# Rocky Mountain SABR Chapter


## Posts

- [RM SABR Newsletter - January 2026](https://rmsabr.org/newsletters/rm-sabr-newsletter-january-2026/):                
- [Karen Bent](https://rmsabr.org/board-members/karen-bent/): I grew up in a baseball family.  I am a baseball granddaughter, daughter, niece, sibling, wife, and mom.  I was an adult before realizing that not every family’s dinner table conversation included something about baseball. I was born in St Louis and moved to Colorado soon thereafter.  Return visits to St Louis always included getting to go to Cardinals games – Bob Gibson, Tim McCarver, Lou Brock, Orlando Cepeda, Curt Flood, …with Harry Caray announcing. Summer days were spent playing baseball with siblings and neighbors on a narrow dirt road, where first and third base were about 18 feet across…
- [Kerry Gleason](https://rmsabr.org/board-members/kerry-gleason/): Kerry Gleason is the author of five books, four screenplays, a 12-part documentary series and dozens of short stories. His most recent book is THE GIANT & THE TIGER: The Unlikely Friendship of John McGraw and Hughie Jennings, which was thoroughly researched using online SABR tools and the Bartlett A. Giamattii Research Center at the National Baseball Hall of Fame. Before moving to Denver in 2010, Kerry built a successful career in strategic public relations, initiating and supervising campaigns for more than 100 major corporations and private businesses in New York City, Cleveland, Toronto and his birthplace, Rochester, N.Y.  He…
- [Mike Roberts](https://rmsabr.org/board-members/mike-roberts/): A lifelong baseball fan, from the age of six I grew up in Casper, Wyoming. My dad is the primary influence for my sports passion. A St. Louis Cardinal fan, dad would dial in KMOX radio and listen to Cardinal games with Harry Caray and Jack Buck calling the action. Some nights the broadcast would be crackling and fading in and out, and other nights crystal clear. It didn’t matter to us – we caught what we could in those days before 24 hour televised sports programming. My first in-person major league game was in 1963 at the old Busch…
- [Peter Myers](https://rmsabr.org/board-members/peter-myers/): I was destined to be a baseball fan.  My parents cheered on the Brooklyn Dodgers. They courted at Ebbets Field, and were married in 1957, the same year that their beloved “Bums” played their last season on the east coast.  My family did not move to Los Angeles, nor did they cross over and root for “The Dark Side” (the Yankees) but instead they waited five long years to cheer on the Amazin Mets. We- my parents, my sister, my grandpa, and I- spent many a summer’s day watching the Mets play at Shea.  I loved going to the ballpark and…
- [RM SABR January In-Person Monthly Luncheon](https://rmsabr.org/events/rm-sabr-january-in-person-monthly-luncheon/):   On Wednesday January 21st, we will have an in-person Rocky Mountain SABR gathering at Stoney’s Bar & Grill.   The luncheon will begin at noon and will go to about 1:30 PM. Stoney’s is located at  1111 Lincoln St, Denver, CO 80203. There is plenty of on street metered parking.   MAP This is a great opportunity to discuss baseball with fellow baseball fans. Hope to see you there! Thank you,   RMSABR Board of Directors  
- [Friends of Baseball Breakfast](https://rmsabr.org/events/friends-of-baseball-breakfast/): Since 1988, the Friends of Baseball have proudly hosted the Breakfast of Champions, an iconic annual event that brings together baseball legends. Over the years, this prestigious gathering has featured renowned figures such as Nolan Ryan, Tommy Lasorda, Tim Raines, and Darryl Strawberry, making it a must-attend event for baseball enthusiasts. In addition to the chance to hear from these legends, the Breakfast of Champions includes an exquisite auction, offering high-end, exclusive items that appeal to serious collectors and supporters alike. The proceeds from this event help to support youth baseball in Northern CO, including funding local recreation programs, providing…
- [2026 Rockies Fest](https://rmsabr.org/events/2026-rockies-fest/): While the Rockies opening day isn’t for another three months, you can get into the baseball spirit with the Rockies Fest. On Jan. 24,  Rockies Fest will let fans experience meeting coaches and players, attend Q&A sessions, as well as attend behind-the-scene experiences.   Rockies Fest is the perfect experience for the ultimate Rockies fan. Highlights of the day include: Player/coach autographs Q&A sessions with players, coaches and personnel “Rockies Family Feud” Rockies garage sale featuring unique items and memorabilia Self-guided tour with access to the home and visiting clubhouses, press club, and broadcast booths Kids activities, including Dinger autographs, kids Q&A sessions, hitting…
- [SABR Day 2026](https://rmsabr.org/events/sabr-day-2026/): Join us for our annual SABR Day Gathering which will be held on Saturday February 7th at Stoney’s located at 1111 Lincoln Street, Denver, CO. The itinerary includes a panel discussion with former Rockies Clint Barmes and Denny Stark followed by the presentation of this year’s Herb Shankman award, our annual trivia contest which is open to all attendees, and our traditional game of catch. The festivities will start at 11am and run until approximately 2 pm. Food and beverages will be available for purchase, Non-members and guests are invited to attend.
