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Pitching with Pride
Preserving history, honoring excellence, connecting generations. This is our mission at the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum. Sean Conroy made history on June 25 by starting in his first ...
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Mets trade for Hodges launched title run
The New York Mets wanted Gil Hodges to be their manager in the fall of 1967, and Hodges wanted to return home to New York City. But with Hodges still obligated to the Washington Senators, there was ...
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The magic of Induction Weekend endures in times of change
“This you may say of man – when theories change and crash, when schools, philosophies, when narrow dark alleys of thought, national, religious, economic, grow and disintegrate, man reaches, stumbles ...
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1969 Hall of Fame Game
The Minnesota Twins and the Houston Astros completed just five innings in the rain-shortened Hall of Fame Game on July 28, 1969. The Twins were winning 7-2 in front of 9,970 fans when the game was ...
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Polo Grounds pass tells story of Woodrow Wilson’s love of baseball
Woodrow Wilson was the president of Princeton University, governor of New Jersey, the 28th President of the United States and a big baseball fan. A unique 1923 New York Giants season pass for the Polo ...
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Kansas City catcher Salvador Perez visits Hall of Fame
One of MLB’s top catchers recently used part of his early offseason to tour the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum. Salvador Pérez, 28, is coming off his eighth season in the majors, all spent ...
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Symposium highlights baseball's impact on culture
The fans at the 31st Cooperstown Symposium on Baseball and American Culture, all 170 of them, came from different regions of the country, different academic backgrounds and ages, and different stories ...