The discussion over the cork-center baseball continues. At this pointâ there have been 745 homers in the majorsâ hit by 192 players; at this point in the 1927 seasonâ there were 320 homersâ hit by 140 ball players. National League President Warren Giles will retort that bigger playersâ not livelier ballsâ account for the present-day hitting feats.
On June 11, 1956 The discussion over the cork-center baseball continues. At this pointâ there have been 745 homers in the majorsâ hit by 192 players; at this point in the 1927 seasonâ there were 320 homersâ hit by 140 ball players. National League President Warren Giles will retort that bigger playersâ not livelier ballsâ account for the present-day hitting feats.
