Fifteen years after his August 5, 2001 Hall of Fame induction in Cooperstown, Dave Winfield is still larger than life.

With soft hands, the ability to call a good game and to block pitches well, Larry Haney was a catching artist.

Yankee hero re-connects with his famous bats at the Hall.

On field trips from around Upstate New York, inner-city students have explored baseball history and been inspired by the triumphs of Black legends.

On Sept. 2, 1962, the St. Louis slugger notched the 3,516th hit of his career to pass Tris Speaker.

The Negro leagues and baseball’s lost literature.

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

The 21st Hall of Fame Game featured the Boston Red Sox and the Milwaukee Braves.

Curt Flood and Hall of Famers who served in World War II will be honored during the annual Awards Presentation at Hall of Fame Weekend

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

Curt Flood and Hall of Famers who served in World War II will be honored during the annual Awards Presentation at Hall of Fame Weekend

The Negro leagues and baseball’s lost literature.

Jackie Robinson integrated the Dodgers in 1947, but it was more than another decade before some clubs finally embraced Black players.

The scorecard from Game 3 of 1951 NL playoff echoes Russ Hodges’ legendary call.

The Red Sox succumbed to pressure and became the last team to integrate in 1959, when Pumpsie Green made his debut.

The three-day event featured 13 films covering such varied topics as the life of Bill Lee after the majors, Ron Taylor’s transition from pitcher to medicine, the legacy of Hot Springs, Arkansas as a Spring Training site and the Negro League Harrisburg Giants baseball team.

Dodgers scout Clyde Leroy Sukeforth played a critical role in Jackie Robinson's signing with the organization.

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