The 1962 Hall of Fame Game was canceled due to rain.

Edd Roush was an early adopter of Fred Clarke's invention: flip-up sunglasses.

After spending much of 1970 in the minors, Vida Blue returned to throw a dazzling no-hitter.

Carlton became the first left-hander – and just the sixth pitcher overall – to record 3,000 strikeouts in a career.

The annual rite of spring.

Blue Moon Odom's unusual delivery style is captured in his 1972 Topps "In Action" card.

Hitting in the big leagues was often a struggle for Kurt Bevacqua, but he made a name for himself with a breakthrough performance in the 1984 World Series.

The PLAY Ball fundraiser offers visitors a chance to practice baseball skills and interact with Hall of Fame players.

Matt Alexander's value as a pinch runner kept him on MLB rosters and, in 1979, helped fuel Pittsburgh's World Series title.

A winter meetings trading frenzy transported Joe Morgan from Houston to Cincinnati.

In 1886, Mike Krukow became the San Francisco Giants first 20-game winner since 1973.

For three days, Rollie Fingers was a member of the Boston Red Sox, in one of the most controversial sales of all time.