Mark Armour's Writings
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Mark Armour's Writings |
New Book
| Rain
Check: Baseball in the Pacific Northwest (Editor), with David
Eskenazi (Photo Editor), June 2006. |
General Editor, chapter on Jim Bouton's classic Ball Four. |
Book and journal articles
| The 1967 Impossible Dream Red Sox, 2007. | Essays on Tony Horton and Dennis Bennett; article on the building of the team. |
| SABR: Deadball Stars of the American League, 2007 | Essays on Bill Carrigan and Duffy Lewis. |
| Maple Street Press Red Sox Annual, 2007. | Joe Cronin. The Story Behind the Number on the Right Field Facade. |
| Rob Neyer's Big Book of Baseball Blunders, 2006. | Essay on the Red Sox selling Pee Wee Reese to the Dodgers. |
| Maple Street Press Red Sox Annual, 2006. | The Year After: The Red Sox in '47, '68, '76, '87, and '05. |
| Baseball Prospectus 2006. | Chapter on Boston Red Sox. |
| '75; The Red Sox Team That Saved Baseball, 2005 | Foreword; article on Luis Tiant. |
| Win it For ..., 2005 | Reminiscences about people who helped shape Red Sox fanhood. |
| SABR: Deadball Stars of the National League, 2004 | Essays on Sam Leever, Deacon Phillippe, Tommy Leach and Owen Wilson. |
| Baseball Prospectus 2004. | Chapter on Boston Red Sox. |
| SABR: Baseball Research Journal 30, 2001 | El Tiante. A biography of Luis Tiant. |
| SABR: Baseball Research Journal 29, 2000 | Keep Your Eye On The Ball.. Franchise movement since 1871. |
Web articles
| Baseball Analysts, 4/27/06 | The Rise and Fall of Artificial Turf. The history and legacy of ersatz grass in baseball. |
| Baseball Analysts, 6/2/05 | The Yankees and the First Free Market. How the Yankees dealt with the first year of free agency.. |
| Self-published, 5/25/04 | Bush v. Brown. George Bush's heisting of a landmark progressive achievement. |
| Baseball Prospectus, 1/16/04 | Trading a Superstar. (Subscribers only) Trades involving stars in their prime. |
| Oregon Stadium Campaign, 1/12/04 | The Brothers Parrott. Early Oregonian ballplayers. |
| Baseball Prospectus, 9/05/03 | They Wuz Robbed. Tales of Head-scratching MVP voting. |
| ESPN.com, 8/16/03 | Young Rotations. (co-written with Joe Sheehan and Keith Woolner) A comparision of the current A's rotation with young pitching staffs of the past. |
| Baseball Prospectus, 8/11/03 | Damned Yankees. (Subscribers only) When the Yankees were prohibited from making trades. |
| Baseball Prospectus, 7/2/03 | Mashing in Beantown. A look at the great offense of the 2003 Red Sox. |
| Baseball Prospectus, 6/11/03 | Littleball. Can the Oakland A's win in October, without an ability to manufacture runs? |
| RobNeyer.com, 5/06/03 | Hoyt Wilhelm, Starting Pitcher. The story of Hoyt Wilhelm, focusing on his years as a starting pitcher, 1958-1961, with the Orioles. |
| Baseball Prospectus, 3/17/03 | The Great Slide Backwards. Teams that have regressed by 20 wins in a season. |
| Baseball Prospectus, 4/02/03 | The Great Leap Forward. Teams that have improved by 20 wins in a season. |
| Baseball Prospectus, 3/17/03 | The Impossible Dream. The building of the 1967 Red Sox. |
| Baseball Prospectus, 2/28/03 | The Downfall of Denny McLain. The story of how McLain's career and life self-destructed. |
| The Diamond Angle, 10/26/00 | Black and Stanley. How Joe Black and Mickey Stanley were each given new roles in time for a World Series. |
| The Diamond Angle, 10/20/00 | Willoughby and Burton. The 1975 World Series was more than just Carlton Fisk. |
SABR's Baseball Biography Project
| Baseball Biography Project | Sam Leever. Excellent hurler on great early 1900s Pirate teams. |
| Baseball Biography Project | Fred Marberry. First great relief pitcher. |
| Baseball Biography Project | Jiggs Parrott. First Oregonian in big leagues, 1893. |
| Baseball Biography Project | Tom Parrott. Second Oregonian in big leagues, 1893. |
| Baseball Biography Project | Joe Palmisano. Long-time minor league catcher, reserve on 1931 Athletics. |
| Baseball Biography Project | Gaylord Perry. Hall of Fame pitcher, famed spit-baller. |
| Baseball Biography Project | Deacon Phillippe. Star Pirate hurler at beginning of 20th century. |
| Baseball Biography Project | Wes Schulmerich. PCL and NL outfielder, 1930s. |
| Baseball Biography Project | Vern Stephens. Star shortstop for Browns and Red Sox in 1940s. |
| Baseball Biography Project | Chuck Stevens. 1940s first baseman, long-time PCL player.. |
| Baseball Biography Project | Luis Tiant. Great pitcher for Indians and Red Sox, 1960s-1970s. |
| Baseball Biography Project | Hoyt Wilhelm. The game's greatest reliever and greatest knuckleballer. |
| Baseball Biography Project | Owen Wilson. Pirate slugger, all-time record holder for triples in a season.. |