Baseball Statistics in the USA

• Baseball Reference Major League stats and information- an amazing amount of stats covering players, teams, leagues managers etc through the years
• Graphical History of Baseball A graphical history of baseball - batting pitching fielding stats expressed in graphical form
• MLB.com provides access to Historical Player stats in the MLB
• Sports Illustrated All time stats; American League, National League, American Association, Federal League, Players League, Union Association; player stats

Professional Baseball in the USA

• Minor League Baseball Scores, stats, payer of the week, league leaders; teams, leagues, All Stars games...
• Minor-League Baseball Archive from Base-ball Almanac; year-by-year records for major and minor league players between 1927 and 1997. Minor League Look back
• NCAA Men's Baseball
• Major League Baseball Matches MLB 2009 score board, ticket availability, rosters, schedules, teams.

Amateur Baseball in the USA

• American Amateur baseball Congress "largest amateur baseball organization in the United States for players above junior baseball age and the only amateur baseball program, which provides progressive and continuous organized competition - sub teens through adults. It is coordinated with other programs through USA Baseball and the American Baseball Coaches Association."
• Men's Senior Baseball League MSBL a national organization with 325 local affiliates, 3,200 teams and 44,000 members who play organized amateur baseball in local leagues, 25 regional tournaments and four national tournaments; MSBL/MABL World Series and Fall Classic; tournament information
• Hardball Magazine The official magazine of the MSBL / MABL.
• National Adult Baseball Association "America's premier adult amateur baseball organization. The N.A.B.A. is headquartered in Denver, Colorado and we offer competitive and recreational baseball in over 85 leagues in more than 34 states. There are currently over 34,000 player-members playing America's pastime on weekends and in twilight leagues."; tournaments, find a league or start one
• Bad News Bears Denver NABA; 28 and over
• Team One Baseball. the Showcase and Tournament Division of the Baseball Factory
• NAIA World Series.

College Baseball in the USA

• College World Series
• Background And Champions from Wikipedia;
• Official Site
• History Winners, runners up, scores and MOP since 1947
• Baseball America provides College baseball coverage
• AL.com has a Alabama College Baseball forum

School Baseball in the USA

• Little League online All you need to know about Little League, including pitch details
• Finding a local league Little League History
• Espn coverage Of Little League World Series
• Little League Baseball Rules
• Little League Rules Quiz
• Little league Rules and Management FAQ
• Syracuse.com has a High School Baseball Forum

Baseball World Series

Traditionally held in October, this "fall classic" event is the climax of the
Major League Baseball (MLB) season , a best of 7 games between the
"Pennant" winners of the National League and the American League playoffs. Each playoff matches the top 4 teams in each league after the regular season schedule has been completed.

Precursor to the oddly named World Series were simply exhibition matches dating back as early as the 1880s between the National League (NL) and the American Association League.

The first World Series game as such, between the new American League (AL) and the NL, was in 1903 between the Pittsburgh Pirates (NL) and the AL champions, Boston Pilgrims.

• '06 World Series St Louis vs. Detroit Scorecard
• All Years
• MLB.com Official website
• Yahoo Sports USA Today Baseball Daily
• Sports Illustrated CBS Sportsline Fox Sports

MLB All Star Game

It has been said that the MLB All Star game is the most watched and therefore most popular All-Star game of professional sports. The last MLB All Star game received over 100 million fans watching on television or listening by radio. Each year the game is played by the best players from the National League and the American league and has been a staple of the baseball season since 1933. The first All Star game was held on July 6, 1933. Start time was 1:15pm in Chicago's Comiskey Park. In this game the American league won 4-2. Players from the first game included such greats as Babe Ruth. Not only do fans love the All Star game but hosting cities do as well. The game drives an estimated $30 to $70 million dollars each year to the host city, which has a large finical impact.

The MLB All-Star game events also include the famous Home Run Derby. The tradition has been around for awhile but was officially recognized as the Home Run Derby in 1985. Each year 8 to 10 players get a chance to hit as many home runs as they can before they reach 10 outs. The top hitters then advance to the next two rounds to determine the champion.

• All-Star Game History from MLB.com
• All-Star Game History from SportingNews.com
• Official MLB Home Run Derby Website The MLB All-Star game events also include the famous Home Run Derby. The tradition has been around for awhile but was officially recognized as the Home Run Derby in 1985. Each year 8 to 10 players get a chance to hit as many home runs as they can before they reach 10 outs. The top hitters then advance to the next two rounds to determine the champion.
• Baseball-Almanac's Derby Results and History
• MLB.com Records
• San Francisco Giants Getting to the MLB All-Star Game: 2007 marks the 78th MLB All-Star game. It will be held at the home of the San Francisco Giants who provide details for getting there. For the park details, see AT&T Park San Francisco