Stories of Women in Baseball
Stories that highlight the lives and experiences of women in baseball through key moments in history.
#Shortstops: Tatis has a home in Cooperstown
The helmet worn by Fernando Tatis Sr. on April 23, 1999, during a game where he hit two grand slams in one inning is part of the Hall of Fame collection.
#CardCorner: 1975 Topps Rennie Stennett
Rennie Stennett was one of the top hitting National League second basemen of the 1970s.
Henderson’s deal with Padres sets the stage for history
Rickey Henderson signed with the Padres on March 19, 2001. By the end of the season, he would be baseball's all-time leader in walks and runs.
Lou Gehrig’s legacy celebrated every day at Hall of Fame
Lou Gehrig's singular legacy remains vibrant more than 80 years after he appeared in his final big league game.
#CardCorner: 1952 Topps Harry Simpson
Harry Simpson's 1952 Topps card showed him at the beginning of a career that would see him play for five teams over eight seasons.
#Shortstops: A Brave beginning
Johnny Evers led the Cubs to two World Series victories before being traded to Boston, where he helped the Miracle Braves win the 1914 Fall Classic.
Chandler, Jackson honored in Class of 1982
Travis Jackson and Happy Chandler were elected to the Hall of Fame by the Veterans Committee in 1982.
#Shortstops: Cooperstown at Citi Field
On April 13, 2009, Tom Seaver and Mike Piazza teamed up for the first pitch at the debut of Citi Field.
Negro Leagues Committee members reflect on the historic 2006 election
In 2006, a special committee elected 17 Negro Leagues legends to the Hall of Fame.
Cartoon artwork from Topps cards part of history
The artwork on the backs of baseball cards has charmed collectors for decades.
Braves’ trade gives Simmons a chance to return to NL
Ted Simmons returned to his National League roots following a trade to the Braves on March 5, 1986.
#CardCorner: 1989 Topps Ron Hassey
As a lefty-hitting catcher who topped the .300 mark twice, Ron Hassey was an in-demand trade piece throughout the 1980s.
#CardCorner: 1976 Topps Davey Lopes
Davey Lopes didn't become a big league regular until he was 28 years old. But he made up for lost time by becoming one of the best base stealers of his era.
Hall of Fame Event Updates
Alternative plans being prepared for July 25th Induction Ceremony; Hall of Fame Classic Memorial Day Weekend events canceled.
Historic 2006 election honors Negro Leagues legends
On Feb. 27, 2006, the Special Committee on Negro Leagues elected 17 new Hall of Famers.