- [RM SABR End-of-Year Gathering](https://rmsabr.org/events/2025_yearend_gathering/): We’d like to invite you and your spouses to join us on Tuesday December 9th @ Stoney’s Bar & Grill, 1111 Lincoln Avenue in Denver for our annual end-of-year SABR celebration. This will replace our traditional monthly luncheon, as we have the past few years, with a festive, informal holiday gathering. The festivities will begin at 6:30 pm and will feature a complimentary dessert buffet and door prizes. This will be a great opportunity to celebrate the accomplishments of our chapter for 2025 and for all of us fans to celebrate our love for the game. We encourage you to…
- [The One Question For The Rockies](https://rmsabr.org/blog/the-one-question-for-the-rockies/): I think there’s ONE primary question that should drive the Rockies baseball ops department moving forward: What plays BOTH at a Mile High and at sea level? I think there a few things the organization can build around from the bottom up, moving forward with the Paul Depodesta regime: 1) For pitching, I think the Rockies identity should be the change-up pitch (ideally a straight change-up, which is not dependent on the ball breaking). A straight change will be impacted very little by altitude, here or at sea level. Thus, it’s a winning pitch at home and on the road.…
- [Baseball Card Group Meeting](https://rmsabr.org/events/baseball-card-group-meeting-nov-2025/): Rocky Mountain Society for American Baseball Research Baseball Card Group Meeting – Saturday November 22, 2025 10:30a – 12:30p Atlas Coffee –  6504 S Broadway, Littleton, CO 80121 Intro National Sports Collectors Convention Recap and Purchases Graded Runs Trivia Non-Topps/Bowman Sets (Bring Examples!) Collector Highlight – Chip Atkinson Open Discussion
- [RM SABR November In-Person Monthly Luncheon](https://rmsabr.org/events/rm-sabr-october-in-person-monthly-luncheon/):   On Wednesday November 19th, we will have an in-person Rocky Mountain SABR gathering at Stoney’s Bar & Grill.   The luncheon will begin at noon and will go to about 1:30 PM. Stoney’s is located at  1111 Lincoln St, Denver, CO 80203. There is plenty of on street metered parking.   MAP This is a great opportunity to discuss baseball with fellow baseball fans. Hope to see you there! Thank you,   RMSABR Board of Directors  
- [RM SABR Newsletter - October 2025](https://rmsabr.org/newsletters/oct-2025-rmsabr-newsletter/):            
- [RM SABR Newsletter - September 2025](https://rmsabr.org/newsletters/rm-sabr-newsletter-september-2025/):        
- [Free Tour of Coors Field](https://rmsabr.org/events/free-tour-of-coors-field/): On Sunday September 14th @ 10am, chapter member and Coors Field Tour Guide, Brian Werner, will be giving a free tour of Coors Field to all interested members of our chapter.   For those of you who haven’t taken this tour before, it’s a great experience and an opportunity to see parts of the stadium few people get the chance to.   This tour is free to all members of the RM SABR Chapter and their GUESTS.   If interested, please email your RSVP to  info@rmsabr.org
- [Save the date! SABR 54 will be in Cleveland in 2026](https://rmsabr.org/events/save-the-date-sabr-54-will-be-in-cleveland-in-2026/): Save the date! SABR will be heading to Cleveland, Ohio for our 54th annual convention on July 29-August 2, 2026, at the Hilton Cleveland Downtown hotel. Registration information for SABR 54 and our special hotel room block will be available at SABR.org/convention in early 2026. The Hilton Cleveland Downtown hotel includes a top-floor bar above Cleveland’s skyline with views of Lake Erie and it is conveniently located near many restaurants and attractions on East 4th Street. The hotel is also a short walk from Progressive Field, where the Cleveland Guardians will host a weekend series against the Arizona Diamondbacks. The SABR 54 convention logo…
- [The Harlow Moment](https://rmsabr.org/goats-blog/the-harlow-moment/): Larry Harlow may not have been a star player for the California Angels, but on October 5, 1979, he was responsible for what was arguably the greatest moment in Angels franchise history up until that point. Harlow, born in Colorado Springs, started that season with the Baltimore Orioles where he was teammates with another Colorado-born big leaguer, pitcher Tippy Martinez. In June, the Orioles traded Harlow to the Angels in exchange for a minor-leaguer and cash. As an Angel that year, he played all three outfield positions, hitting .232 and scoring 22 runs over 189 plate appearances in 62 games.…
- [Smoky Joe Wood Presentation - Ouray July 2025](https://rmsabr.org/videos/smoky-joe-wood-presentation-ouray-july-2025/)
- [RM SABR Newsletter - July 2025](https://rmsabr.org/uncategorized/rm-sabr-newsletter-july-2025/):    
- [The Case of The Combined No-Hitter](https://rmsabr.org/blog/the-case-of-the-combined-no-hitter/): In my opinion, there is no other event that can take place in a baseball game that matches the level of anticipation, drama and exhilaration the way that a no-hitter does. A triple play occurs suddenly and al-most always unexpectedly. A cycle or a 4 HR game only merits focus when it’s that batter’s turn at the plate. But an in progress no-hitter gets the viewers’ attention every half inning with the level of suspense building each frame that the pitcher walks out to the mound. The drama and excitement grows each inning, then each out, and eventually each pitch.…
- [For Denver native and broadcaster Justin Adams, preserving Colorado’s Black baseball league legacy is personal](https://rmsabr.org/goats-blog/for-denver-native-and-broadcaster-justin-adams-preserving-colorados-black-baseball-league-legacy-is-personal/): For Denver native and broadcaster Justin Adams, preserving Colorado’s Black baseball league legacy is personal By Christen Aldridge for Denverite Justin Adams often cries about a man he has never met. That man is Theodore “Bubbles” Anderson, a former Black baseball player who died in 1943. Adams, a local sports journalist, has been researching Anderson’s life — and learning his remarkable story — for a decade. “Talking about Bubbles Anderson always makes me cry,” Adams said. Most powerful, perhaps, was the day last year that Adams finally visited the baseballer’s grave in Fairmount Cemetery. “I was on a break during…
- [Virtual Meeting - Show off your Memorabilia](https://rmsabr.org/videos/virtual-meeting-july-7-2025-show-off-your-memorabilia/)
- [SABR 53 Dallas - 2025 National Convention](https://rmsabr.org/events/sabr-53-dallas-2025-national-convention/): Join us in Texas this summer for SABR’s 53rd annual convention on June 25-29, 2025, at the Westin DFW Airport hotel! Conference and hotel registration for SABR 53 is now available below. Click here for complete details on SABR 53 registration and optional sessions. The annual SABR convention, which is open to all baseball fans, includes top featured speakers from around the baseball world — front office executives, players, managers, scouts, journalists, historians, and analysts — innovative panel discussions, groundbreaking research presentations, ballgames, the SABR Trivia Contest, and most of all, the opportunity to make and renew baseball friendships over the course of this…
- [Virtual Zoom Meeting - Show off your Memorabilia TIME CHANGE](https://rmsabr.org/events/virtual-zoom-meeting-show-off-your-memorabilia/): On Monday July 7th, – AT 7 PM Mountain Time – our chapter will be hosting a virtual meeting featuring chapter member Peter Myers discussing his recent experience with Antiques Roadshow where he presented a unique and valuable baseball artifact. All members are encouraged to participate in the meeting and share with us any rare or unique items that they may have in their collection – especially ones that have an interesting story to go along with them. Below are the details of the call. https://zoom.us/j/98899976787?pwd=F7Mo6U8PiIORjNgeKgY2PM7yH0C9nm.1 We hope to see you there.
