The Baseball 100: No. 8, Ty Cobb - The Athletic

The Baseball 100: No. 2, Babe Ruth - The Athletic

By the time of his retirement in 1928, Ty Cobb had set ninety major league baseball records, many of which — including twelve batting titles and a

My Twenty Years in Baseball (Dover Baseball)

The Boys of Summer Have Returned to the Baseball Field - The Tablet

Ty Cobb Remembers, by John Thorn

The Baseball 100' Review: Final Score - WSJ

Ty Cobb had his hit total changed from 4191 to 4189 meaning that Pete Rose broke the hit record on September 8th, 1985 at Wrigley Field and NOT three days later at

1976 Topps Ty Cobb (All Time All-Star)

Book excerpt: Inside Ty Cobb's rivalry with Babe Ruth - Sports Illustrated

Ty Cobb Family Tree and Descendants - The History Junkie