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The official account of the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum. It's always baseball season here.

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National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum @baseballhall.org · 5d ago

We miss Roy Halladay every day but especially today, the 16th anniversary of his no-hitter in Game 1 of the NLDS. ow.ly/AFib50ZUUEP

National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum @baseballhall.org · last wk.

Ten years ago today, Vin Scully signed off the Dodgers airwaves for the final time. “You and I have been friends for a long time, but I know in my heart that I’ve always needed you more than you’ve ever needed me.”

National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum @baseballhall.org · 2w ago

Carsynn Meyer made history this summer as the first American girl to play in a Little League World Series title game. The batting gloves she wore while leading the Paseo Verde squad are coming to Cooperstown!

Carsynn Meyer stands in the open side of her right-handed batting stance. (Photo courtesy Little League Baseball and Softball)

Carsynn Meyer poses while wearing a pair of green, pink and blue Easton batting gloves. (Photo courtesy Tiffany Meyer)

Pittsburgh Pirates @pirates.com · 2w ago

Roberto Clemente penned his name into baseball’s history books when he collected his 3,000th hit. He became the first Latino player to reach that milestone, and it was the final hit of his career.🇵🇷

National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum @baseballhall.org · 2w ago

Seventy-two years ago today, Willie Mays made “The Catch.” Flagging down Vic Wertz's fly ball in the expansive Polo Grounds outfield, the Say Hey Kid made one of the most iconic plays in sports history in Game 1 of the 1954 World Series.

National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum @baseballhall.org · 2w ago

The 2027 Ford C. Frick Award ballot features 10 broadcasters whose careers concluded prior to the Wild Card Era: 🔹 Buddy Blattner 🔹 Ken Coleman 🔹 Dizzy Dean 🔹 Earl Gillespie 🔹 Merle Harmon 🔹 Ned Martin 🔹 Monte Moore 🔹 Gustavo Lopez Moreno 🔹 Bill O’Donnell 🔹 Jack Quinlan

2027 Ford C. Frick Award Finalists: Buddy Blattner, Ken Coleman, Dizzy Dean, Earl Gillespie, Merle Harmon, Ned Martin, Monte Moore, Gustavo Lopez Moreno, Bill O’Donnell, Jack Quinlan.

National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum @baseballhall.org · 2w ago

Jacob Misiorowski held opposing hitters to a .157 average – the lowest in a full season on record – while helping the Brewers win a franchise-best 103 games. Miz’s cap and spikes from his final regular season start are headed to Cooperstown.

Jacob Misiorowski stands at his locker, holding a pair of navy New Balance cleats in his right hand and a Brewers cap in his left hand.

National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum @baseballhall.org · 2w ago

Happy birthday to a Phillies icon and one of the game’s greatest third basemen – Mike Schmidt!

Seated portrait of Mike Schmidt holding his Hall of Fame plaque on the banks of Otsego Lake. (Milo Stewart Jr./National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum)

National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum @baseballhall.org · 2w ago

A storybook career starts and ends the same way – wearing the Olde English D. Justin Verlander is graciously donating the Tigers cap he wore in his final game to the Hall of Fame.

Justin Verlander stands at his locker and holds a navy Tigers cap.

National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum @baseballhall.org · 2w ago

In the Bronx, No. 52 will always belong to CC Sabathia.

CC Sabathia stands next to his Monument Park plaque. The full text reads as follows:

CARSTEN CHARLES SABATHIA JR.
“CC”
NEW YORK YANKEES
2009-2019

A fierce competitor and consummate teammate whose arrival in 2009 restored the Yankees to championship glory. An unyielding workhorse on the mound, Sabathia anchored the rotation for 11 seasons, earning the admiration of the Bronx faithful through his passion, leadership, and resilience.

The 2009 ALCS MVP led the Yankees to their 27th World Series title. A six-time All-Star, he recorded 134 victories in pinstripes and is just the third left-handed pitcher in baseball history to reach both 250 wins and 3,000 career strikeouts.

