Events

You can't beat a Hot Stove Dinner during the Winter Meetings, can you?  What better place to talk about all of the moves that are sure to happen?!

Monthly SABR Hot Stove Dinner
The Hard Times Cafe, 3028 Wilson Blvd, Arlington, VA.
Wednesday, December 10, 2014, 6:00 P.M.

If you're definitely, probably, or possibly attending: RSVP to Dave Raglin at 703-835-1198 or darags@ymail.com byWednesday at 2PM, so he can reserve sufficient space at the restaurant.

The Cafe is right across the street from the Orange Line's Clarendon stop. For motorists, there's an underground parking lot on Highland Street, a block north of Wilson, for a $5.00 fee. There is also free street parking in the neighborhood after 6PM.

Cost: Only what you eat and drink. Come hungry, though, because the chili is GREAT. So are the wings, andWednesday is discount wings night.

Our Talkin' Baseball speaker will be Gary Sarnoff who will discuss his book, "The Yankees First Dynasty: Ruth, Huggins, and the Bronx Bombers of the 1920's." The talk will take place at 9:00 am at Brighton Gardens, 7110 Minstrel Way, Columbia, MD 21045.

Fran Zimniuch discusses "How to Write a Baseball Book"

You can't beat a Hot Stove Dinner during the Winter Meetings, can you?  What better place to talk about all of the moves that are sure to happen?!

Monthly SABR Hot Stove Dinner
The Hard Times Cafe, 3028 Wilson Blvd, Arlington, VA.
Wednesday, December 10, 2014, 6:00 P.M.

If you're definitely, probably, or possibly attending: RSVP to Dave Raglin at 703-835-1198 or darags@ymail.com byWednesday at 2PM, so he can reserve sufficient space at the restaurant.

The Cafe is right across the street from the Orange Line's Clarendon stop. For motorists, there's an underground parking lot on Highland Street, a block north of Wilson, for a $5.00 fee. There is also free street parking in the neighborhood after 6PM.

Cost: Only what you eat and drink. Come hungry, though, because the chili is GREAT. So are the wings, andWednesday is discount wings night.

44th Annual Meeting of the Bob Davids Chapter
The first chapter of the Society

Open to members, non-members and guests

When:  Saturday, Jan. 31, 2015, from 9:30 A.M. to 4:30 P.M.
(Note:  Not national SABR Day)

Special guests include former Senator Frank Howard, Michael Hand of MiLB Enterprises, author David Smith, and Gary Kendall of the Bowie Baysox.

Where:        Holiday Inn Rosslyn at Key Bridge, Arlingotn, VA

How much: $32 for SABR members and guests; $16 for students.  Cost includes a lunch buffet (It’s always good.).

More details can be found here.

Jim Hartley discusses "Baseball at RFK Stadium"

You can't beat a Hot Stove Dinner during the Winter Meetings, can you?  What better place to talk about all of the moves that are sure to happen?!

Monthly SABR Hot Stove Dinner
The Hard Times Cafe, 3028 Wilson Blvd, Arlington, VA.
Second Wednesday of every month, 6:00 P.M.

If you're definitely, probably, or possibly attending: RSVP to Dave Raglin at 703-835-1198 or darags@ymail.com byWednesday at 2PM, so he can reserve sufficient space at the restaurant.

The Cafe is right across the street from the Orange Line's Clarendon stop. For motorists, there's an underground parking lot on Highland Street, a block north of Wilson, for a $5.00 fee. There is also free street parking in the neighborhood after 6PM.

Cost: Only what you eat and drink. Come hungry, though, because the chili is GREAT. So are the wings, andWednesday is discount wings night.

Come one, come all to the Tastee Diner in Silver Spring on the third Tuesday for the monthly Maryland Hot Stove dinner. We start at 6:30 p.m. The Tastee Diner is at 8601 Cameron St., a pop fly west of Georgia Avenue. No RSVP required; just walk in, make a right and head to the back. It doesn't matter how much or how little you order; the Nationals won't be dunning individual fans to pay for Max Scherzer's contract. But there are daily specials and breakfast all day. Convenient parking and mass transit access, too. Hope to see you there!

David Hubler discusses his book The Nats and the Greys

Monthly SABR Hot Stove Dinner

The Hard Times Cafe, 3028 Wilson Blvd, Arlington, VA.
Second Wednesday of every month, 6:00 P.M.

