In this article, we discuss putouts and how they are credited, the difference between a putout and an assist, defensive positions that receive a lot of putouts, and much more.

In this article, we learn the basics of ERA, how to distinguish an earned run from an unearned run, alternative stats to evaluate pitchers, and much more as it relates to earned run average and pitching.

In this article, we learn about the information often displayed on a baseball scoreboard as well as information displayed on more advanced scoreboards.

In this article, we will look at pine tar and its use in baseball including regulations for it, how to apply it, and some different pine tar products.

MVR is a relatively new term in baseball, but it is an essential point to explore. MVR is the Mound Visits Remaining for a team during a game. MVR is a measure of the number of mound visits a team can make during a game. Major League Baseball has a limit of five mound visits

In this article, we discuss the strike zone and its history in the game, its future, how different leagues implement the strike zone, the effect it has on the game, and some of the unwritten rules surrounding it.

In this article, we look at how outs are recorded and how offensive players can make productive outs.

Have you ever wondered what it takes to play shortstop? This article dives into what a shortstop does, how the position got its name, the type of players who often play shortstop, and some notable Hall of Fame shortstops.

In this article, we learn how to read the R/H/E line in a box score and relive some MLB records that still stand today.

The Triple Crown is one of the rarest feats in all of sports. It is most talked about in the sport of horse racing. When a thoroughbred wins The Kentucky Derby, The Preakness, and The Belmont all in the same year, that horse is considered a Triple Crown winner. Since 1875 there have only been