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Rotisserie League Baseball

American  
Trademark.
  1. a game in which participants compete by running imaginary baseball teams whose results are based on the actual performances of major-league players.


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Daniel Okrent is many things — a prolific historian, co-writer of the hit comedy revue “Old Jews Telling Jokes,” an inventor of Rotisserie League Baseball and the first public editor of The New York Times.

From New York Times • Apr. 15, 2020

Daniel Okrent, author of Last Call: The Rise and Fall of Prohibition , has worn many hats in his career: veteran magazine editor, author, New York Times public editor, and founder of Rotisserie League Baseball.

From Newsweek • Jun. 1, 2010

There are even books: Okrent and Waggoner's original Rotisserie League Baseball, published by Bantam in 1984, and How to Win at Rotisserie Baseball by American Dreamer Peter Golenbock, just out from Vintage.

From Time Magazine Archive

It's time for the season's first pitch to Rotisserie League Baseball, which in just seven years has grown from a rookie gleaming with promise into a full-blown phenom with all the tools.

From Time Magazine Archive

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