On Nov. 16, 1977, the BBWAA named Rod Carew AL MVP.

The two sluggers who combined for 1,341 career home runs were elected to the Hall of Fame together on Jan. 13, 1982.

César Tovar's speed, offensive production and defensive versatility earned him MVP votes for five consecutive seasons.

Relying on a curveball that was among the best in the game, Tippy Martinez closed games for the outstanding Orioles teams of the late 1970s and early 1980s.

Of all the cards that Topps produced of Rawly Eastwick, none does a better job of capturing his baby-faced look than his 1978 card.

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

Class of 2016 electee Mike Piazza and his wife Alicia visited the Hall of Fame months before his induction.

Ken Griffey Jr. and Mike Piazza to Be Inducted Sunday at National Baseball Hall of Fame

Before Barry Bonds, there was Bobby Bonds.

In virtually all of his managerial stops, Lou Piniella turned struggling teams into pennant contenders.

Statistically, he’s the most consistent power hitter the game has ever known. But Mark McGwire’s story contains so much more than that.

From his days as a collegiate star at Mississippi State, Will Clark seemed destined for greatness – with a left-handed swing that was revered throughout the game.

10-name Today's Game Era ballot to be reviewed and voted upon Dec. 5.

Kevin Mitchell's 1993 Topps card features an appropriate image for a man who did not fit into any of the game’s preconceived notions or stereotypes.

Few pitchers ever competed like Hershiser – who was at his best when the pressure was greatest.

The Orioles lost Game 3 of the 1997 ALCS, but Mike Mussina still stole the show with his 15-strikeout performance.

Despite the rain delay, Wrigley Field remained full as Cubs fans witnessed Greg Maddux's 3,000th strikeout.

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

On March 30, 2000, HOFer Rickey Henderson became the second player to record a stolen base in four different decades.