baseballhistorians.com/baseball-historians-hits-the-half-way-point/ http://www.baseballhistorians.com/baseball-historians-hits-the-half-way-point/#comments Sat, 28 Oct 2006 19:53:38 +0000 Brian Borawski http://www.baseballhistorians.com/baseball-historians-hits-the-half-way-point/ Well, the blogs are filling up fast and I never formally posted anything to where I needed writers.  Braves Baseball Blog was just launched and Ryan will be working on a 1957 Braves diary next year.  Next up will be the Pirates and I’m also going to help Nick Smith from Baseball’s Savior on a second site where he’ll be doing multiple Yankees historical diaries next season.  I’m really interested in that 1927 Yankees diary.

Once the Pirates site goes live, the network will then have half of the major league teams covered.  The goal is to have them all by opening day 2007, but I’m not going to push it at the expense of quality.  Regardless, be sure to check back often to keep tabs on the historical content that will be written during the off season.

]]> http://www.baseballhistorians.com/baseball-historians-hits-the-half-way-point/feed/ 0 What is Baseball Historians? http://www.baseballhistorians.com/what-is-baseball-historians/ http://www.baseballhistorians.com/what-is-baseball-historians/#comments Mon, 07 Aug 2006 15:31:38 +0000 Brian Borawski http://www.baseballhistorians.com/what-is-baseball-historians/ For those of you who don’t know me, my name is Brian Borawsi and I’ve been covering the Tigers for over three years at my website Tigerblog.  For the past year and a half, I’ve been busy talking to and recruiting writers to blog about their favorite teams.  While this in and of itself isn’t all that exciting, all of the sites have a secondary focus and that is covering their teams past.  Whether it’s through Season Lookbacks (see Black Sox Blog for an example of this), Player Retrospectives (Tom Seaver Fan Club is doing one on, well, Tom Seaver of course) or full season diaries (like what I’m doing at Reds Cutting Edge on the 1976 season), each site will be doing something to educate readers on the history of their respective teams.  Most of this will take place during the offseason when there’s less to talk about, but right now, there’s four ongoing season diaries that you can check out. 

What this site does is pull all of the feeds from each of the sites in the network so you have one handy place to check for content.  On occassion, this site will also have some exclusive content which I’m working on as we speak.  And as time goes by, I’m hoping to add sites for each of the major league teams.  Next will be a Red Sox blog as well as a site that covers everything and anything regarding the All Star Game.

]]> http://www.baseballhistorians.com/what-is-baseball-historians/feed/ 1