National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum

For Ueck. 💙 Brewers Hall of Famer Robin Yount pays tribute to the legendary Frick Award-winning broadcaster Bob Uecker. #WorldSeries

Even as a Hall of Famer, he’s still making great plays. Join us in wishing Ichiro Suzuki a happy 53rd birthday!

Reggie Jackson only saw three pitches in the strike zone during Game 6 of the 1977 World Series. He put each one in the Yankee Stadium seats – and that, folks, is how Mr. October got his nickname. ow.ly/lC0v50ZYKCQ

Milwaukee, you have a World Series!

Central New York baseball fans will be clowning around in 2027. Banana Ball returns to Cooperstown over Memorial Day Weekend as the Indianapolis Clowns take on the Texas Tailgaters: ow.ly/21ST50ZYhA3

If you hear 59 bells chiming, that’s us celebrating Trevor Time. Join us in wishing Hall of Famer Trevor Hoffman a happy birthday! 🎉

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

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.”

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!

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.🇵🇷

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.

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

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.

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

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.

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

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!

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

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.

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.

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.

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

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. 🇺🇸

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

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

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

Three of a kind and one for the books. #HOFWKND » ow.ly/5ybU50Zt1Ju

Reflecting on greatness. #HOFWKND

Presenting your Hall of Fame Class of 2026!

Carrying the torch for the next generation. #HOFWKND

Welcome to baseball immortality, Carlos Beltrán.

Curaçao, this is for you. #HOFWKND

Welcome to baseball immortality, Andruw Jones.

Kent is Superman. #HOFWKND

Welcome to baseball immortality, Jeff Kent.

Cooperstown showed out on Saturday to salute baseball royalty. #HOFWKND » ow.ly/vPHz50ZsXVx

Here’s looking at you, Kid. #HOFWKND

Nobody throws a parade like Cooperstown. Watch the legends arrive LIVE from Main Street: www.youtube.com/live/JEMe8AK...

For the 23rd year, Museum supporters followed the Yellow Brick Road to Cooperstown as Ozzie Smith hosted Turn Two. #HOFWKND » ow.ly/ClH650Zsu0r

The celebration is on for Carlos Beltrán, Andruw Jones and Jeff Kent! Don’t miss a moment of #HOFWKND » baseballhall.org/hofwknd

Iconic in every era. The legends of tomorrow will tip their cap to the Class of 2026 with special Hall of Fame Weekend looks for all 30 MLB teams.

Help us wish Rachel Robinson a happy 104th birthday! With grace, dignity and unsurpassed spirit, our 2017 Buck O’Neil Lifetime Achievement Award winner has been a devoted advocate for equality in baseball and beyond.

Help us wish a happy 86th birthday to Hall of Fame skipper Joe Torre!

The Hall of Fame remembers Mets, Dodgers, Giants, Expos and Cardinals infielder Ron Hunt, who passed away Wednesday at the age of 85. Hunt, a two-time All-Star in New York, led his league in hit by pitches each season from 1968-74, including a Modern Era-record 50 in 1971.

The most Baseball Hall of Famers in one place, at one time. A record 61 inductees are planning to participate in this year’s #HOFWKND festivities. See who’s coming to Cooperstown: ow.ly/UYtX50Zp3wB

Completing its journey from Ostrava to Cooperstown, Ondřej Satoria’s cap is now Hall of Fame history.

As the fourth Yankees player to earn All-Star MVP honors, Cody Bellinger joined some elite company – Giancarlo Stanton (2022), Mariano Rivera (2013) and Derek Jeter (2000). The bat he used to knock the game’s decisive two-run single will be preserved at the Hall of Fame.

Sign of the times. ✍️ The #AllStarGame lineup card autographed by the AL and NL starters is headed to the Hall of Fame.

Tom Seaver left much of his personal collection to the Hall of Fame when he passed away, ensuring his story would be told forever in Cooperstown. A new display on the Museum’s first floor brings his historic career into focus: ow.ly/YBNZ50Znnhe

The National League’s hottest hitters were no match for Pedro Martínez on this date in 1999. With @redsox.com fans cheering on their ace at Fenway Park, Martínez became the first pitcher to strike out the first four batters in an All-Star Game. ow.ly/K2n550ZmKib