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Time trip - baseball history, * Baseball didn't just come out of left field. The game evolved from an old English game called rounders. Like today's baseball, rounders was played with a bat and ball on a field with bases. But to get a player out in rounders, a fielder had to hit the runner with the ball.

Baseball's 11 greatest individual streaks in major league history, IN BASEBALL, STREAKS OF SUCCESS BY HITTERS, PITCHERS AND FIELDERS come and go.

Remarkable: one-season performances: here are some extraordinary accomplishments achieved by batters and pitchers that are among the greatest in baseball history

A History of Baseball with Greg Proops - Audiobook Review

Baseball's reliquary: the oddly possible hybrid of shrine and university - At The Museum - history of baseball and the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum

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National League American League Betting Dynamics - Aside from the designated hitter, baseball is played identically in both leagues.

Time for NFL Opening Kickoff Were Ready for Action - American football season 2005 set off this weekend, once again offering gamblers all over the states an exiting period of betting and winnings, with an opening program presenting some of the largest artist of today.

Ness Notes Feb - While it could hardly be considered SUPER, another Super Bowl is in the books, as the Steelers beat the Seahawks on Sunday, 21-10.

Chase for the Nextel Cup Championship - The final race is here before the Chase for the Nascar Nextel Cup Championship.

Ness Notes Feb - Duke is back on top of the college basketball world with its 108th No.

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With the debut of the Washington Nationals, a professional baseball team is representing Washington, D.C., for the first time since Sept. 30, 1971. more	Washington Post staff writer Barry Svrluga talks baseball in the nation's capital -- every Wednesday. more
Barry Svrluga	Baseball, a Celebration.
Barry Svrluga: Welcome back, Nationals fans. This bunch never ceases to befuddle me. When we last spoke, they were en route to losing five in a row and seven of eight, had a slew of injuries, couldn't score many runs, and a summer as an also-ran seemed to be upon us. more	Baseball As America: Seeing Ourselves Through Our National Game, developed by the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum (National Geographic Society, 2002 more

Warts and all, it's going to be some postseason

There are no perfect teams, which distinguishes this season from last. Last October, everyone had a pretty good idea which team was going to win it all. And the Yankees did, in a World Series sweep of the Padres. Ho hum.