Pittsburgh spent heavily for Rabbit Maranville, but his all-around excellence paid off for a struggling Pirates team.

One famous fan’s expression of appreciation lives on forever in Cooperstown.

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

Major League Baseball’s all-stars faced off during spring training to assist war-ravaged Finland.

Jane Leavy is an acclaimed author who has written biographies on some of baseball’s biggest names. In a recent telephone interview with Leavy, she talked about the important role digitization of the Ruth scrapbooks have played in her own research.

On March 9, 1912 Joseph "Arky" Vaughan was born in Arkansas.

Digitized photos of the Negro Leagues, the papers of pioneering African-American writer Wendell Smith and a Jackie Robinson scrapbook are now online.

Though hardly a home run hitter, Honus Wagner flexed his power to hit for the cycle in 1912.

Longtime Reds owner, league chairman August Herrmann a Pre-Integration Committee Finalist at Hall of Fame

Don Baylor never went down without a fight.

Umpire Frank Umont broke the stigma of Men in Blue wearing glasses.

Baseball’s best weekend brings out memories, emotions.

Three legendary managers were a part of the Class of 2014.

Once a talented prospect, Otto Vélez struggled to find playing time early in his career before battling injuries later on.

10-name Pre-Integration Era ballot to be reviewed and voted upon Dec. 7.

Oscar Gamble showcased his colorful personality on and off the field.

Once a talented prospect, Otto Vélez struggled to find playing time early in his career before battling injuries later on.

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