- [RM SABR July In-Person Monthly Luncheon](https://rmsabr.org/events/mar2025-luncheon/):   On Wednesday July 16th, we will have an in-person Rocky Mountain SABR gathering at Stoney’s Bar & Grill.   The luncheon will begin at noon and will go to about 1:30 PM. Stoney’s is located at  1111 Lincoln St, Denver, CO 80203. There is plenty of on street metered parking.   MAP This is a great opportunity to discuss baseball with fellow baseball fans. Hope to see you there! Thank you,   RMSABR Board of Directors  
- [Attending the Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony: A Baseball Fan’s Dream Come True](https://rmsabr.org/blog/cooperstown/): We needed to find a couple folding lawn chairs. My brother-in-law, Jeff, and I were in Cooperstown, New York for the 2024 Baseball Hall of Fame induction ceremony, featuring the Colorado Rockies’ Todd Helton.  It was our first trip to Cooperstown.  We were both excited about checking off a major item on our Bucket Lists. On Saturday, July 20th, the day before the induction ceremony, Jeff and I decided to check out the site where the ceremony would be held.  What we found was a huge expanse of green grass covered to a large degree by folding lawn chairs.  We…
- [Baseball At The Kitchen Table](https://rmsabr.org/blog/baseball-at-the-kitchen-table/): Baseball Board Games – How America’s pastime made it’s way into board games For as far back as the origin of professional baseball in America, the game has had a fascinating counterpart in the form of games designed for play on tabletops. Dating all the way back to the first known production of a tabletop simulation baseball game (1869), readers of this article can probably hear one hundred and fifty years of cynics muttering “those who can, do. Those who can’t play tabletop”! However true that utterance may be (I may have made it up), the success of literally hundreds…
- [RM SABR Newsletter Apr 2025](https://rmsabr.org/newsletters/rm-sabr-newsletter-apr-2025/)
- [Masanori Murakami : A Journey from Japan](https://rmsabr.org/blog/masanori-murakami-a-journey-from-japan/): As most baseball fans taking the time to read this article are probably aware, the 2025 Major League Baseball season began March 18th with a quick two game series between the Los Angeles Dodgers and Chicago Cubs in Tokyo, Japan. Despite the fanfare and excitement that most were experiencing prior to the 2025 Tokyo Series, I found myself less interested in these games featuring current Japanese superstars on American teams and wondering more about the players from the past whose contributions helped pave the way for high profile international games like these to exist. The first Japanese player I remember…
- [How Do Catchers Age? - Investigating the Lifestyle of a Backstop](https://rmsabr.org/blog/how-do-catchers-age-investigating-the-lifestyle-of-a-backstop/): During my little league catching days, I earned playing time through my blocking acumen. It wasn’t so much skill as it was effort– I collapsed on balls in the dirt with extreme enthusiasm, because it was one of the few areas I could contribute to the team. We had backstops with better arms and bats, and I had to find a way to compete. Most league catchers averaged ten passed balls per game, and I averaged seven, so I got the start. My bat and arm never caught up to my blocking, and my baseball career ended accordingly. My fascination with…
- [Virtual with Will Bardenwerper](https://rmsabr.org/videos/virtual-with-will-bardenwerper/)
- [SABR 500 Club - Membership Referral Drive](https://rmsabr.org/events/sabr-500-club-membership-referral-drive/): Do you have friends or family members who would love SABR? Now is the time to encourage them to join as we kick off the SABR 500 Club membership drive! The SABR 500 Club is a referral-based membership drive with the goal of welcoming 500 new SABR members between March 1 and April 30, 2025. New members who sign up for an annual or multi-year membership during the referral period will receive a custom baseball card set featuring SABR-Rucker Archive images of members of the 500 home run club. Current members who refer three or more new members during the…
- [RM SABR Newsletter Feb-Mar 2025](https://rmsabr.org/newsletters/feb-mar-2025-newsletter/)
- [Denny McLain Interview](https://rmsabr.org/videos/denny-mclain-interview/)
- [Zoom meeting with Denny McClain](https://rmsabr.org/events/zoom-meeting-with-denny-mcclain/): Join us on January 22nd @7pm MST as we host a one hour Zoom meeting with Denny McClain – a 2-time Cy Young Award winner, ace of the World Champion 1968 Tigers and the last pitcher to win 30 or more games in a season (something that will never happen again). Denny will be discussing his career and new book with time reserved for general Q&A. Registration Link – https://rmsabr.org/denny-mcclain-registration/
- [Dazzling Debut - Jay Gainer](https://rmsabr.org/blog/dazzling-debut-jay-gainer/): Excerpt from the 2024 SABR Publication Dazzling Debuts   In their inaugural season of 1993, few will dispute that the biggest bat in the Colorado Rockies lineup belonged to Andres “Big Cat” Galarraga. Aided by the rarefied air in Denver, Galarraga won the NL batting title that year with a .370 average, had an OPS of 1.005, and drove in 98 runs in 120 games. On May 14 Galarraga was dealing with a torn hamstring that landed him on the disabled list. His roster spot was filled by Jay Gainer, a 26-year-old left-hand-hitting first baseman. At the time of his…
- [RM SABR Newsletter Dec 2024-Jan 2025](https://rmsabr.org/newsletters/rm-sabr-newsletter-dec-2024-jan-2025/)
- [RM SABR November In-Person Luncheon](https://rmsabr.org/events/november-in-person-luncheon-2/):   On Wednesday January 15th, we will have an in-person Rocky Mountain SABR gathering at Stoney’s Bar & Grill.   The luncheon will begin at noon and will go to about 1:30 PM. Stoney’s is located at  1111 Lincoln St, Denver, CO 80203. There is plenty of on street metered parking.   MAP This is a great opportunity to discuss baseball with fellow baseball fans. Hope to see you there! Thank you,   RMSABR Board of Directors  
