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The National Baseball Hall of Fame To any baseball fan, devotee or fanatic this is the mecca of America's "national pastime." The best part - even non baseball enthusiasts will love it! baseball • hall of fame • cooperstown • diversity of fans • sultan of swat
Vintage Train Rides to Cooperstown New York Family friendly vintage trains offer a touch of nostalgia for the golden era of rail travel while visiting a city famous for baseball, Cooperstown in Upstate New York, vintage train tours • cooperstown ny • upstate new york • national baseball hall of fame • milford depot
Cooperstown is Home to the Baseball Hall of Fame The Hall, home to centuries of baseball memorabilia, statistics, and research, has something for everyone, from the diehard fanatic to the most casual fan. cooperstown • baseball • history • legend • hall of fame
Hall of Fame for Rickey Henderson and Jim Rice The Baseball Writers Association of America voted Rickey Henderson, on his first ballot, and Jim Rice, on his final one, into the National Baseball Hall of Fame. rickey henderson • hall of fame • 2009 hall of fame vote • 2008 hall of fame voting results • baseball hall of fame
A Brief History of the Spitball Crafty pitchers have been 'doctoring up' baseballs for more than a century. It's all just part of the game. what is a spitball • history of the spitball • spitball pitchers • spitballers • gaylord perry spitball
Hall of Famer Walter Johnson Although Cy Young won more games, and Christy Mathewson won more acclaim, it is hard to argue that any pitcher was better than Johnson during the early 20th century. walter johnson career statistics • who was walter johnson • walter johnson hall of fame • walter johnson career record • wlater johnson career strikeouts
The Dodgers Hall Of Fame From Dazzy Vance in the 1920s to Mike Piazza in the 1990s, the Brooklyn/Los Angeles Dodgers have had a plethora of great players. Here are the eleven best of all time. dodger hall of fame • brooklyn dodgers hall fame • los angeles dodgers hall of fame • hall of fame dodgers • sandy koufax
Hall Hierarchy Starting to Get it A word about the abandonment of the Baseball Hall of Fame Veterans Committee as we knew it. baseball hall of fame • veterans committee • mazeroski • selig • steinbrenner
Halls of Fame locations of some sports halls of fame hall of fame • baseball • nfl • football • halls of fame
Veterans Committee Becoming a Joke A criticism of the Baseball Hall of Fame for allowing the Veterans Committee to elect non-deserving players into the Hall. mazeroski • veterans committee • gallego • hall of fame • pete rose
Baseball's Batting Triple Crown It's tough to win a batting title, a home run crown, or an RBI championship, but it's much harder to win all three in one season. Here are the 12 players who've done it. baseball triple crown • baseball triple crown winners • major league triple crown • national league triple crown • american league triple crown
Baseball's First Immortals The Baseball Hall of Fame opened in 1939 to mark the centennial of the game's legendary founding. The first five players elected are still legends. baseball hall of fame • baseball immortals • great baseball players • hall of fame inductees • babe ruth
Hall of Famer Dizzy Dean Dizzy Dean's brief but brilliant career landed him in the Baseball Hall of Fame in 1953. dizzy dean hall of fame • dizzy dean career record • dizzy dean world series • dizzy dean paul dean • dizzy dean gashouse gang
Hall of Famer Ed Delahanty Big Ed Delahanty was baseball's best hitter from 1893 to 1902. He also lived a wild life on and off the field. Eventually, it caught up with him, one way or another. big ed delahanty • ed delahanty's death • philadelphia phillies history • ed delahanty niagara falls • hall of fame
If Puckett is in, Where is Mattingly? A comparison of Don Mattingly and Kirby Puckett, and why both (not just one) should be in the Hall of Fame. baseball • mattingly • puckett • yankees • twins
Simmons Deserving of Hall of Fame Ted Simmons' offensive numbers make him a worthy candidate for the Hall of Fame, but he has been passed over and now must rely on the Veteran's Committee for induction. st. louis cardinals catcher ted simmons • hall of fame ted simmons • milwaukee brewers catcher ted simmons • major league baseball biggest trades • great catchers
The Baseball Hall of Fame The financial collapse of a New York town led one bright young man to found the Hall in the hopes of developing tourism. The idea succeeded beyond his wildest dreams baseball hall of fame • baseball hall fame history • stephen clark • cooperstown new york • baseball cooperstown
Best Pitchers of the 1950s In the 1950s, an era that was dominated by hitting, these four Hall of Fame pitchers distinguished themselves from the pack. best pitchers 1950s • greatest pitchers • 1950s baseball • baseball's golden age • warren spahn
N is for Not Too Far From Home The Adirondacks are just so beautiful this time of year. Why would anyone want to venture far from home with all this beauty right here? But, if you do have a hankering to venture out, but not too far from home, here are three short trips that are great for a weekend or a 72-hour midweek get-away. adirondacks • get-aways • montreal • cooperstown • burlington
Remembering Thurman Munson On August 2, 2009, thirty years will have passed since the tragic death of one of baseball's most beloved players, Yankees catcher Thurman Munson. thurman munson • thurman munson death • thurman munson 30 year anniversary • thurman munson plane crash • thuirman munson career statistics
The History of Baseball's MVP Award The MVP award has been around, in one form or another, for almost a century. Here's a brief history of its origins and many incarnations. history of baseball mvp award • official baseball mvp award • chalmers award • chalmers award baseball mvp • league award baseball
What is a Curveball? The curveball is the second most popular pitch in baseball. Here is a quick study on who invented the pitch, how to throw it, and who was the best curveball pitcher ever. the curveball • who invented the curveball • how to throw curveball • curveball pitch • best curveball pitcher
Baseball takes a stance - Bull Durham bites the dust The National Baseball Hall of Fame has taken sides against pacifists Tim Robbins and Susan Sarandon. This is one war that definitely would have been better left unwaged. baseball • hall of fame • dale petroskey • tim robbins • susan sarandon
2008 Hall of Fame Hopefuls Perhaps the time has finally come for three players who dominated at their respective positions in the 1970s and 1980s: Goose Gossage, Andre Dawson and Jim Rice. 2008 hall of fame vote • 2008 hall of fame candidates • 2008 hall of fame voting results • 2008 hall of fame jim rice • hall of fame andre dawson |
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