If you're definitely, probably, or possibly attending: RSVP to Dave Raglin at 703-835-1198 or darags@ymail.com byWednesday at 2PM, so he can reserve sufficient space at the restaurant.

The Cafe is right across the street from the Orange Line's Clarendon stop. For motorists, there's an underground parking lot on Highland Street, a block north of Wilson, for a $5.00 fee. There is also free street parking in the neighborhood after 6PM.

Cost: Only what you eat and drink. Come hungry, though, because the chili is GREAT. So are the wings, andWednesday is discount wings night.

Come one, come all to the Tastee Diner in Silver Spring on the third Tuesday for the monthly Maryland Hot Stove dinner. We start at 6:30 p.m. The Tastee Diner is at 8601 Cameron St., a pop fly west of Georgia Avenue. No RSVP required; just walk in, make a right and head to the back. It doesn't matter how much or how little you order; the Nationals won't be dunning individual fans to pay for Max Scherzer's contract. But there are daily specials and breakfast all day. Convenient parking and mass transit access, too. Hope to see you there!

The Bob Davids Chapter will hold a "Talkin' Baseball" event with Wayne Patterson, author of "Category League Baseball," at 9 a.m. on Saturday, April 4, 2015, at the Brighton Gardens of Columbia, 7110 Minstrel Way in Columbia, Maryland.

Come when you like, leave when you like. Everyone is invited.

For more information, contact chapter chairman D. Bruce Brown (dbrucebrown@gmail.com) or David Paulson (d2244p@yahoo.com).

Monthly SABR Hot Stove Dinner

The Hard Times Cafe, 3028 Wilson Blvd, Arlington, VA.
Second Wednesday of every month, 6:00 P.M.

If you're definitely, probably, or possibly attending: RSVP to Dave Raglin at 703-835-1198 or darags@ymail.com byWednesday at 2PM, so he can reserve sufficient space at the restaurant.

The Cafe is right across the street from the Orange Line's Clarendon stop. For motorists, there's an underground parking lot on Highland Street, a block north of Wilson, for a $5.00 fee. There is also free street parking in the neighborhood after 6PM.

Cost: Only what you eat and drink. Come hungry, though, because the chili is GREAT. So are the wings, andWednesday is discount wings night.

Come one, come all to the Tastee Diner in Silver Spring on the third Tuesday for the monthly Maryland Hot Stove dinner. We start at 6:30 p.m. The Tastee Diner is at 8601 Cameron St., a pop fly west of Georgia Avenue. No RSVP required; just walk in, make a right and head to the back. It doesn't matter how much or how little you order; the Nationals won't be dunning individual fans to pay for Max Scherzer's contract. But there are daily specials and breakfast all day. Convenient parking and mass transit access, too. Hope to see you there!

Author Jason Rodriguez discusses his book, The 1867 Washington Nationals

Monthly SABR Hot Stove Dinner

The Hard Times Cafe, 3028 Wilson Blvd, Arlington, VA.
Second Wednesday of every month, 6:00 P.M.

If you're definitely, probably, or possibly attending: RSVP to Dave Raglin at 703-835-1198 or darags@ymail.com byWednesday at 2PM, so he can reserve sufficient space at the restaurant.

The Cafe is right across the street from the Orange Line's Clarendon stop. For motorists, there's an underground parking lot on Highland Street, a block north of Wilson, for a $5.00 fee. There is also free street parking in the neighborhood after 6PM.

Cost: Only what you eat and drink. Come hungry, though, because the chili is GREAT. So are the wings, andWednesday is discount wings night.

Come one, come all to the Tastee Diner in Silver Spring on the third Tuesday for the monthly Maryland Hot Stove dinner. We start at 6:30 p.m. The Tastee Diner is at 8601 Cameron St., a pop fly west of Georgia Avenue. No RSVP required; just walk in, make a right and head to the back. It doesn't matter how much or how little you order; the Nationals won't be dunning individual fans to pay for Max Scherzer's contract. But there are daily specials and breakfast all day. Convenient parking and mass transit access, too. Hope to see you there!

Monthly SABR Hot Stove Dinner

The Hard Times Cafe, 3028 Wilson Blvd, Arlington, VA.
Second Wednesday of every month, 6:00 P.M.

If you're definitely, probably, or possibly attending: RSVP to Dave Raglin at 703-835-1198 or darags@ymail.com byWednesday at 2PM, so he can reserve sufficient space at the restaurant.