- [Annual Friends of Baseball Breakfast - Greeley](https://rmsabr.org/events/annual-friends-of-baseball-breakfast-greeley/): Since 1988, the Friends of Baseball have proudly hosted the Breakfast of Champions, an iconic annual event that brings together baseball legends and passionate supporters of youth baseball. Over the years, this prestigious gathering has featured renowned figures such as Nolan Ryan, Tommy Lasorda, Tim Raines, and Darryl Strawberry, making it a must-attend event for baseball enthusiasts. In addition to the chance to hear from these legends, the Breakfast of Champions includes an exquisite auction, offering high-end, exclusive items that appeal to serious collectors and supporters alike. The proceeds from this event help to support youth baseball in our community,…
- [RockiesFest at Coors Field](https://rmsabr.org/events/rockiesfest-at-coors-field/): Rockies Fest will feature player/coach autograph sessions, Q&A sessions, behind-the-scenes fan experiences, Kids activities, Rockies Family Feud, Garage Sale and many more exciting events and activities. All proceeds will benefit the Colorado Rockies Foundation.    – January 25th Admission & Autograph Tickets – $15.00 (Age 3+)  –  Public On-Sale begins January 7 https://www.mlb.com/rockies/fans/rockies-fest  
- [SABR Day 2025](https://rmsabr.org/events/sabr-day-2025/): Mark your calendars for our annual SABR Day Gathering which will be held on Saturday February 8th at the Stanley Marketplace Beer Hall in Aurora. The itinerary includes a panel of local journalist guest speakers including former Rockie Mark Knudson, our annual trivia contest which is open to all attendees, and our traditional game of catch on the lawn. Festivities will start at 9:30 and run until 12:30. Complimentary light fare and beverages will be provided as well as a full menu for purchase. We hope to see you all there.  
- [Career Pitching Wins Above Replacement (WAR)](https://rmsabr.org/blog/career-pitching-wins-above-replacement-war/): Whether you like the much maligned WAR stats or do not care for WAR, it is here to stay. The standard definition of WAR raises more questions than it answers, but here it is for your perusal.  “WAR measures a player’s value in all the facets of the game by deciphering how many more wins he is worth than a replacement-level player of the same position. (e.g. a minor league replacement or a readily available fill-in free agent.)”   What?  To me, it simply means, “Based upon a pitcher’s annual statistics, (wins/losses, ERA, innings pitched, etc.), how many more games would this pitcher…
- [Beyond Topps: Exploring the Latin American Vintage Baseball Card Market](https://rmsabr.org/blog/beyond-topps-exploring-the-latin-american-vintage-baseball-card-market/): While major companies like Topps and Bowman continue to dominate the vintage baseball card market, a unique and growing niche is catching the eye of collectors: Latin American baseball cards. Primarily manufactured and distributed in Venezuela, Cuba, and Puerto Rico, these obscure and often rare sets provide an alternative way to collect cards of MLB, Negro League and Latin American stars. To get you started in this interesting area, I will highlight some of the sets I have started collecting: Venezuelan Topps, Puerto Rican League Stickers, Propaganda Montiel, and Caramelo Deportivo.  1945-46 Caramelo Deportivo 1945-46 Caramelo Deportivo–or Sports Caramel–was a…
- [Baseball Card Group Meeting](https://rmsabr.org/events/baseball-card-group-meeting-2-2/): The Rocky Mountain chapter of SABR’s Baseball Card Group will meet on Saturday, November 16 at 10 am at All’s C’s Collectibles in Aurora (1250 S. Abilene St., Aurora – near the intersection of I-225 and Mississippi) Map It will be an opportunity to catch up and talk baseball and cards before we head into the holiday season. An agenda will posted and emailed shortly. Please let me know if you have something to add. Please email or call Brian Werner with any questions  (970-481-2927)   brianwerner281@gmail.com      
- [RM SABR November In-Person Luncheon](https://rmsabr.org/events/november-in-person-luncheon/):   On Wednesday November 20th, we will have an in-person Rocky Mountain SABR gathering at Stoney’s Bar & Grill.   The luncheon will begin at noon and will go to about 1:30 PM. Stoney’s is located at  1111 Lincoln St, Denver, CO 80203. There is plenty of on street metered parking.   MAP This is a great opportunity to discuss baseball with fellow baseball fans. Hope to see you there! Thank you,   RMSABR Board of Directors  
- [RMSABR Newsletter - Oct/Nov 2024](https://rmsabr.org/newsletters/rmsabr-newsletter-oct-nov-2024/)
- [My Personal Reflections on Charlie Blackmon’s Career](https://rmsabr.org/uncategorized/my-personal-reflections-on-charlie-blackmons-career/): As Charlie Blackmon’s stellar 14-year career with the Colorado Rockies concluded last month with a week-long celebration to recognize the star he had become, I feel honored to call him a friend and privileged to have had him live with my family early in his career. Charlie became a fan favorite in Colorado after spending his entire career with the Rockies. He endeared himself to fans with his Chuck Nazty persona, the long, shaggy, recognizable beard and his iconic ‘Your Love’ walkup song (intro lyrics “Josie’s on a vacation far away” – First child is named Josie). He always provided…
- [SABR and Community Research Resources](https://rmsabr.org/uncategorized/sabr-research-resources/)
- [RM SABR Oct 2024 Virtual Meeting](https://rmsabr.org/videos/rm-sabr-oct-2024-virtual-meeting/)