Beyond his statistical dominance, Sabathia was a unifying presence in the clubhouse, a loyal ambassador for the game, and a true Yankee who left it all on the field for his team and New York City.

Inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame in 2025.

DEDICATED BY THE
NEW YORK YANKEES
SEPTEMBER 26, 2026

(Michael Mooney/MLB Photos)

National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum @baseballhall.org · 2w ago

Denny Matthews, the iconic voice of the @royals.com, will call his 8,000th game on Friday night. The 2007 Frick Award recipient has spent his entire 58-year career in Kansas City, starting with the franchise’s first game in 1969. Congrats from all of us in Cooperstown!

Denny Matthews stands behind a Hall of Fame lectern as he speaks during the 2007 Induction Ceremony. (Milo Stewart Jr./National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum)

National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum @baseballhall.org · 3w ago

Carlos Beltrán is this week’s guest on The Road to Cooperstown podcast! Stream here: baseballhall.org/podcast

Carlos Beltrán is this week’s guest on The Road to Cooperstown, available now on all major podcast platforms. (Beltrán photo: Daniel Shirey/MLB Photos)

National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum @baseballhall.org · 3w ago

Dazzling defensive prowess and tremendous power earned Ryne Sandberg nine straight Gold Glove Awards, 10 consecutive All-Star Game appearances and a plaque in Cooperstown. The Cubs legend was born #OTD in 1959.

Ryne Sandberg speaks at a Hall of Fame lectern next to his plaque at the 2005 Induction Ceremony. (Milo Stewart Jr./National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum)

National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum @baseballhall.org · 4w ago

Join us in wishing Tim Raines a happy 67th birthday! The seven-time All-Star led the National League in steals in each of his first four full big league seasons (1981-84) en route to Cooperstown.

Tim Raines, wearing a powder blue Expos uniform, follows through on his left-handed swing. (MLB Photos)

National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum @baseballhall.org · 4w ago

Help us wish Brewers legend and Hall of Famer Robin Yount a happy 71st birthday! He spent his entire 20-year career in Milwaukee, where he became the third player to win MVPs at two different positions.

Robin Yount wears a bright yellow plaid jacket as he walks across the infield holding a baseball in his right hand prior to Game 1 of the National League Championship Series. (Mary DeCicco/MLB Photos)

National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum @baseballhall.org · 4w ago

On and off the field, Roberto Clemente embodied class and humanitarianism. The Hall of Fame joins the baseball community in celebrating The Great One today and every day. #ClementeDay

Black and white batting portrait of Roberto Clemente in a Pirates uniform demonstrating his right-handed swing. (Osvaldo Salas/National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum)

National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum @baseballhall.org · last mo.

A Hall of Fame employee captured this photograph of our baseball scoreboard in the days following the Sept. 11 attacks. Twenty-five years later, the promise stands: We will never forget. 🇺🇸

A scoreboard outside the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum reflects the Major League Baseball standings through September 11, 2001. A placard reads, “Due to the tragic events in America, Major League Baseball has cancelled all games until further notice. This rare occurrence last happened on D-Day, June 6, 1944.”

National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum @baseballhall.org · last mo.

Hall of Famer, World Series champion, five-time Cy Young Award winner… and elite photographer. Join us in wishing Randy Johnson a happy birthday! 🎉

Randy Johnson holds a camera and prepares to take a photo during the Induction Ceremony. (Milo Stewart Jr./National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum)

National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum @baseballhall.org · last mo.

Paul Molitor joins The Road to Cooperstown podcast with host Jon Morosi! New episodes drop every Tuesday: baseballhall.org/podcast

Paul Molitor is this week’s guest on The Road to Cooperstown, available now on all major podcast platforms. (Molitor photo: Parker Fish/National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum)

National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum @baseballhall.org · last mo.

We hope you’re enjoying a Labor Day break like these Hall of Famers! Already dreaming about your next Cooperstown getaway? Start here: baseballhall.org/planyourvisit