The Cafe is right across the street from the Orange Line's Clarendon stop. For motorists, there's an underground parking lot on Highland Street, a block north of Wilson, for a $5.00 fee. There is also free street parking in the neighborhood after 6PM.

Cost: Only what you eat and drink. Come hungry, though, because the chili is GREAT. So are the wings, andWednesday is discount wings night.

James Robinson will discuss his thesis on the Communist Daily Worker and it's attempt to break down segregation in Organized Baseball

Come one, come all to the Tastee Diner in Silver Spring on the third Tuesday for the monthly Maryland Hot Stove dinner. We start at 6:30 p.m. The Tastee Diner is at 8601 Cameron St., a pop fly west of Georgia Avenue. No RSVP required; just walk in, make a right and head to the back. It doesn't matter how much or how little you order; the Nationals won't be dunning individual fans to pay for Max Scherzer's contract. But there are daily specials and breakfast all day. Convenient parking and mass transit access, too. Hope to see you there!

Monthly SABR Hot Stove Dinner

The Hard Times Cafe, 3028 Wilson Blvd, Arlington, VA.
Second Wednesday of every month, 6:00 P.M.

If you're definitely, probably, or possibly attending: RSVP to Dave Raglin at 703-835-1198 or darags@ymail.com byWednesday at 2PM, so he can reserve sufficient space at the restaurant.

The Cafe is right across the street from the Orange Line's Clarendon stop. For motorists, there's an underground parking lot on Highland Street, a block north of Wilson, for a $5.00 fee. There is also free street parking in the neighborhood after 6PM.

Cost: Only what you eat and drink. Come hungry, though, because the chili is GREAT. So are the wings, andWednesday is discount wings night.

Jim Sargent discusses  Yesterday's Tiger Heroes

Come one, come all to the Tastee Diner in Silver Spring on the third Tuesday for the monthly Maryland Hot Stove dinner. We start at 6:30 p.m. The Tastee Diner is at 8601 Cameron St., a pop fly west of Georgia Avenue. No RSVP required; just walk in, make a right and head to the back. It doesn't matter how much or how little you order; the Nationals won't be dunning individual fans to pay for Max Scherzer's contract. But there are daily specials and breakfast all day. Convenient parking and mass transit access, too. Hope to see you there!

Ralph Peluso who will discuss this book, "512", historical fiction about Babe Ruth and his era.

Monthly SABR Hot Stove Dinner

The Hard Times Cafe, 3028 Wilson Blvd, Arlington, VA.
Second Wednesday of every month, 6:00 P.M.

If you're definitely, probably, or possibly attending: RSVP to Dave Raglin at 703-835-1198 or darags@ymail.com byWednesday at 2PM, so he can reserve sufficient space at the restaurant.

The Cafe is right across the street from the Orange Line's Clarendon stop. For motorists, there's an underground parking lot on Highland Street, a block north of Wilson, for a $5.00 fee. There is also free street parking in the neighborhood after 6PM.

Cost: Only what you eat and drink. Come hungry, though, because the chili is GREAT. So are the wings, andWednesday is discount wings night.

Come one, come all to the Tastee Diner in Silver Spring on the third Tuesday for the monthly Maryland Hot Stove dinner. We start at 6:30 p.m. The Tastee Diner is at 8601 Cameron St., a pop fly west of Georgia Avenue. No RSVP required; just walk in, make a right and head to the back. It doesn't matter how much or how little you order; the Nationals won't be dunning individual fans to pay for Max Scherzer's contract. But there are daily specials and breakfast all day. Convenient parking and mass transit access, too. Hope to see you there!

Our speaker will be Cesar Brioso who will discuss his book, Havana Hardball.

Monthly SABR Hot Stove Dinner

The Hard Times Cafe, 3028 Wilson Blvd, Arlington, VA.
Second Wednesday of every month, 6:00 P.M.

If you're definitely, probably, or possibly attending: RSVP to Dave Raglin at 703-835-1198 or darags@ymail.com byWednesday at 2PM, so he can reserve sufficient space at the restaurant.

The Cafe is right across the street from the Orange Line's Clarendon stop. For motorists, there's an underground parking lot on Highland Street, a block north of Wilson, for a $5.00 fee. There is also free street parking in the neighborhood after 6PM.