- [RM SABR October In-Person Luncheon](https://rmsabr.org/events/october-in-person-luncheon/):   On Wednesday October 16th, we will have an in-person Rocky Mountain SABR gathering at Stoney’s Bar & Grill.   The luncheon will begin at noon and will go to about 1:30 PM. Stoney’s is located at  1111 Lincoln St, Denver, CO 80203. There is plenty of on street metered parking.   MAP This is a great opportunity to discuss baseball with fellow baseball fans. Hope to see you there! Thank you,   RMSABR Board of Directors  
- [RMSABR Newsletter - Sept 2024](https://rmsabr.org/newsletters/rmsabr-newsletter-sept-2024/)
- [My Experience at the SABR 52 National Convention](https://rmsabr.org/blog/my-experience-at-the-sabr-52-national-convention/): For me, there is a unique feeling I find in the transition that takes place upon returning home from any trip. Taking time to reflect on what met my expectations, what new things I learned, the people I met and stories they told that will stay with me the longest and, perhaps more than anything else, what unplanned or unscripted things took place, is an important part of the experience. Coming back from the SABR 52 convention in Minneapolis was no different. Settling in back home, my thoughts turned to how, less than a week prior, I was settling into…
- [RMSABR Newsletter - Aug 2024](https://rmsabr.org/newsletters/rmsabr-newsletter-aug-2024/)
- [Baseball Card Group Meeting](https://rmsabr.org/events/baseball-card-group-meeting-2/): The group will meet again on Saturday, August 17 at 11 AM at Stoney’s Bar & Grill in Denver Stoney’s is located at  1111 Lincoln St, Denver, CO 80203. There is plenty of on street metered parking. Map We plan to have a recap of the SABR baseball card committee meeting at the National Convention a few weeks ago. We hope to have at least a couple people who attended the meeting available to talk about their experience. Here is a link (thanks to John Salvino) to an article describing the baseball card meeting including a link to an interview with…
- [Top Trade Candidates the Colorado Rockies Will Shop at the Deadline](https://rmsabr.org/blog/top-trade-candidates-the-colorado-rockies-will-shop-at-the-deadline/): After failing to come to an agreement with any of the other 29 clubs in Major League Baseball in 2022, the Colorado Rockies changed tact to make four deals at the 2023 trade deadline to improve the future of their franchise. Two of the players they received — RHP Victor Vodnik and RHP Tanner Gordon — have already debuted to aid the Rockies this season, while three others rank among the team’s top 30 prospects. Considering these positive results, one might be led to believe GM Bill Schmidt will be active once again. However, with no track record of this…
- [A Q&A With Jim Bouton, Author of “Ball Four”](https://rmsabr.org/blog/jim-bouton/): Jim Bouton was a star pitcher for the New York Yankees.  He won 21 games for the Yankees in 1963 and 18 in 1964.  He won two more games in 1964 in the World Series against St. Louis.  An arm injury in 1965 stole his outstanding fastball and his career began to decline.  By the late 1960’s, he was relying on a knuckleball to survive. It was in 1969 that Bouton decided to start keeping notes for a diary-style book which became Ball Four, one of the most famous sports books of all time.  Bouton’s book caused a huge uproar…
- [RMSABR Newsletter - July 2024](https://rmsabr.org/newsletters/rmsabr-newsletter-nov-dec-2023-2-2-2-2-2-2/)
- [Farewell, Say Hey Kid!](https://rmsabr.org/blog/farewell-say-hey-kid/): Growing up in NJ in the early 1970s, my first meaningful memory of Willie Mays was when he was acquired by my favorite team, the NY Mets in May of 1972 for pitching prospect Charlie Williams and 50,000 in cash. Even though I hadn’t gotten a chance to see Mays play in his prime, I knew from talking to some of the older folks what a special player and exceptional talent he was. I knew that age had caught up with him and that he was no longer that otherworldly player, but it was still a thrill to have him…
- [RMSABR Newsletter - May 2024](https://rmsabr.org/newsletters/rmsabr-newsletter-nov-dec-2023-2-2-2-2-2/)
- [RMSABR Newsletter - Apr 2024](https://rmsabr.org/newsletters/rmsabr-newsletter-nov-dec-2023-2-2-2-2/)
- [RMSABR Newsletter - Mar 2024](https://rmsabr.org/newsletters/rmsabr-newsletter-nov-dec-2023-2-2-2/)
- [RMSABR Newsletter - Feb 2024](https://rmsabr.org/newsletters/rmsabr-newsletter-nov-dec-2023-2-2/)
- [RMSABR Newsletter - Jan 2024](https://rmsabr.org/newsletters/rmsabr-newsletter-nov-dec-2023-2/)
- [RM SABR Get-Together. Boulder Collegians Game](https://rmsabr.org/events/rm-sabr-get-together-boulder-collegians-game/): Join us on Saturday July,13 at Scott Carpenter Field in Boulder,CO for a chapter get-together to watch the Boulder Collegians take on the Elite Baseball club in a doubleheader. First pitch is scheduled for 4:00pm but we encourage you to arrive at least 30 minutes before to locate the field, park, get settled at the seating area and connect with other members. Scott Carpenter Field is located off the southeast corner of Arapahoe Avenue and 29th Street. Map Parking is free. There is a small lot available next to the field, and street parking in the immediate neighborhood. Admission is…
- [The History of the Colorado Rockies and the Baseball Hall of Fame Voting](https://rmsabr.org/videos/the-history-of-the-colorado-rockies-and-the-baseball-hall-of-fame-voting/)
- [RM SABR July In-Person Luncheon](https://rmsabr.org/events/july-in-person-luncheon/): On Wednesday, July 17th, we will have an in-person Rocky Mountain SABR gathering at Stoney’s Bar & Grill. The luncheon will begin at noon and will go to about 1:30 PM. Stoney’s is located at  1111 Lincoln St, Denver, CO 80203. There is plenty of on street metered parking. Map This is a great opportunity to discuss baseball with fellow baseball fans. Hope to see you there!
