The Baseball Stars

Eliot Asinof's detailed book Eight Men Out illustrates how the system of American sports collapsed in 1919, the year the Chicago White Sox threw the World Series. Filmmaker John Sayles worked on his script years before the 1988 film (or before he had the rights to make the film) as a labor of love...

This six-DVD set showcases six television broadcasts of games that shaped the mystique of this fabled baseball cathedral. Selected by Yankees.com readers, these outstanding games mark glorious chapters in the history of the franchise...

It was one of the first signs of the modern era of baseball when New York Yankees owner George Steinbrenner took advantage of new free-agency rules to restock his team. One of his acquisitions, outfielder Reggie Jackson, proved himself worthy of his self-label as "the straw that stirs the drink" by powering a record five home runs in the 1977 World Series, breaking a 15-year Yankee championship drought and branding him "Mr...

Reggie Jackson is and always was, the ultimate masher. He brought his big time bat and big time swagger to the Bronx, where he won a couple of Championships with the big club.

Highly sought Bo Jackson in his White Sox uniform. 1991 Starting Lineup set includes, figure, card, and special edition collector coin.

When Joe Stoshack hears about Shoeless Joe Jackson -- and the gambling scandal that destroyed the star player's career -- he knows what he has to do. If he travels back in time with a 1919 baseball card in his hand, he just might be able to prevent the infamous Black Sox Scandal from ever taking place...

Outfielder for the Kansas City Royals and running back for the Los Angeles Raiders, Bo Jackson has broken records to become both All-Star and All-Pro. Here's a revealing look at the real Vincent "Bo" Jackson: the rebellious child, high school sports star, womanizer who became a devoted husband and father, the boy who wanted to succeed, and the man who has...

Baseball Legends Shoeless Joe Jackson