Cost: Only what you eat and drink. Come hungry, though, because the chili is GREAT. So are the wings, andWednesday is discount wings night.

Come one, come all to the Tastee Diner in Silver Spring on the third Tuesday for the monthly Maryland Hot Stove dinner. We start at 6:30 p.m. The Tastee Diner is at 8601 Cameron St., a pop fly west of Georgia Avenue. No RSVP required; just walk in, make a right and head to the back. It doesn't matter how much or how little you order; the Nationals won't be dunning individual fans to pay for Max Scherzer's contract. But there are daily specials and breakfast all day. Convenient parking and mass transit access, too. Hope to see you there!

COMBINED-CHAPTER SUMMER MINOR LEAGUE MEETING

THE BOB DAVIDS CHAPTER (SABR’s first chapter) &
THE CONNIE MACK CHAPTER (Representing the greater Philadelphia area) &
THE BABE RUTH CHAPTER (The Society’s Newest Chapter)

Invite you to:

Atlantic League game of the Lancaster Barnstormers vs. the Long Island Ducks

Date:          Saturday September 19, 2015

Place:          Clipper Magazine Stadium

Address:   650 North Prince Street, Lancaster, PA 17603

Meeting Time:  Assemble at 4:45 P.M.  Game time is 7:05

Cost: $40.00 which includes a Barnstormer Sky Box game ticket and dinner.  Dinner includes Buffalo wings, hamburgers, hot dogs, potato salad, popcorn peanuts, chips & dip, fresh baked cookies, & soft drinks

Program: We will hear from one of the stadium owners, a management representative and either the field manger, a coach or player and some baseball trivia!

Order form and details below:[read more…]

Mark Hyman discusses The Most Expensive Game in Town

Monthly SABR Hot Stove Dinner

The Hard Times Cafe, 3028 Wilson Blvd, Arlington, VA.
Second Wednesday of every month, 6:00 P.M.

If you're definitely, probably, or possibly attending: RSVP to Dave Raglin at 703-835-1198 or darags@ymail.com byWednesday at 2PM, so he can reserve sufficient space at the restaurant.

The Cafe is right across the street from the Orange Line's Clarendon stop. For motorists, there's an underground parking lot on Highland Street, a block north of Wilson, for a $5.00 fee. There is also free street parking in the neighborhood after 6PM.

Cost: Only what you eat and drink. Come hungry, though, because the chili is GREAT. So are the wings, andWednesday is discount wings night.

Come one, come all to the Tastee Diner in Silver Spring on the third Tuesday for the monthly Maryland Hot Stove dinner. We start at 6:30 p.m. The Tastee Diner is at 8601 Cameron St., a pop fly west of Georgia Avenue. No RSVP required; just walk in, make a right and head to the back. It doesn't matter how much or how little you order; the Nationals won't be dunning individual fans to pay for Max Scherzer's contract. But there are daily specials and breakfast all day. Convenient parking and mass transit access, too. Hope to see you there!

Jim Henneman who will discuss his book, 60 Years of Orioles Magic

Monthly SABR Hot Stove Dinner

The Hard Times Cafe, 3028 Wilson Blvd, Arlington, VA.
Second Wednesday of every month, 6:00 P.M.

If you're definitely, probably, or possibly attending: RSVP to Dave Raglin at 703-835-1198 or darags@ymail.com byWednesday at 2PM, so he can reserve sufficient space at the restaurant.

The Cafe is right across the street from the Orange Line's Clarendon stop. For motorists, there's an underground parking lot on Highland Street, a block north of Wilson, for a $5.00 fee. There is also free street parking in the neighborhood after 6PM.

Cost: Only what you eat and drink. Come hungry, though, because the chili is GREAT. So are the wings, andWednesday is discount wings night.

Come one, come all to the Tastee Diner in Silver Spring on the third Tuesday for the monthly Maryland Hot Stove dinner. We start at 6:30 p.m. The Tastee Diner is at 8601 Cameron St., a pop fly west of Georgia Avenue. No RSVP required; just walk in, make a right and head to the back. It doesn't matter how much or how little you order; the Nationals won't be dunning individual fans to pay for Max Scherzer's contract. But there are daily specials and breakfast all day. Convenient parking and mass transit access, too. Hope to see you there!

Bruce Adams will talk about his book, On the Road to the 2015 College World Series.

Monthly SABR Hot Stove Dinner

The Hard Times Cafe, 3028 Wilson Blvd, Arlington, VA.
Second Wednesday of every month, 6:00 P.M.