- [Examining the Increasing Correlation of Home Run Rate and Strikeout Rate](https://rmsabr.org/blog/examining-the-increasing-correlation-of-home-run-rate-and-strikeout-rate/): Examining the Increasing Correlation of Home Run Rate and Strikeout Rate For the first time in baseball history, Home Run Rate and Strikeout Rate had a positive correlation in 2022. 1 That’s probably not a surprise to anyone who keeps up with Major League Baseball. But, it’s worth examining where we are, how we got here and where we might go.  The league had a 15.8% SO Rate in 1968. After that season the mound was lowered and the size of the strike zone was decreased. These changes led to Major League hitters striking out at a 15.2% rate in…
- [SABR March Luncheon](https://rmsabr.org/events/sabr-march-luncheon/): On Wednesday, March 20th, we will have an in-person Rocky Mountain SABR gathering at Chopper’s Sports Grill. The luncheon will begin at noon and will go to about 1:30 PM. Chopper’s is located at 80 S. Madison St., which is close to S Alameda and Colorado Blvd. There is plenty of free parking, both on the street in front of the restaurant as well as a parking lot behind the building.  This is a great opportunity to discuss baseball with fellow baseball fans.  Hope to see you there!  ​
- [Herb Shankman Celebration of Life](https://rmsabr.org/events/herb-shankman-celebration-of-life/): Please join us on March 24,2024, 1:00pm at Coors Field in celebrating the life of one of our most senior members (2009) and good friend, Herb Shankman who passed away in December. Please bring a story or a memory to share with everyone. In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to St. Jude’s Research Hospital in memory of Herb. https://fundraising.stjude.org/site/TR/Memorials/ Memorials?px=8287070&pg=personal&fr_id=154020 Parking instructions for the event can be found HERE
- [Black History Month salute to three of Colorado’s Western League stars](https://rmsabr.org/blog/black-history-month-salute-to-three-of-colorados-western-league-stars/): From 1950 to 1954, the eight-team Single-A Western League featured three teams along the Front Range: Bears Stadium for the Denver Bears, Memorial Park for the Colorado Springs Sky Sox, and Runyon Field for the Pueblo Dodgers. During this five-year stretch, the Bears were affiliated with the Boston Braves (1950-1951) and Pittsburgh Pirates (1952-1954), while the Sky Sox were with the Chicago White Sox, and of course the Pueblo Dodgers were with the Brooklyn Dodgers. But the 1953 season was the only season where all three Front Range teams finished 1-2-3 in the league regular season standings (Colorado Springs 95-69,…
- [Why The Dodgers "Super Team" is Good for Baseball](https://rmsabr.org/blog/why-the-dodgers-super-team-is-good-for-baseball/):  After the Los Angeles Dodgers landed Shohei Ohtani, Yoshinobu Yamamoto, Tyler Glasnow and Teoscar Hernandez this past offseason to go with superstars Mookie Betts and Freddie Freeman, several of my baseball friends and relatives shared the following comments with me: “The Dodgers are terrible for baseball.” “What the Dodgers did kills competition.” “Why not just give L.A. the World Series trophy now?” “I’m done with baseball until they get a real salary cap.” Now, while I can certainly understand the frustration of non-Dodgers fans, I actually think the Dodgers offseason moves are good for baseball, not bad.  Here are six…
- [John Salvino](https://rmsabr.org/board-members/john-salvino/): John Salvino is a lifelong baseball fan who enjoys the connections that are made because of the game as much as the game itself. He finds beauty in the game because of how it allows people to connect with it, and with each other, in so many different ways. His earliest memories include pilling into the family station wagon and taking road trips from southern California to watch his uncle’s college games in, what seemed to be, very far away locations. The love of the game, as well as the love of the road, have never left him as he…
- [Joe Adona](https://rmsabr.org/board-members/joe-adona/): I was born and raised in NJ and have lived there all my life until a few months back when I retired and moved to the wonderful state of Colorado. I’ve loved baseball for as long as I can remember, but my first real vivid memories of it are of the 1969 Miracle Mets. The first game I ever attended was in August of ’69 at Shea Stadium. The Mets beat the Braves 6-5 on a Jerry Grote walk-off HR in the 11th inning. The euphoria and excitement of their playoff run that year and their improbable victory in the World…
- [Rockies Fest 2024](https://rmsabr.org/events/rockies-fest-2024/): It’s the return of the first Rockies Fest since 2020! The event at Coors Field is advertised as having player/coach autograph sessions, Q&A sessions, behind-the-scenes fan experiences, a garage sale, kids activities, Rockies Family Feud, and many more exciting events and activities. With 29 players from the 40-man roster on hand (including fan favorites Charlie Blackmon, Kris Bryant and Kyle Freeland) it’ll be a nice re-introduction to the Denver nine.   Season Ticket & Mini-Plan Passport Holders (all ages) – $5.00 Access for Plan Holders is from 8:30 am – 4:00 pm General Public – $15.00 for adults / $5.00…
- [2024 SABR Day - Stanley Beer Hall](https://rmsabr.org/events/2024-sabr-day-stanley-beer-hall/): Join us on Saturday February 3rd for our annual SABR Day Festivities starting at 9:30am at the Stanley Beer Hall in Aurora.   The day will begin with an open panel discussion featuring prominent Rockie media personalities followed by a trivia contest (all are welcome to participate). Finally, will be our traditional game of catch on the lawn.   The Stanley Beer Hall is on the first floor of the Stanley Marketplace located at 2501 Dallas St #100, Aurora, CO 80010 Map We hope to see you there.
