Hal Richman's story is the stuff of authentic legend. While attending Bucknell University in 1961, the enterprising, Long Island-bred teen conceived of a cards-and-dice game that allowed sports fans ...

Why do all we sports fans think we can be general managers? Because we’ve done it in fantasy land, the analytical world of sports that’s proven to be more realistic and influential on real GMs than ...

A former major league baseball player named John B. Wockenfuss died last week. Wockenfuss was not the type of player whose death would normally draw much attention. In the 1970s and 80s he was a ...

Outside of a nondescript two-story gray brick building that sits across from the parking lot of the Long Island Rail Road station in Glen Head, a line of nearly 100 people patiently wait. A sign that ...

Oct. 6—WILKES-BARRE — Many kids growing up in the 1960s or 1970s played baseball, and when they weren't on the sandlot or Little League field, chances are they were on a front porch or at a kitchen ...

I thought I was the only one who would spend his after-school hours in the third week in February between the ages of 11 and 17 waiting, hoping for the rumble of the UPS truck to make its way down my ...

"Lou Gehrig’s accomplishments on the field and impact off the field are immense, and we’re pleased to be honoring him as part of baseball’s new Lou Gehrig Day across the sport. We are proud to ...

Life gets in the way, in a good way, for a couple of buddies who bond through simulated baseball. Then life largely stops, in a very bad way. And suddenly, there’s plenty of time for simulated ...

John Brogan was introduced to Strat-O-Matic Baseball by his two older brothers. He was 8 years old, it was the early 1980s, and sports simulation games were all the rage. Brogan immediately became ...