Sportswriter Ed Lucas, who became blind as a boy in 1951, stopped by the Hall of Fame to discuss his new book "Seeing Home: The Ed Lucas Story."

With the digital evolution of their craft, baseball photographers have grown to take more dazzling photos while gaining control over how those shots are used.

Twenty years ago, Ken Griffey Jr. captured the hearts of Presidential campaign voters.

With the digital evolution of their craft, baseball photographers have grown to take more dazzling photos while gaining control over how those shots are used.

Two former American League Most Valuable Player Award winners as well as two World Series MVPs are among 19 new candidates on the 2017 Hall of Fame ballot

Buck O'Neil's scouting work brought countless Black stars to the big leagues, some of whom went on to enjoy Hall of Fame careers.

Hall of Famer touched lives throughout his remarkable career.

Terry Cashman’s “Talkin’ Baseball” a timeless classic

For four seasons beginning in 1959, the AL and NL controversially played multiple All-Star Games.

Mammoth blast landed an estimated 535 feet from home plate.

A stretch-drive deal brought future Hall of Famer John Smoltz to Atlanta.

With a cannon for an arm and a powerful bat, Lance Parrish was a force behind the plate for the 1980s Tigers.

For Mike Schmidt, 1980 was a year of great significance.

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

On July 23, 1951, Vin Scully stopped in Cooperstown and never really left.

With a cannon for an arm and a powerful bat, Lance Parrish was a force behind the plate for the 1980s Tigers.

"Now batting for Pedro Borbon...Manny Mota...Mota...Mota."

Early in his career, Mike Schmidt gave the baseball world a taste of his prodigious power.