On Feb. 13, 1920, the Negro National League was formed.

On January 20, 1966 Ted Williams became one of the newest members of the Baseball Hall of Fame.

Generations of the game's greats have played in Cooperstown.

Jackie Robinson and Roberto Clemente crossed paths with Martin Luther King Jr. in their fights for civil rights and racial equality.

The annual rite of spring.

Negro Leagues legends like Satchel Paige used humor to add to the show on the field.

We should not be surprised to see Nate Colbert smiling on his 1969 Topps card.

Game debuted July 6, 1933, to coincide with Chicago World's Fair.

Like many Hall of Famers, Mantle, Mays and Snider overcame adversity to reach the Hall of Fame

The Philadelphia Phillies’ Steve Carlton struck out 12 Montreal Expos on Sept. 21, 1981 to pass Bob Gibson atop the National League’s all-time strikeout list.

Baseball’s royalty makes its way to "America's Most Perfect Village."

Baseball’s royalty makes its way to "America's Most Perfect Village."

Hall of Fame Lefty in Cooperstown for opening of new photo exhibit at Fenimore Art Museum.

For the 14th straight year, The Wizard is ready to PLAY Ball in Cooperstown.

In 1965 in New York City, the future of the National Pastime forever changed with the inaugural MLB Draft.

The Hall of Fame welcomed its two newest members Sunday as Fred McGriff and Scott Rolen were inducted.

When the Cardinals shipped Steve Carlton to the Phillies in exchange for Rick Wise, it began a record-setting run in Philadelphia for Carlton.

The Hall will showcase some of the game’s most breathtaking pitchers – and pictures – with the screening of the documentary 'Fastball' during Hall of Fame Weekend.