With the new DH rule preserving his ailing legs, Orlando Cepeda recorded four doubles in a game in 1973.

Mike Schmidt recalls a special visit he and other Hall of Famers paid to Station 26, in New York City's Hell's Kitchen district, shortly after 9/11.

Before Barry Bonds, there was Bobby Bonds.

World Series heroics in 1967 highlighted Julián Javier's 13-year career in the big leagues.

Mike Piazza and Ken Griffey Jr. were formally inducted on a sunny Sunday afternoon in Cooperstown, in front of an estimated crowd of 50,000 fans.

In 1972, "In Action" Topps cards were always appreciated.

Wally Moon's high-flying home runs were as memorable as his eyebrows.

The journey of Cuba native Zoilo Versalles.

The Cleveland Indians defeated the Chicago Cubs 13-5 in the Hall of Fame Game on Aug. 9, 1971.

Ernie Banks' success translated into back-to-back MVP awards.

Homering in his third career game, Ernie Banks flashed his potential before an offseason position battle.

The moments are timeless. And the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum makes sure they are preserved forever. Take a look at how the Hall ensures postseason history will always be a part of the Cooperstown experience.

A look back at Monte Irvin's interview with the Hall of Fame in 2006.

The Chicago Cubs recorded the first-ever shutout in Hall of Fame Game history, topping the Cleveland Indians 5-0 on June 27, 1960.

Frick Award winner Milo Hamilton passed away Thursday at age 88.

Baseball has always held a special place in Dan Issel's heart.