#Shortstops: Sox and jackets
The 44th president and a White Sox fan, Barack Obama threw the first pitch before the 2009 All-Star Game in St. Louis.
Stories of Women in Baseball
Stories that highlight the lives and experiences of women in baseball through key moments in history.
Marichal pitches one-hitter in MLB debut
On July 19, 1960, Juan Marichal made his big league debut for the Giants and one-hit the Phillies.
#Shortstops: Sign of a legend
Across various leagues and for countless teams, Satchel Paige enjoyed one of the longest and most successful pitching careers in baseball history.
#Shortstops: The guts not to fight
The late Chadwick Boseman starred in his portrayal of Jackie Robinson in the 2013 film "42."
#Shortstops: There’s no plate like home
Multiple versions of Washington, D.C. baseball have called Robert F. Kennedy Memorial Stadium home.
#Shortstops: Hank Aaron’s influence
Hank Aaron wasn't just a Hall of Fame ballplayer – his advocacy for racial justice earned him a lifetime membership to the NAACP in 1975.
Candy Digital Celebrates Hall of Fame Weekend with Coveted Digital Collectibles
Cooperstown institution partners with Candy to offer commemorative digital tickets to Museum.
52 Hall of Fame Legends to be in Cooperstown For Hall of Fame Weekend
Fred McGriff and Scott Rolen to be honored as Class of 2023.
#Shortstops: Making a (fashion) statement
Curtis Granderson pulled out all the stops for Jackie Robinson Day in 2018, honoring Robinson and Larry Doby with his custom cleats.
#Shortstops: This Buck didn’t stop
Buck Leonard's powerful bat made him a perennial Negro League All-Star and a legend of the game.
#Shortstops: Shoes of a wizard
A pair of red Mizuno cleats helped Ozzie Smith shine as the Cardinals won the 1982 World Series.
#Shortstops: Art of the pitcher
As he did on the field, Smokey Joe Williams stands tall in the Hall of Fame's Steele Art Gallery thanks to Deryl Daniel Mackie's portrait.
#CardCorner: 1978 Topps Matt Alexander
Matt Alexander's value as a pinch runner kept him on MLB rosters and, in 1979, helped fuel Pittsburgh's World Series title.
Foster’s strategy defined Negro Leagues
In 1921, manager Rube Foster used small ball – and a lot of it – to pull his Chicago American Giants out of a 10-0 hole.
Ozzie Smith Hosts Hall of Fame Weekend Favorite Turn Two
2002 Hall of Fame Electee and Museum Education Ambassador joins special guests Eddie Murray, Larry Walker and Dave Winfield at the Museum’s Annual Education Fundraiser, July 21.
Baseball, boxing intersected famously at Forbes Field in 1941
On June 8, 1941, the Pirates interrupted their game at Forbes Field to broadcast a boxing match between Billy Conn and Joe Louis.