Fan’s photos of almost 150 minor league baseball stadiums, with dimensions and reviews. Parks are listed alphabetically, sortable by state or city.

Designed by San Francisco’s Exploratorium, this interactive site explains the “how” behind hitting, pitching, and protective equipment.

Discover the history of the 1943-1954 women’s professional ball league, which inspired the movie A League of Their Own. Here you will find complete rosters of all teams, records, research resources, and pictures.

Online version of USAToday???s magazine provides up-to-date coverage and commentary for the major leagues.

Extensive baseball history site includes player and team profiles, a ???this day in baseball??? feature, chronology of the game???s development and an explanation of baseball’s rules, past and current.

“Now entirely devoted to the playoffs. We feature batter-by-batter results and scores from every playoff game updated every few minutes, more than 1,000 wire stories, stats and schedules, photos, hourly audio sports reports, chat and bulletin boards. In-depth coverage of the Braves includes articles from the writers who cover them every day.”

Includes essays, photographs, player biographies, links, and other information related to Negro League baseball.

Comprehensive baseball site includes a searchable player encyclopedia, lots of statistics, essays, and a minor league player database.

The Library of Congress presents 2,100 baseball cards from the game’s earliest period. The cards show figures such as Ty Cobb stealing third base and Cy Young posing formally.

A time line which draws on manuscripts, books, photographs, and ephemera from the Library of Congress, the first three sections describe the color line that segregated baseball for many years, the Negro Leagues, and Branch Rickey and Jackie Robinson. The last two sections explore Robinson’s career as a Dodger and his civil rights activities.

Select a month and day and find out what happened in Baseball History on that day. Includes links to bibliographic information.

The negroleaguebaseball.com web site is an educational project intended to provide an online resource for students, teachers, historians and baseball enthusiasts interested in increasing their knowledge of the pre-integration, professional baseball leagues and their role in the shaping of American society and the national game of baseball.