I have been to the Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown, New York, three times in my life. The first time was in the early ...

I n the first ever Hall of Fame ballot, 50 players were put on the ballot. Eight of them never became Hall of Famers. The rest did. There was no defined rules for who could be put ...

That’s what the folks at Oxford say fame is, and when it comes to the English language, they’re the experts. Bear that ...

Ken Goldin began his career in collectibles as a young teenager in 1978 when he swapped his electric racetrack car set for a friend’s baseball card collection. “I’ve worked in the world of ...

The 1916 Ruth is expected to fetch a small fraction of The Baltimore News “first” card despite being more highly graded (PSA ...

Forty years ago, a group of Tallahassee kids won a Babe Ruth World Series title. On Monday night, that team was inducted into the organization’s Hall of Fame. Some names you may recognize from ...

His career numbers — 173 wins, 153 losses, a 3.54 earned run average and a wins above replacement (WAR) value of 37.4 — are good but not exactly Hall of ... Brilliance. Babe Ruth was one ...

Walz was asked on the Dan Le Batard Show whether Mauer deserved to be a first-ballot Hall of Famer ... Walz asked, to which Stugotz floated Babe Ruth, who’s third all-time in homers with ...

Ruth Henderson McQueen was inducted on October 14 into the National 4-H Hall of Fame for her lifetime achievement and contributions to 4-H. McQueen (seated with award) is surrounded by the ...

Among the top stars included are Babe Ruth, Honus Wagner ... for Pete Rose and Barry Bonds to belatedly join their Hall of Fame peers. (Click here to purchase a box directly from the manufacturer.) ...

Queens and Staten Island merged with New York City. The Bronx Zoo opened. The inventor of basketball, Dr. James Naismith, was ...

He joined Babe Ruth as the only player to have at least two homers ... weren’t in 1988 when Kirk Gibson hobbled to the plate and hit a walk-off homer off Hall of Fame closer Dennis Eckersley. “We felt ...