If you're definitely, probably, or possibly attending: RSVP to Dave Raglin at 703-835-1198 or darags@ymail.com byWednesday at 2PM, so he can reserve sufficient space at the restaurant.

The Cafe is right across the street from the Orange Line's Clarendon stop. For motorists, there's an underground parking lot on Highland Street, a block north of Wilson, for a $5.00 fee. There is also free street parking in the neighborhood after 6PM.

Cost: Only what you eat and drink. Come hungry, though, because the chili is GREAT. So are the wings, andWednesday is discount wings night.

Come one, come all to the Tastee Diner in Silver Spring on the third Tuesday for the monthly Maryland Hot Stove dinner. We start at 6:30 p.m. The Tastee Diner is at 8601 Cameron St., a pop fly west of Georgia Avenue. No RSVP required; just walk in, make a right and head to the back. It doesn't matter how much or how little you order; the Nationals won't be dunning individual fans to pay for Max Scherzer's contract. But there are daily specials and breakfast all day. Convenient parking and mass transit access, too. Hope to see you there!

Our guest this month is Sports Illustrated staff writer S.L. Price, who will discuss his book, "Pitching Around Fidel: A Journey into the Heart of Cuban Sports."

Come when you like, leave when you like. Everyone is invited.

What is the Hot Stove Dinner? It's a group of SABR members having dinner and talking baseball. There is no agenda and no speakers, just a casual dinner where the topic of baseball just might come up...

If you're definitely, probably, or possibly attending: RSVP to Dave Raglin at 703-835-1198 or darags@ymail.com by Wednesday at 4PM, so he can reserve sufficient space at the restaurant.

The Cafe is right across the street from the Orange Line's Clarendon stop. For motorists, there's an underground parking lot on Highland Street, a block north of Wilson, for a $5.00 fee. There is also free street parking in the neighborhood after 6PM.

Cost: Only what you eat and drink. Come hungry, though, because the chili is GREAT. So are the wings, and Wednesday is discount wings night.

See post on home page

What is the Hot Stove Dinner? It's a group of SABR members having dinner and talking baseball. There is no agenda and no speakers, just a casual dinner where the topic of baseball just might come up...

If you're definitely, probably, or possibly attending: RSVP to Dave Raglin at 703-835-1198 or darags@ymail.com by Wednesday at 4PM, so he can reserve sufficient space at the restaurant.

The Cafe is right across the street from the Orange Line's Clarendon stop. For motorists, there's an underground parking lot on Highland Street, a block north of Wilson, for a $5.00 fee. There is also free street parking in the neighborhood after 6PM.

Cost: Only what you eat and drink. Come hungry, though, because the chili is GREAT. So are the wings, and Wednesday is discount wings night.

Bob Luke who will discuss his book, "Integrating the Orioles: Baseball and Race in Baltimore."

What is the Hot Stove Dinner? It's a group of SABR members having dinner and talking baseball. There is no agenda and no speakers, just a casual dinner where the topic of baseball just might come up...

If you're definitely, probably, or possibly attending: RSVP to Dave Raglin at 703-835-1198 or darags@ymail.com by Wednesday at 4PM, so he can reserve sufficient space at the restaurant.

The Cafe is right across the street from the Orange Line's Clarendon stop. For motorists, there's an underground parking lot on Highland Street, a block north of Wilson, for a $5.00 fee. There is also free street parking in the neighborhood after 6PM.

Cost: Only what you eat and drink. Come hungry, though, because the chili is GREAT. So are the wings, and Wednesday is discount wings night.

Our guest this month is Paul Scimonelli, who will discuss his book, Roy Sievers: The Sweetest Right Hand Swing in Baseball.

Come when you like, leave when you like. Everyone is invited.

What is the Hot Stove Dinner? It's a group of SABR members having dinner and talking baseball. There is no agenda and no speakers, just a casual dinner where the topic of baseball just might come up...

If you're definitely, probably, or possibly attending: RSVP to Dave Raglin at 703-835-1198 or darags@ymail.com by Wednesday at 4PM, so he can reserve sufficient space at the restaurant.

The Cafe is right across the street from the Orange Line's Clarendon stop. For motorists, there's an underground parking lot on Highland Street, a block north of Wilson, for a $5.00 fee. There is also free street parking in the neighborhood after 6PM.

