Ken Griffey Jr. and Mike Piazza became the newest additions to the National Baseball Hall of Fame on Jan. 6, 2016.

It was a matchup of two soon-to-be dynasties that created one of the most exciting World Series in history.

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

Roberto Alomar's jersey will be featured in the new exhibit.

Mammoth blast landed an estimated 535 feet from home plate.

Tom Brookens' 1990 Fleer card captures him ready-to-field at his best position, third base.

Pope John Paul II autographed a baseball later donated by Sparky Anderson.

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

Over 11 big league seasons, Aurelio López became one of the most successful relief pitchers in the game.

Team Wizards defeated Team Knucksies 5-1 at Doubleday Field

The 2017 Inductees Exhibit is open at the Hall of Fame and will remain on display through May of 2018

The 1977 MLB Draft produced future Hall of Famers Harold Baines, Paul Molitor, Ozzie Smith and Tim Raines.

Four Hall of Famers showed their benevolence by not only sharing their insights on the game of baseball but also raised funds for a worthy cause.

The 1977 MLB Draft produced future Hall of Famers Harold Baines, Paul Molitor, Ozzie Smith and Tim Raines.

Tickets for the 2017 Hall of Fame Classic, scheduled for Memorial Day Weekend, are now available online and via phone for Museum members.

John Schuerholz entered the world of big league baseball with a letter to a man he did not know.