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COOPERSTOWN, NY – The San Francisco Giants made history with their first World Series championship in 2010.
Their predecessors, the New York Giants, had already achieved mythical status as one of the powerhouse teams of the first century of play in the National League.
This weekend in Cooperstown, those cities and fans intersect in Cooperstown at a celebration of Autumn Glory.
COOPERSTOWN, NY – Baseball's greatest stories are preserved forever at the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum in Cooperstown.
This year, some of baseball's greatest storytellers are coming to Cooperstown to share their work as part of the Museum's annual Authors' Series offerings.
COOPERSTOWN, NY – Some of baseball's greatest players overcame serious arm injuries en route to the Hall of Fame.
This May, the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum will host two free community talks, presented by Bassett Healthcare Network, designed to share knowledge about athletic injuries of the elbow and shoulder, along with preventive care for those crucial joints throughout all stages of life.
COOPERSTOWN, NY – Numbers and statistics have been a part of baseball's hold on fans for more than 100 years. But it's the records those figures represent – and the stories forever attached to them – that bring the National Pastime its immortal status.
View the schedule of events for 2011 Classic Weekend
View the lineups for the 2011 Hall of Fame Classic
COOPERSTOWN, NY – It's a tradition that goes back almost as far as the game itself: Fathers passing the love to baseball to their children.
Starting today, April 25, families can secure their seats at baseball's best Father's Day tradition: The 2011 Baseball Hall of Fame Classic, presented by Ford Motor Company.
COOPERSTOWN, NY – The National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum will host its annual World Series Weekend, May 7-8, in Cooperstown, honoring the 2010 San Francisco Giants with two days of programming and special events highlighting the franchise's first World Championship in San Francisco, featuring a special appearance of the Giants World Series trophy.
COOPERSTOWN, NY – Seven Hall of Fame heroes will be featured in the Father's Day Hall of Fame Classic lineup at Doubleday Field in Cooperstown.
But before the legends of the game return to the field, they'll share memories of their days as All-Stars at the June 18 Voices of the Game program as part of Hall of Fame Classic Weekend.
COOPERSTOWN, NY – When he stepped onto the Doubleday Field mound at the inaugural Hall of Fame Classic at the age of 90 on Father’s Day in 2009, Bob Feller proved his status as an American icon was truly timeless.
Today, on the 71st anniversary of his Opening Day no-hitter, Feller’s iconic legend continues in Cooperstown. As a key part of the latest baseball tradition he helped create, the Hall of Fame Classic, the Hall of Fame announced today that Classic’s Player of the Game Award will be dedicated in Feller’s memory and presented beginning in 2011.
COOPERSTOWN, NY – Cooperstown memories last a lifetime. This Father's Day Weekend, fans can preserve those memories with photos of their Hall of Fame heroes on historic Doubleday Field.
As part of Hall of Fame Classic Weekend, presented by Ford Motor Company, the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum will offer an exclusive opportunity for fans to be photographed with a group of Hall of Fame members on Saturday, June 18 as part of Hall of Fame Classic Fest at Doubleday Field.
COOPERSTOWN, NY – For two storied years in the 1980s, Dale Murphy towered over the National League as its Most Valuable Player.
On Father's Day, fans will have the chance to re-live those incredible seasons when Murphy suits up for the third annual Hall of Fame Classic at Doubleday Field.
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This Day in Baseball History
On May 19, 1956, Pittsburgh Pirates slugger Dale Long clubs a ninth-inning home run against the Cubs. Long will hit home runs in each of his next seven games, establishing a major league record for home runs in consecutive games.