Baseball

Could today's MLB teams beat the teams of baseball's yesteryear?

Results so far:

No		30%	26 votes	Total: 87 votes
Yes		70%	61 votes	Total: 87 votes

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by Jeffrey Sammerson

Could the baseball teams of today beat the teams of yesteryear? I have to answer with an astounding NO! Now, let me explain why. The teams of yesteryear new "how" to score ru...read more
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by Harvey Stelman

Take away the steroids, and the human growth hormone, and what are you left with? The simple answer is, who knows! The pitchers throw a fastball on the average of over ninety mi...read more

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by James Bowman

I remember reading of a sportswriter compared the Cleveland Indians of his time - possibly the 1991 Indians, who went 57-105 and finished last in a seven-team American League Ea...read more
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by Seth Finkelstein

Today's teams have more resources available to them than the teams of yesteryear. These resources include nutritional supplements that aid in the development of the players athl...read more
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by Ben Burrows

I believe not only would the teams of today beat the teams of yesteryear, I confidently believe they would emphatically crush them. I think the old teams would put on a very en...read more
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by Amanda Fox

The comparison of teams from different eras has raged on for nearly a century and has become almost as big a past time for baseball fans as the game itself. Baseballs relatively...read more
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by Jay Nolan

The most wonderful thing about the game of baseball is that it's changed very little over the last 100 years. The biggest change came in 1920 when the new "live" ball was introd...read more

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