July 29: A Date That Has Shaped Baseball History
Across more than a century, July 29 has been marked by no‑hitters, record‑breaking homers, and Hall of Fame inductions that continue to influence the game.
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Across more than a century, July 29 has been marked by no‑hitters, record‑breaking homers, and Hall of Fame inductions that continue to influence the game.

From early 20th‑century strikeouts to modern home‑run records, baseball’s rich history is marked by unforgettable performances and the legends who created them.

The author examines the potential of the 2026 World Cup to elevate soccer in the United States, recalls past disappointments, celebrates Boston’s unexpected hospitality, and concludes that the beautiful game may finally find its foothold.

The delayed induction of Luis Tiant underscores a broken Hall of Fame voting system that risks leaving baseball’s greatest contributors unrecognized.

A retrospective on the All-Star Game’s most memorable feats, including record‑setting performances, extra‑inning thrillers, and milestones that have left an indelible mark on the sport.

Explore the defining moments that have shaped Major League Baseball’s All-Star Game from its early roots to recent triumphs.

Several marquee names will miss the upcoming All-Star Game due to rest decisions, injuries, and overlapping starts, prompting a reshuffled roster and new starters.

The upcoming midsummer classic will feature a historic four‑starter lineup for the Dodgers, while injuries and a right‑biceps issue force several marquee names out of the game.

Michigan State's McLane Baseball Stadium features a distinctive 30‑degree hill in its outfield, a feature that has defined the venue since 1902 and continues to influence play today.

The 2026 All-Star Game balloting highlights the Los Angeles Dodgers' four leading candidates, sparking debate over spending, fan backlash, and the club's growing international footprint.

Four Dodgers — Ohtani, Freeman, Muncy and Pages — top the fan ballot, while team officials argue their success benefits baseball.

The latest election saw five retired stars surpass the 75% threshold, while longtime figures like Tommy Lasorda and Orel Hershiser fell short, prompting their removal from the ballot for at least two years.