Jim McCormick has a compelling life story and career. Click here and learn more.
Over 130 years after his last pitch, McCormick still ranks near the top in every major pitching category and ahead of many Hall of Famers. Click here and learn more.
Advanced metrics aren't for everyone, but they are useful tools for revealing more about players. Click here and dig deeper into the numbers.
A proper analysis of McCormick's career compares his career to the Hall of Fame greats who pitched in his time -- John Clarkson, Pud Galvin, Tim Keefe, Old Hoss Radbourn, and Mickey Welch. You'll be surprised what you find.
Simply put, Jim McCormick is not in the Hall of Fame because he fell short of the 300 Win milestone. We address this issue and the reasons voters should look beyond it. Click here.
This is the definitive biography of of Jim McCormick, written by Chris Rainey for the Society for American Baseball Research, detailing his life and career.
McCormick, who rests in the Top 40 all-time in both the career wins and ERA departments, posted some amazing single season stats his Hall of Fame peers could not duplicate.
The modern baseball fan should understand this era and admire these pitchers, not ignore it and put its stars on a forgotten shelf.
Bobby Thomson is the most famous Scottish success in baseball but Jim McCormick was the best.