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A recent list called “The Fifty Most Unforgivable Acts in Baseball History“ troubles me and much of the problem with it lies in the title itself. If you are going to write about history, there is a duty perform diligent research, even for a silly online list. Misrepresentations online have a large probability of misleading people. The list isn’t close to complete; it isn’t consistent; it isn’t well-researched.. Anyone who looked at the list and assumed, as the author represents,that these are truly the low points—“the dark side,” as the author puts it—of major league baseball would be seriously misinformed. Continue reading →