Cost: Only what you eat and drink. Come hungry, though, because the chili is GREAT. So are the wings, and Wednesday is discount wings night.

Al Arrighi discusses Tim Hagerty's book Root for the Home Team

What is the Hot Stove Dinner? It's a group of SABR members having dinner and talking baseball. There is no agenda and no speakers, just a casual dinner where the topic of baseball just might come up...

If you're definitely, probably, or possibly attending: RSVP to Dave Raglin at 703-835-1198 or darags@ymail.com by Wednesday at 4PM, so he can reserve sufficient space at the restaurant.

The Cafe is right across the street from the Orange Line's Clarendon stop. For motorists, there's an underground parking lot on Highland Street, a block north of Wilson, for a $5.00 fee. There is also free street parking in the neighborhood after 6PM.

Cost: Only what you eat and drink. Come hungry, though, because the chili is GREAT. So are the wings, and Wednesday is discount wings night.

What is the Hot Stove Dinner? It's a group of SABR members having dinner and talking baseball. There is no agenda and no speakers, just a casual dinner where the topic of baseball just might come up...

If you're definitely, probably, or possibly attending: RSVP to Dave Raglin at 703-835-1198 or darags@ymail.com by Wednesday at 4PM, so he can reserve sufficient space at the restaurant.

The Cafe is right across the street from the Orange Line's Clarendon stop. For motorists, there's an underground parking lot on Highland Street, a block north of Wilson, for a $5.00 fee. There is also free street parking in the neighborhood after 6PM.

Cost: Only what you eat and drink. Come hungry, though, because the chili is GREAT. So are the wings, and Wednesday is discount wings night.

Details are in the post on the main page

Our guest this month is David Raglin, who will discuss the new SABR Digital Library book, Tigers By The Tale: Great Games at Michigan & Trumbull.

What is the Hot Stove Dinner? It's a group of SABR members having dinner and talking baseball. There is no agenda and no speakers, just a casual dinner where the topic of baseball just might come up...

American Tap Room has pub-type food, salads, appetizers, and a variety of entrees; I've eaten there before and the food is good, plus they have a wide variety of beers on tap.  For more info, go to americantaproom.com.  (There is no menu listed for the Clarendon location--but the Reston menu is similar.  Plus, they have Happy Hour food and drink specials!)

The venue is right across the street from the Orange Line's Clarendon stop. For motorists, there's an underground parking lot on Highland Street, a block north of Wilson, for a $5.00 fee. There is also free street parking in the neighborhood after 6PM.

Cost: Only what you eat and drink.

What is the Hot Stove Dinner? It's a group of SABR members having dinner and talking baseball. Parking is across the street, buses at the end of the block, and the subway is an uphill walk there (but downhill after dinner). No RSVPs necessary -- just turn right after entering and make your way to the back.

Our guest this month is Charles Martin, who will discuss his book, Lawyerball: The Courtroom Battle of the Orioles Against the Nationals and MLB for the Future of Baseball.

Come when you like, leave when you like. Everyone is invited.

For more information, contact David Paulson at d2244p@yahoo.com.

What is the Hot Stove Dinner? It's a group of SABR members having dinner and talking baseball. There is no agenda and no speakers, just a casual dinner where the topic of baseball just might come up...

American Tap Room has pub-type food, salads, appetizers, and a variety of entrees; I've eaten there before and the food is good, plus they have a wide variety of beers on tap.  For more info, go to americantaproom.com.  (There is no menu listed for the Clarendon location--but the Reston menu is similar.  Plus, they have Happy Hour food and drink specials!)

The venue is right across the street from the Orange Line's Clarendon stop. For motorists, there's an underground parking lot on Highland Street, a block north of Wilson, for a $5.00 fee. There is also free street parking in the neighborhood after 6PM.

Cost: Only what you eat and drink.

What is the Hot Stove Dinner? It's a group of SABR members having dinner and talking baseball. Parking is across the street, buses at the end of the block, and the subway is an uphill walk there (but downhill after dinner). No RSVPs necessary -- just turn right after entering and make your way to the back.

Our guest this month is Jake Russell who will discuss his book, “100 Things Nationals Fans Should Know and Do Before They Die.”

Come when you like, leave when you like. Everyone is invited.

For more information, contact David Paulson at d2244p@yahoo.com.

