Stories of Women in Baseball

Stories that highlight the lives and experiences of women in baseball through key moments in history.

Undrafted after finishing college, Al Holland's simple approach to pitching led to a 10-year big league career.

Two legendary pitchers were elected to Cooperstown on Jan. 7, 1992.

For one season, no one may have had the impact Fred Lynn did in 1975.

Edgar Martinez's path to the Hall of Fame began when he signed with the Seattle Mariners on Dec. 19, 1982.

Dave Dravecky not only beat cancer and returned to win a major league game, he won much more – including the respect of millions of fans.

Ron LeFlore's journey from prison to a nine-year major league career became one of the most startling stories in the history of the game.

Pat Hughes has called over 6,000 MLB games in his 40-year broadcasting career.

After leaving the Red Sox, Wade Boggs signed a three-year contract with the Yankees.

Legendary Cubs voice to be honored at July 21-24 Induction Weekend in Cooperstown.

Longtime beat writer has been named the BBWAA's 2023 Career Excellence Award winner.

Longtime Detroit Free Press writer totaled most votes in historically close election.

The newest member of the Class of 2023 shares his thoughts on his first 24 hours as a Hall of Famer.

Fred McGriff will be inducted in Cooperstown on July 23, 2023.

Contemporary Baseball Era Committee tabs five-time All-Star as member of Class of 2023.