- [Todd Helton HALL of FAME Voting Watch Party - Jan 23rd](https://rmsabr.org/events/events-todd-helton-hall-of-fame-voting-watch-party-jan-23rd/): Join us at the Cherry Cricket (Ballpark location) from 3:30pm on Tuesday January 23rd as we gather to watch the televised live announcement of the 2024 Baseball Hall of Fame inductees. Rockie legend Todd Helton narrowly missed being voted in last year, but we are very hopeful this is the year he joins his former teammate Larry Walker in getting a plaque in Cooperstown. The Cherry Cricket is located at 2220 Blake St, Denver, CO 80205 (right across from Coors Field). Map   We hope to see you there.
- [Friends of Baseball - Breakfast of Champions 2024 - Greeley](https://rmsabr.org/events/friends-of-baseball-breakfast-of-champions-2024-greeley/):   The annual Friends of Baseball Breakfast of Champions is scheduled for 8 am. Jan 27 at the Island Grove Event Center, 421 N. 15th Ave. Greeley, CO And, again, the event will have a marquee name as its featured speaker. Eight-time Major League Baseball all-star Darryl Strawberry is slated to be the event’s speaker. Strawberry is a four-time World Series Champion, he was the 1983 National League Rookie of the Year, a two-time winner of the Silver Slugger Award, and he was the National League’s home run leader in 1988. He is a member of the New York Mets…
- [Harmon Killebrew:  The “Killer” Was All Class](https://rmsabr.org/blog/harmon-killebrew-the-killer-was-all-class/): Your heroes often change as you get older because the things that are most important to you tend to change as you go through life. As a sports-loving kid, I was drawn to athletes and teams that exuded glitz, swagger, and showmanship.  Cool-sounding names and fancy uniforms with colors I liked were a nice bonus.  How my sports idols played the game, how they treated other people, what they stood for, etc., didn’t hold much value for me. Yes, I was a pretty shallow 12-year-old.  It was style over substance for me.  Today, as a weathered adult, it’s just the opposite.  I value substance much…
- [Kurt Wells](https://rmsabr.org/board-members/kurt-wells/): Kurt Wells is Vice President on the Board of Directors of SABR’s Rocky Mountain chapter. He’s had a lifelong passion for baseball and loves the social interaction with other baseball fans that being involved with SABR provides to him.  In the late 1980’s, he co-hosted a Denver radio sports talk show, promoting bringing major league baseball to Denver. Kurt was subsequently appointed as a loaned executive to the Colorado Baseball Commission to support the efforts in the award of the Colorado Rockies franchise.  Mr. Wells has hosted 14 Colorado Rockies players staying in his home from 2001 to 2013, including…
- [RMSABR Newsletter - Nov/Dec 2023](https://rmsabr.org/newsletters/rmsabr-newsletter-nov-dec-2023/)
- [Dave Mundo](https://rmsabr.org/board-members/dave-mundo/): A lifelong baseball fan, Dave became a SABR member in 1993 and has remained a member since, attending over 20 annual national SABR Conventions. Dave grew up in Chicago (go White Sox!) and moved to Erie, CO in 2014, at which point he adopted the Rockies as his NL squad and became a Rockies season ticket holder in 2015. Dave’s first job out of college was with STATS, Inc. where he worked alongside such sabermetrics luminaries as Rob Neyer, John Dewan, and Don Zminda. He also has run a fantasy baseball league since 1989 (which must be one of the…
- [SABR announces Women in Baseball Analytics Sponsorship in Sarah Langs’ name](https://rmsabr.org/news/sabr-announces-women-in-baseball-analytics-sponsorship-in-sarah-langs-name/): SABR announced Thursday that the organization plans to adopt a new scholarship fund in the name of one of baseball’s brightest personalities. Sarah Langs, a well-known researcher and analyst throughout Major League Baseball, will have her name attached to the new Women in Baseball Analytics Scholarship. “We’re thrilled to introduce the new @SlangsOnSports Women in Baseball Analytics Scholarship!” SABR announced. “Open to any female-identifying students or young professionals to attend the 2024 #SABRAnalytics Conference & gain access to our online certification courses.” 1SABR’s official release on the launch of the scholarship read: Named in honor of baseball researcher and analyst Sarah…
- [RMSABR Newsletter - Oct 2023](https://rmsabr.org/newsletters/rmsabr-newsletter-sept-2023-2/)
- [Early registration now open for 2024 SABR Analytics Conference in Phoenix!](https://rmsabr.org/events/early-registration-now-open-for-2024-sabr-analytics-conference-in-phoenix/): Early registration is now open for the SABR Analytics Conference, which will be held in person from March 8-10, 2024, at the Beus Center for Law and Society on Arizona State University’s Downtown Phoenix Campus in Phoenix, Arizona. We’ll bring together the top minds in the baseball analytics community to discuss, debate, and share insightful ways to analyze and examine the great game of baseball. Register today to join us! The Analytics Conference schedule consists of research presentations and guest speakers from throughout the baseball analytics community, career development sessions led by experienced sports professionals, and industry networking opportunities —…
- [Ballpark Figures with Shakeia Taylor](https://rmsabr.org/events/ballpark-figures-with-shakeia-taylor-3/): Ballpark Figures with Shakeia Taylor Join us each month for SABR’s Ballpark Figures, a new interview series hosted by Shakeia Taylor. The virtual Zoom event is free and open to all active SABR members. Not a SABR member yet? Visit SABR.org/join to sign up for a monthly or annual membership. Pre-register: Click here to pre-register for Ballpark Figures on October 12 with Meg Rowley Taylor is a Deputy Senior Content Editor at the Chicago Tribune and a Chicago-based baseball historian. Her work has appeared at SB Nation, FanGraphs, Baseball Prospectus, MLB.com, Yahoo! Sports, and other outlets She was a recipient…
