One of the timeless traditions of baseball is discussing who is the greatest player among any given category ...

Lefty Grove was only just barely elected to the Hall of Fame in 1947. He made it by two votes. Nobody from the Hall of Fame even bothered to call him — he got word from a Cumberland News ...

The superlative Lefty Grove stands as one of the most underrated pitchers of all-time. Sure, he's a Hall of Famer (class of '47), but you don't often hear his name mentioned as being on the short ...

Unfortunately, in opting for the latter standard, Hersh fails to mention the left-hander with the greatest career: Lefty Grove. In 17 seasons, Grove was 300-141 (.680).

Jimmy Foxx, who had been so closely connected with countless other Lefty Grove victories, very fittingly delivered the signet sock to Ole Mose’s coveted 300th triumph.

In 1941, Lefty Grove of the Boston Red Sox wins his 300th and last game, beating the Cleveland Indians 10-6. On this date: 1902 — Jim Jeffries knocks out Bob Fitzsimmons in the eighth round to ...

LONACONING, Md. (AP) -- A video about Hall of Fame pitcher "Lefty" Grove has been created as part of a fundraising effort to get a statue of him placed in his hometown of Lonaconing. The ...

Major League Baseball Hall of Fame pitcher Lefty Grove returned to his hometown of Lonaconing on Aug. 27 in the form of a 22-inch bronze model of a statue that will be erected in his honor.

LONACONING, Md. (AP) -- An artist has been commissioned to sculpt a bronze statue of Hall of Fame pitcher "Lefty" Grove and install it in his hometown of Lonaconing. The Cumberland Times-News ...

And Lefty Grove, star southpaw for the Boston Red Sox, was riding a prolific 20-game home win streak. The southpaw went more than three years without suffering a loss at Fenway Park.