Hartnett’s Homer in the Gloamin’ powered Cubs to 1938 NL pennant
Gabby Hartnett's Sept. 28, 1938 walk-off home run propelled the Cubs into first place in the final days of the season.
Stories of Women in Baseball
Stories that highlight the lives and experiences of women in baseball through key moments in history.
#CardCorner: 1981 Topps Dave Kingman
During his 16 years in the big leagues, Dave Kingman was one of the top home run hitters of his era.
Gwynn swipes five bags to match NL record
Tony Gwynn stole five bases in a game on Sept. 20, 1986 to tie the modern NL record.
Museum Offers Weekly In-Depth Look at Baseball’s Memorable Moments through Friday Focus
New in-Museum programming, included with regular admission, provides guests with concentrated views of Hall of Fame exhibits, artifacts.
Hall of Fame’s Picturing America’s Pastime Exhibit Opens Sept. 10 in Fullerton, Calif.
Traveling photo exhibition runs through Dec. 31 at Fullerton Museum Center.
#CardCorner: 1978 Topps Tony Armas
During his 14-year big league career, Tony Armas had a front-row seat for history with memorable teams in Oakland and Boston.
Vance invincible down the stretch in 1925
At 34 years old, Dazzy Vance was the unquestioned king of the mound for the Dodgers in 1924-25.
#Shortstops: Heroes’ hat
Mets players visited Ground Zero after the 9/11 attacks and traded their shirts and caps for police and firefighter hats. A FDNY cap is part of the Museum’s collection.
#Shortstops: Kerry’s history
Kerry Wood tied the major league record with 20 strikeouts in a game in 1998.
#CardCorner: 1987 Topps Brett Butler
Brett Butler spent time with six teams during his 17-year big league career and complied a WAR of 49.7.
Clemente slashes three triples, ties record
Roberto Clemente tied the modern record and became the 28th player to hit three triples in a game in 1958.
Jim Kaat to Host Pathfinder Village-Baseball Hall of Fame Golf Invitational Sept. 19
Annual event benefits Pathfinder Village and Hall of Fame’s educational programs.
#Shortstops: Bionic Man
After Dodgers pitcher Tommy John suffered a torn ligament in his throwing elbow, team doctor Frank Jobe suggested they try a new surgical procedure to repair it. The surgery was a success and "Tommy John surgery" was born.
#CardCorner: 1991 Upper Deck Ron Gant
During his career, Ron Gant carved out an Atlanta Braves legacy before helping three other franchises reach the postseason.
Museum’s Distance Learning Program Honored with 2021-22 Pinnacle Award
Educational curriculum, virtual programs bring baseball around the world.
Hodges’ four-homer game was second in modern NL history
Gil Hodges put himself in the record books with a four home run game in 1950.