“I was from Buffalo, I thought I knew cold,” baseball Hall of Famer and WWII veteran Warren Spahn said in "The Love of ...

If you're going to blame one thing and one thing only for the recent spate of pitcher injuries, it would have to be Jim ...

This time it’s a $5 million infrastructure improvement includes the rehabilitation of the Warren Spahn Bridge and streetscape improvements to Abbott Road. Mayor Byron W. Brown, State Senator ...

And they were given co-rookie card status with the 1948 Bowman cards of Stan Musial, Warren Spahn and Ralph Kiner, among others. Advertisement It had been widely accepted but never officially ...

1964: The Mets purchase Warren Spahn from the Milwaukee Braves. Spahn will serve as part of New York’s coaching staff and will put up a 4-12 record before he is released. Spahn will then sign ...

By Warren Spahn (ed. note: Mays was 0-for-12 when he face Spahn for the first time.) "The last time Willie Mays dropped a pop fly he had a rattle in one hand and a bonnet on his head." ...

“I was from Buffalo, I thought I knew cold,” baseball Hall of Famer and WWII veteran Warren Spahn said in "The Love of Baseball." “But I didn’t really know cold until the Battle of the Bulge.

Warren Spahn, one of the greatest lefty pitchers to ever suit up, and third baseman Eddie Mathews, who played for all three iterations of the franchise, in Boston, Milwaukee, and Atlanta.

While by WAR it was just the 11th-best season of his career, Warren Spahn was nearly a unanimous pick to win what would be the only Cy Young of his career, earning 15 of 16 votes in what was then ...

“I was from Buffalo, I thought I knew cold,” baseball Hall of Famer and WWII veteran Warren Spahn said in "The Love of Baseball." “But I didn’t really know cold until the Battle of the Bulge.