On April 26, 1974, Hank Aaron became baseball's all-time leader in grand slam home runs.

Before Barry Bonds, there was Bobby Bonds.

Nine-year big leaguer Larvell Blanks was traded four times but rarely found the stable playing time he was looking for.

Don Baylor never went down without a fight.

A stretch-drive deal brought future Hall of Famer John Smoltz to Atlanta.

Outfielder Walt Williams' physique earned him a quirky nickname that followed him throughout his career.

A history of the Championship ring.

On May 2, 1959, Frank Robinson hit for the cycle for Cincinnati against the Dodgers.

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

All-Star outfielder, postseason hero David Justice made his first trek to Cooperstown in 2015.

Lou Boudreau's bat and brains carried Cleveland through the 1948 American League tiebreaker and to a World Series title.

Ty Cobb made his home debut for the Philadelphia Athletics on April 20, 1927.

Art “Superman” Pennington was an equal among greats. But he preferred to play in Latin America, where he was judged by his talents instead of by the color of his skin.

For four seasons beginning in 1959, the AL and NL controversially played multiple All-Star Games.

For Hall of Famers, the final day of the regular season has meant tight pennant races, last-minute batting titles and, for a couple, free cars.

From the fans in the theater seats to the filmmakers themselves, there were enough smiles to fill an entire big screen at the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum’s Baseball Film Festival Sept. 25-27.

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.

The Georgia Peach joins the A's.

Leroy Jacobsen of Oak Park, Ill., wrote to Ty Cobb and got a reply from in May 1953, written in his signature green ink. In it, Cobb gives his opinions on the state of baseball at the time.

Party Animals win season series in final game of 2023 World Tour.

Party Animals win season series in final game of 2023 World Tour.

A pair of red Mizuno cleats helped Ozzie Smith shine as the Cardinals won the 1982 World Series.

Buck O'Neil's scouting work brought countless Black stars to the big leagues, some of whom went on to enjoy Hall of Fame careers.

Banana Ball arrived Friday with a new exhibit at the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum.

After 13 seasons with the Cardinals, Ted Simmons shifted to the American League with a 1980 trade to the Brewers.

Banana Ball arrived Friday with a new exhibit at the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum.

Trailing Milwaukee in the 1982 World Series and facing Don Sutton in Game 6, the Cardinals needed a miracle. Rookie John Stuper pitched a masterpiece to push the series to seven games.

Sixto Lezcano hit .271 with 148 home runs in his 12-year career, and he was twice dealt in trades for future Hall of Famers.

1981 Lary Sorensen Topps Traded card.