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Baseball began as a schoolyard game, brought to America by the colonists. It evolved rapidly over the second half of the nineteenth century, with innovations and rule changes continuing throughout the twentieth century and into the modern era. But why and how did these changes take place? In Strike Four: The Evolution of Baseball, Richard Hershberger examines the national pastime's development, from the reasoning behind new rules and innovations to the consequences of these changes-both intended and unintended-that often led to a new round of modifications. Topics examined include the dropped…mehr
Baseball began as a schoolyard game, brought to America by the colonists. It evolved rapidly over the second half of the nineteenth century, with innovations and rule changes continuing throughout the twentieth century and into the modern era. But why and how did these changes take place? In Strike Four: The Evolution of Baseball, Richard Hershberger examines the national pastime's development, from the reasoning behind new rules and innovations to the consequences of these changes-both intended and unintended-that often led to a new round of modifications. Topics examined include the dropped third strike, foul territory, nine innings, tagging up, balls and strikes, tie games, equipment, the infield fly rule, and many more. Ultimately, this book provides the reader with a narrative history of how baseball evolved from an informal folk game to the sport played in ballparks around the world today. As such, Strike Four is a wonderful reference for sports fans and historians of all generations.
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Autorenporträt
Richard Hershberger is the author of numerous articles about baseball history, specializing in the nineteenth century and in the development of the rules. He is a member of the Society for American Baseball Research.
Inhaltsangabe
Foreword John Thorn Acknowledgments Introduction: Who Makes the Rules and Why? 1: Premodern Baseball 2: Strikeouts and the Dropped Third Strike 3: Foul Territory and Dead Balls 4: Three-Out Innings 5: Tagging Runners, Nine Men, and Force Plays 6: Balks and Stolen Bases 7: Nine-Inning Games 8: The Diamond 9: The Fly Game 10: Tagging Up 11: Swift Pitching and the Balk 12: Called Strikes and the Base on Balls 13: Implementing Balls and Strikes 14: The Early Strike Zone 15: The Early Umpire 16: The Fielding Revolution 17: The Ball and Bat 18: Overrunning First Base 19: Extra Innings, Tie Games, and Suspended Games 20: Fair-Fouls and the Foul Pole 21: The Batter's Box 22: Curveballs and Overhand Pitching 23: The Modern Pitch Delivery and Balk 24: Hit by Pitch 25: Gloves and Mitts 26: Catchers' Equipment and the Catcher's Box 27: Four Balls and Three Strikes, Foul Tips, and the Modern Strike Zone 28: The Infield Fly Rule 29: The Modern Umpire 30: Player Substitutions 31: The Foul Strike 32: The Spitball 33: The Pitcher's Mound 34: The Designated Hitter 35: Video Replay Review 36: The Future Notes Bibliography Index About the Author
Foreword John Thorn Acknowledgments Introduction: Who Makes the Rules and Why? 1: Premodern Baseball 2: Strikeouts and the Dropped Third Strike 3: Foul Territory and Dead Balls 4: Three-Out Innings 5: Tagging Runners, Nine Men, and Force Plays 6: Balks and Stolen Bases 7: Nine-Inning Games 8: The Diamond 9: The Fly Game 10: Tagging Up 11: Swift Pitching and the Balk 12: Called Strikes and the Base on Balls 13: Implementing Balls and Strikes 14: The Early Strike Zone 15: The Early Umpire 16: The Fielding Revolution 17: The Ball and Bat 18: Overrunning First Base 19: Extra Innings, Tie Games, and Suspended Games 20: Fair-Fouls and the Foul Pole 21: The Batter's Box 22: Curveballs and Overhand Pitching 23: The Modern Pitch Delivery and Balk 24: Hit by Pitch 25: Gloves and Mitts 26: Catchers' Equipment and the Catcher's Box 27: Four Balls and Three Strikes, Foul Tips, and the Modern Strike Zone 28: The Infield Fly Rule 29: The Modern Umpire 30: Player Substitutions 31: The Foul Strike 32: The Spitball 33: The Pitcher's Mound 34: The Designated Hitter 35: Video Replay Review 36: The Future Notes Bibliography Index About the Author
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