Why Is the Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown, New York?

So why exactly is the Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown, New York?

Mike Thomas  •  24 Jul 2022
Miguel Cabrera Joined Six Highly Exclusive MLB Clubs With Hit No. 3,000 and Started One of His Own

Miguel Cabrera joined several highly exclusive MLB clubs when he recorded his 3,000th hit.

Luke Norris  •  25 Apr 2022
Albert Pujols Is Inching Closer to an Incredible MLB Record Currently Held by Barry Bonds (No, Not That One)

Albert Pujols is closing in on an impressive MLB record currently held by Barry Bonds.

Luke Norris  •  19 Apr 2022
Excluding Scott Rolen From the Baseball Hall of Fame Could Highlight a Catastrophic Voting Trend

The BBWAA needs to elect Scott Rolen to the Baseball Hall of Fame or out the poor voting trends that have no place in the process.

Martin Fenn  •  25 Jan 2022
Imagine if Randy Johnson Had Actually Signed With the Original Team That Drafted Him, the Atlanta Braves

A look at what could have happened if Randy Johnson signed with the first MLB team to draft him, the Atlanta Braves.

Luke Norris  •  30 Jun 2021
Jackie Robinson Was Not the Only Black Player for the Dodgers in 1947 or for His Lone Season With the Montreal Royals

Jackie Robinson was not the only Black player to wear a Dodgers uniform in 1947 nor the only Black player to suit up for the Montreal Royals in 1946.

Luke Norris  •  15 Apr 2021
Everyone Knows Jackie Robinson Broke the MLB Color Barrier but He Also Made Broadcasting History and Even Has an Asteroid Named After Him

Not only did Jackie Robinson break the MLB color barrier, he made broadcasting history as well and even has an asteroid named after him.

Luke Norris  •  15 Apr 2021
Rangers All-Star Outfielder Joey Gallo Threw a No-Hitter in High School and Then Took a Hall of Fame Pitcher’s Daughter to Prom That Night

Texas Rangers slugger Joey Gallo once threw a no-hitter in high school and then took Greg Maddux’s daughter to prom that same night.

Luke Norris  •  02 Apr 2021
Babe Ruth Actually Hit 715 Home Runs During His MLB Career and Was Given Credit for That Number for About a Week

Babe Ruth actually hit 715 home runs during his 22-year MLB career but one he hit with the Boston Red Sox in 1918 isn’t counted.

Luke Norris  •  01 Apr 2021