What is the Hot Stove Dinner? It's a group of SABR members having dinner and talking baseball. There is no agenda and no speakers, just a casual dinner where the topic of baseball just might come up...

American Tap Room has pub-type food, salads, appetizers, and a variety of entrees; I've eaten there before and the food is good, plus they have a wide variety of beers on tap.  For more info, go to americantaproom.com.  (There is no menu listed for the Clarendon location--but the Reston menu is similar.  Plus, they have Happy Hour food and drink specials!)

The venue is right across the street from the Orange Line's Clarendon stop. For motorists, there's an underground parking lot on Highland Street, a block north of Wilson, for a $5.00 fee. There is also free street parking in the neighborhood after 6PM.

Cost: Only what you eat and drink.

What is the Hot Stove Dinner? It's a group of SABR members having dinner and talking baseball. Parking is across the street, buses at the end of the block, and the subway is an uphill walk there (but downhill after dinner). No RSVPs necessary -- just turn right after entering and make your way to the back.

Our guest this month is Ann Good who will discuss her book, “Washington Nationals A to Z.”

Come when you like, leave when you like. Everyone is invited.

For more information, contact David Paulson at d2244p@yahoo.com.

What is the Hot Stove Dinner? It's a group of SABR members having dinner and talking baseball. There is no agenda and no speakers, just a casual dinner where the topic of baseball just might come up...

American Tap Room has pub-type food, salads, appetizers, and a variety of entrees; I've eaten there before and the food is good, plus they have a wide variety of beers on tap.  For more info, go to americantaproom.com.  (There is no menu listed for the Clarendon location--but the Reston menu is similar.  Plus, they have Happy Hour food and drink specials!)

The venue is right across the street from the Orange Line's Clarendon stop. For motorists, there's an underground parking lot on Highland Street, a block north of Wilson, for a $5.00 fee. There is also free street parking in the neighborhood after 6PM.

Cost: Only what you eat and drink.

What is the Hot Stove Dinner? It's a group of SABR members having dinner and talking baseball. Parking is across the street, buses at the end of the block, and the subway is an uphill walk there (but downhill after dinner). No RSVPs necessary -- just turn right after entering and make your way to the back.

Our guest this month is Jerome Nelson, who will discuss his book, Resolving Baseball Disputes: Arbitration of Salaries, Grievances, Drug Programs, Sexual Assault, and Abuse.

Come when you like, leave when you like. Everyone is invited.

For more information, contact David Paulson at d2244p@yahoo.com.

What is the Hot Stove Dinner? It's a group of SABR members having dinner and talking baseball. There is no agenda and no speakers, just a casual dinner where the topic of baseball just might come up...

American Tap Room has pub-type food, salads, appetizers, and a variety of entrees; I've eaten there before and the food is good, plus they have a wide variety of beers on tap.  For more info, go to americantaproom.com.  (There is no menu listed for the Clarendon location--but the Reston menu is similar.  Plus, they have Happy Hour food and drink specials!)

The venue is right across the street from the Orange Line's Clarendon stop. For motorists, there's an underground parking lot on Highland Street, a block north of Wilson, for a $5.00 fee. There is also free street parking in the neighborhood after 6PM.

Cost: Only what you eat and drink.

What is the Hot Stove Dinner? It's a group of SABR members having dinner and talking baseball. Parking is across the street, buses at the end of the block, and the subway is an uphill walk there (but downhill after dinner). No RSVPs necessary -- just turn right after entering and make your way to the back.

What is the Hot Stove Dinner? It's a group of SABR members having dinner and talking baseball. There is no agenda and no speakers, just a casual dinner where the topic of baseball just might come up...

American Tap Room has pub-type food, salads, appetizers, and a variety of entrees; I've eaten there before and the food is good, plus they have a wide variety of beers on tap.  For more info, go to americantaproom.com.  (There is no menu listed for the Clarendon location--but the Reston menu is similar.  Plus, they have Happy Hour food and drink specials!)

The venue is right across the street from the Orange Line's Clarendon stop. For motorists, there's an underground parking lot on Highland Street, a block north of Wilson, for a $5.00 fee. There is also free street parking in the neighborhood after 6PM.

Cost: Only what you eat and drink.

What is the Hot Stove Dinner? It's a group of SABR members having dinner and talking baseball. Parking is across the street, buses at the end of the block, and the subway is an uphill walk there (but downhill after dinner). No RSVPs necessary -- just turn right after entering and make your way to the back.

