Ruth’s legendary home run in Game 3 of the 1932 World Series lives on through the ages.

Barnstorming players fought to bring baseball to vast audiences.

Trade of slugging first baseman sent the last piece of the A's dynasty out of Philadelphia.

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

Museum documents provide a look into history.

Museum re-curates Babe Ruth Exhibit to coincide with the 100th anniversary of his big league debut.

On Dec. 9, 1965 Frank Robinson was traded to the Orioles.

While major league rosters were ravaged by war, Hall of Fame slugger Jimmie Foxx helped out the last-place Phillies by spending the final months of his career on the mound.

Hall of Famer Christy Mathewson's stellar performance in the 1905 World Series epitomized postseason supremacy.

The Garry Herrmann collection in Cooperstown is a little-known gold mine that continues to produce nuggets of 19th and early 20th century baseball history.

Larry Doby may not have been the first to reintegrate the major leagues, but his courage and accomplishments still left a lasting impact on baseball and society.

Jim Bunning has passed away at the age of 85.

James Thomas Bell, better known by his nickname “Cool Papa,” confounded opponents in the Negro Leagues with his ability to reach base.

This 1967 Topps card features Joe Foy, a member of the 1967 American League champion Boston Red Sox.

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

The Class of 1947 made history in Cooperstown.

On July 20, 1958 the lanky 26 year old from Southgate, Ky., etched his named into the record books with what would be his first of two career no-hitters.

Fanzone combined a love of baseball and music.

At 59, Satchel Paige came back for one more magical night on the mound.

Babe Ruth’s back-to-back brilliance in 1920-21 may never be duplicated.

Reggie Smith's 1983 Topps card also featured a future Hall of Famer.

Taken at the end of his career, Willie Crawford's 1978 Topps Card emanates the stress he felt during his final season in the big leagues.

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

In 1976, Rick Monday rescued the American flag in a historic moment that resonates with fans to this day.

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

Rick Rhoden overcame significant injuries to enjoy successful careers in both baseball and golf.

In 1976, Rick Monday rescued the American flag in a historic moment that resonates with fans to this day.

Jay Johnstone and the "Brockabrella."

In 1976, Rick Monday rescued the American flag in a historic moment that resonates with fans to this day.