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Leo_The_Lip · 12-10-2020, 01:52 PM

I've kept my copy of the Centennial Edition of the Baseball Encyclopedia for over 50 years now. It came out in 1969, so stats through 1968. This is a second printing edition. As you can see it is well-worn from heavy use.

Browsing through this is a great way to absorb the world of baseball. Looking at the seasons, seeing the players move between teams and grow old is glorious. Stats are the skeletal structure to the stories of the game.

See interesting numbers in a season? Well, find out more!

12-10-2020, 01:52 PM	#46
Leo_The_Lip All Star Starter Join Date: Nov 2009 Posts: 1,796	Centennial Edition of Baseball Encyclopedia I've kept my copy of the Centennial Edition of the Baseball Encyclopedia for over 50 years now. It came out in 1969, so stats through 1968. This is a second printing edition. As you can see it is well-worn from heavy use. Browsing through this is a great way to absorb the world of baseball. Looking at the seasons, seeing the players move between teams and grow old is glorious. Stats are the skeletal structure to the stories of the game. See interesting numbers in a season? Well, find out more! Attached Images __________________ "My name will live forever" - Anonymous Last edited by Leo_The_Lip; 12-10-2020 at 01:56 PM.