What is the Hot Stove Dinner? It's a group of SABR members having dinner and talking baseball. There is no agenda and no speakers, just a casual dinner where the topic of baseball just might come up...

American Tap Room has pub-type food, salads, appetizers, and a variety of entrees; I've eaten there before and the food is good, plus they have a wide variety of beers on tap.  For more info, go to americantaproom.com.  (There is no menu listed for the Clarendon location--but the Reston menu is similar.  Plus, they have Happy Hour food and drink specials!)

The venue is right across the street from the Orange Line's Clarendon stop. For motorists, there's an underground parking lot on Highland Street, a block north of Wilson, for a $5.00 fee. There is also free street parking in the neighborhood after 6PM.

Cost: Only what you eat and drink.

Our guest this month is Charles Kupfer, who will discuss his book, Something Magic: The Baltimore Orioles, 1979-1983.

Come when you like, leave when you like. Everyone is invited.

What is the Hot Stove Dinner? It's a group of SABR members having dinner and talking baseball. Parking is across the street, buses at the end of the block, and the subway is an uphill walk there (but downhill after dinner). No RSVPs necessary -- just turn right after entering and make your way to the back.

Our guest this month is Ted Patterson, who will discuss his book, Day by Day in Baltimore Orioles History.

Come when you like, leave when you like. Everyone is invited.

For more information, contact David Paulson.

What is the Hot Stove Dinner? It's a group of SABR members having dinner and talking baseball. There is no agenda and no speakers, just a casual dinner where the topic of baseball just might come up...

American Tap Room has pub-type food, salads, appetizers, and a variety of entrees; I've eaten there before and the food is good, plus they have a wide variety of beers on tap.  For more info, go to americantaproom.com.  (There is no menu listed for the Clarendon location--but the Reston menu is similar.  Plus, they have Happy Hour food and drink specials!)

The venue is right across the street from the Orange Line's Clarendon stop. For motorists, there's an underground parking lot on Highland Street, a block north of Wilson, for a $5.00 fee. There is also free street parking in the neighborhood after 6PM.

Cost: Only what you eat and drink.

What is the Hot Stove Dinner? It's a group of SABR members having dinner and talking baseball. Parking is across the street, buses at the end of the block, and the subway is an uphill walk there (but downhill after dinner). No RSVPs necessary -- just turn right after entering and make your way to the back.

What is the Hot Stove Dinner? It's a group of SABR members having dinner and talking baseball. There is no agenda and no speakers, just a casual dinner where the topic of baseball just might come up...

American Tap Room has pub-type food, salads, appetizers, and a variety of entrees; I've eaten there before and the food is good, plus they have a wide variety of beers on tap.  For more info, go to americantaproom.com.  (There is no menu listed for the Clarendon location--but the Reston menu is similar.  Plus, they have Happy Hour food and drink specials!)

The venue is right across the street from the Orange Line's Clarendon stop. For motorists, there's an underground parking lot on Highland Street, a block north of Wilson, for a $5.00 fee. There is also free street parking in the neighborhood after 6PM.

Cost: Only what you eat and drink.

What is the Hot Stove Dinner? It's a group of SABR members having dinner and talking baseball. Parking is across the street, buses at the end of the block, and the subway is an uphill walk there (but downhill after dinner). No RSVPs necessary -- just turn right after entering and make your way to the back.

What is the Hot Stove Dinner? It's a group of SABR members having dinner and talking baseball. There is no agenda and no speakers, just a casual dinner where the topic of baseball just might come up...

American Tap Room has pub-type food, salads, appetizers, and a variety of entrees; I've eaten there before and the food is good, plus they have a wide variety of beers on tap.  For more info, go to americantaproom.com.  (There is no menu listed for the Clarendon location--but the Reston menu is similar.  Plus, they have Happy Hour food and drink specials!)

The venue is right across the street from the Orange Line's Clarendon stop. For motorists, there's an underground parking lot on Highland Street, a block north of Wilson, for a $5.00 fee. There is also free street parking in the neighborhood after 6PM.

Cost: Only what you eat and drink.

What is the Hot Stove Dinner? It's a group of SABR members having dinner and talking baseball. Parking is across the street, buses at the end of the block, and the subway is an uphill walk there (but downhill after dinner). No RSVPs necessary -- just turn right after entering and make your way to the back.

Presentations and Nats vs. Reds game

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