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This is the 573rd entry of Baseball’s Best (and Worst). It’s also the last.
I launched this newsletter on Labor Day 2020, near the end of that bizarrely truncated Covid season. I haven’t missed a week since then, usually posting two stories, but sometimes as many as five. Most of those entries were powered by statistics, so it’s only fitting to present my final...
This newsletter has devoted several months to an examination of past greatness. We’ve broken down history’s top 50 ballclubs — collectively known as the Best 50 — as determined by my new book, Baseball’s Best (and Worst) Teams. And now we’ve reached the end...
Dear valued reader of Baseball’s Best (and Worst):
Baseball — no surprise — has always been one of my chief interests. But history, especially political history, is equally important to me.
That’s why I’m adding a political newsletter to my arsenal, specifically a newsletter about the Democratic Party, the nation’s oldest political party. It’s called ...
Successive editions of this newsletter are counting down the 50 greatest ballclubs of all time — a/k/a the Best 50 — as ranked by my new book, Baseball’s Best (and Worst) Teams. Today’s entry focuses on No. 2, the 1998 New York Yankees.
Here’s a quick...
We’re spending the 2025 season looking back at previous seasons, specifically the 50 greatest teams in history, a group that I call the Best 50. Today’s entry, the 1986 New York Mets, is No. 3 on the list, as determined by my new book, Baseball’s Best (and Worst) Teams</...