- [SABR 2024 Board Nominees - Virtual Candidate Forum](https://rmsabr.org/videos/sabr-2023-board-nominees-virtual-candidate-forum/): On Monday, October 2nd at 7:30 p.m. Mountain time we held a special virtual “Candidate Forum” for all nominees for the 2023 Rocky Mountain SABR Elections. The meting replay has been uploaded to the website’s Virtual Meeting Section Virtual Meetings  
- [RMSABR Newsletter - Sept 2023](https://rmsabr.org/newsletters/rmsabr-newsletter-sept-2023/):  
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- [Stay Home With SABR: Joe Posnanski, "Why We Love Baseball" - 8/27/23](https://rmsabr.org/videos/stay-home-with-sabr-joe-posnanski-why-we-love-baseball-8-27-23/)
- [2023 SABR/IWBC Women in Baseball Conference](https://rmsabr.org/events/2023-sabr-iwbc-women-in-baseball-conference/): All baseball fans are invited to join us for the fifth annual SABR/IWBC Women in Baseball Conference, which will be held virtually on September 29-October 1, 2023. All baseball fans are welcome to attend! Click here to register for the 2023 SABR/IWBC Women in Baseball Conference This year’s conference — co-sponsored by SABR and the International Women’s Baseball Center and hosted by Rockford University — is a virtual event with the theme “Through the Lens of Baseball.” The conference will feature research presentations, panels, pylon unveiling, presentation of the Dorothy Award and keynote speaker Melissa Ludtke. Stay tuned for the…
- [RMSABR Newsletter August 2023](https://rmsabr.org/newsletters/rm-sabr-newsletter-august-2023/):  
- [Baseball Card Group Meeting](https://rmsabr.org/events/baseball-card-group-meeting/): The group will meet again on Monday, August 21 at 5:30 p.m. at Choppers Sports Grill in Cherry Creek located at 80 S. Madison Street. It’s the same location that the monthly SABR meetings have been held. An agenda is attached. We plan to have a recap of the SABR baseball card committee meeting at the National Convention a few weeks ago. We hope to have at least a couple people who attended the meeting available to talk about their experience. Here is a link (thanks to John Salvino) to an article describing the baseball card meeting including a link to…
- [Ballparks, Bobbleheads, and Baseball Talk: One heck of a trip](https://rmsabr.org/blog/ballparks-bobbleheads-and-baseball-talk-one-heck-of-a-trip/): To paraphrase Willie Nelson, “On the road again, can’t wait to get on the road again.” It’s that time of the summer to take one of those famous baseball roadtrips that I talk about of the time during some of the Rocky Mountain SABR luncheons.  In the week before the SABR 51 convention in downtown Chicago, I started my trek in my Subaru Outback to travel through the Midwest and check out some baseball games, no matter the size of the ballpark.  The trek included Major League, Minor League, Independent, and even checking out some Summer College Wood Bat action…
- [Ballpark Figures with Shakeia Taylor](https://rmsabr.org/events/ballpark-figures-with-shakeia-taylor-2/): Ballpark Figures with Shakeia Taylor Ballpark Figures is a monthly interview series hosted by Shakeia Taylor, open to all active SABR members. Taylor is a Deputy Senior Content Editor at the Chicago Tribune and a Chicago-based baseball historian. Her work has appeared at SB Nation, FanGraphs, Baseball Prospectus, MLB.com, Yahoo! Sports, and other outlets. She was a recipient of the 2021 SABR Analytics Conference Research Award for historical baseball analysis/commentary _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________           Coming Up   –  August 3, 2023   8:00 p.m. EDT       Jay Jaffe is a senior writer for FanGraphs, author of The Cooperstown Casebook and creator of the JAWS (Jaffe…
- [RMSABR Newsletter July 2023](https://rmsabr.org/newsletters/rm-sabr-newsletter-july-2023/)
- [John McGraw and "Chief Tokahoma"](https://rmsabr.org/blog/john-mcgraw-and-chief-tokahoma/): This is an excerpt from a work-in-progress, The Giant & the Tiger, written by Denver-based writer Kerry Gleason about the improbable lifelong friendship between John McGraw and Hughie Jennings. Despite his friendships with priests and Catholic college education, McGraw was regarded as one of the biggest cheaters professional baseball ever knew. In 1901, as manager of the Baltimore squad in the newly-minted American League, McGraw tried his best to gain an advantage for the Orioles.   Hot Springs, Arkansas. The destination for the Baltimore Orioles’ spring training in 1901. John McGraw invited a handful of familiar faces to join the…
- [Stay Home With SABR: Mike Petriello and Donna Muscarella](https://rmsabr.org/videos/stay-home-with-sabr-mike-petriello-and-donna-muscarella/)
- [RMSABR Newsletter June 2023](https://rmsabr.org/newsletters/rmsabr-newsletter-june-2023/)
- [May 7th, 1988 - The end of Ed Lynch’s baseball playing career](https://rmsabr.org/blog/may-7th-1988-the-end-of-ed-lynchs-baseball-playing-career/): As a 22nd round pick from the University of South Carolina in the 1977 MLB June Amateur Draft, the Texas Rangers selected a 6’ 6” right handed pitcher named Ed Lynch. During his 12-year career as a player in affiliated baseball with minor league stops including Tulsa, Asheville, Tucson and Tidewater, along with Major League stops with the New York Mets and the Chicago Cubs.  Lynch’s major league tenure with the Mets and the Cubs lasts eight seasons, going 47-54 with a 4.00 ERA. Heading into the 1988 season, Lynch started Spring Training with the Boston Red Sox, but was…

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