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Stan Musial never led the league in home runs during his 22-year MLB career. Yet, he’s the St. Louis Cardinals’ all-time home run leader, slugging 475 taters during his time with the club. That’s what consistent production will do for you over a long period.

And when I say consistent, I mean it in the truest sense of the word. Musial didn’t have one or two monster seas...

Willie Stargell’s 1979 campaign was full of individual and team accolades, netting him a lot of hardware to showcase on his mantle.

What makes it even wilder is that Stargell had been waiting his entire career for a moment like this. He spent nearly two decades producing at the plate without a single MVP trophy to show for it, and then, at 39 years old, he didn’t just...

One of the most famous baseball cards in the world doesn’t need an introduction anymore than the Mona Lisa does. But this particular copy of the legendary T206 Honus Wagner card comes with a wrinkle that even seasoned collectors may not have seen before.

And it’s almost time to see just how much that mystique is worth.

The Card, the Estimate, and the Auction Deta...

CJ Abrams is enjoying a season that no shortstop in Washington Nationals history has ever had. His 27th home run of the year not only extended what’s been a career-best campaign, but it also broke a franchise record for the position.

It’s a reminder of just how far shortstop offense has come from the days when the job was strictly about playing defense.

It’s a l...

Like many hardcore baseball fans, I’ve spent way more time over the years than I’d like to admit staring at a player’s Baseball-Reference or FanGraphs page. But it’s not like doing this is a complete waste of time, ya know. After all, it’s produced fun observations like this one about David Ortiz.

A first-ballot Hall of Famer and one of baseball’s best clutch postseaso...