News of Project Cobb’s attainment of SABR Chartered Community status and details of what this means

The British baseball publication Baseball Mercury was edited by baseball historian William Morgan from 1972 until 1989. Fifty-one issues were produced in all, and the publication’s scope covered both domestic and international baseball, as well as …

The British Baseball Photography Competition has been launched as a joint initiative of Project Cobb and BaseballSoftballUK

The 2009 update of the Great Britain national team history has just been completed, and what a historic year it was. While Great Britain had competed against a non-European country before (the United States, back …

After launching a research project on the British Baseball Federation website last month (found here), with the aim of cataloguing as many stories as possible behind British baseball teams’ names, I now have enough material …

One of the main reasons I started up the Project for the Chronicling of British Baseball (Project Cobb) was to maintain an online registry of research projects being conducted on baseball in Britain. While it …

With two of the three inaugural inductees into the British Baseball Hall of Fame last month being Merseyside-based (Sir John Moores and Norman Wells, Sr), this is clearly the region of the country where press …

I was contacted a few weeks back by Anthony Taylor, a British-based collector of baseball memorabilia. While his collection is focused mainly on the Major Leagues, he has developed an interest in British baseball too, …

Back in September, Matt announced his upcoming plans for BaseballGB in an interview with baseball-braniac.com. This included news of a design overhaul to make the site even more useful and enjoyable for you, the reader. After …

The inaugural class of inductees into the British Baseball Hall of Fame (www.bbhof.org.uk) has been announced, and there are three names on the list.
Ross Kendrick
Kendrick, the stand-out player for the Great Britain team of 1938 …