Abstract
Jules Tygiel's Past Time shows how fascinating the history of baseball can be when you get beyond mere records, teams, and player personalities. This loose collection of nine essays (a clever design element treats them as innings) spans the history of baseball from the rise of the "national game" in the 1850s to the appearance of "populist" fantasy and rotisserie baseball in the 1980s.
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