Where the Research Lives
Chavis Media publishes through two distinct but connected outlets. Each has its own voice, focus, and audience, and together they form the core of what Chavis Media does.
Huntington Avenue Grounds
The foundational publication behind Chavis Media. Named for the historic Boston ballpark that hosted the first modern World Series in 1903, Huntington Avenue Grounds explores overlooked, unusual, and forgotten stories from across the sporting world.
Its work emphasizes archival research: historical venues, individuals, events, and their broader significance. The publication is not limited to baseball, nor to any single era. It follows the research wherever it leads, with a commitment to accuracy, context, and compelling storytelling.
Areas of Focus
- Forgotten venues and their histories
- Overlooked figures in sports history
- Unusual and underreported events
- Regional and local sports history
- The broader cultural significance of sport
Baseball and Us
A publication dedicated to exploring baseball history through specific dates, memorable games, forgotten players, and the cultural significance of America's pastime.
Baseball and Us approaches the game as a lens through which American history comes into focus. Each piece examines a particular moment, a game, a date, a career, and asks what it reveals about the sport and the country around it.
Areas of Focus
- A specific date in baseball history
- Memorable games and their context
- Forgotten players and careers
- Baseball's cultural and social significance
Follow the Research
Both publications are updated regularly. Visit each directly to read the latest work.