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Presenting your Hall of Fame Class of 2026!

Walter Johnson’s star power was evident from the moment he first stepped on the mound. Following his debut for the Washington Senators #OTD in 1907, the Detroit Free Press wrote that “the youngster demonstrated conclusively that he is a pitcher of the first class.”

Rewatch the full episode of The Road to Cooperstown Live and tune in Tuesday for the Season 3 premiere: youtube.com/live/Nec7-wkg2…

For Jeff Kent, runs batted in represented more than a statistic. His Women Driven program, which pledged $500 for every RBI, would become a scholarship endowment that continues to support women in sports.

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The Class of 1983 was a celebration of sustained excellence throughout storied careers, as Brooks Robinson, Juan Marichal, Walter Alston and George Kell were inducted into the Hall of Fame 43 years ago today. ow.ly/Km3q50Zvemv

A new group of legends are enshrined in Cooperstown! Recap Hall of Fame weekend with @askkaitt in a brand new episode of “This Week in Baseball”, only on X!

“Everything I am today, everything I have today, everything I will ever be is because of the game of baseball.” – Ryne Sandberg The @Cubs legend was inducted into the Hall of Fame alongside @ChickenMan3010 on this date in 2005. ow.ly/9RhG50Zv9fj

On this day in 1988, “Pops” was immortalized in the National Baseball Hall of Fame.

@FergusonJe2831 The pleasure is ours, Fergie!

7.31.26 Reflecting on the 35th Anniversary of the 1991 HOF Induction I wanted to share some of my reflections on the 35th anniversary of my induction into the National Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown. It meant so much to me to be able to celebrate with my family last weekend. Thanks again to the @baseballhall for making it all possible.

Curt Gowdy’s enthusiasm and distinctive style made him one of sports broadcasting’s most revered icons. The 1984 Ford C. Frick Award winner and longtime voice of the @RedSox was born on this date in 1919.

Arriving in style. Braves fans, come see @andruwjones25’s Hall of Fame plaque in Monument Garden during tonight’s game!

2️⃣5️⃣: You're the best! @andruwjones25

The @Phillies faithful flocked to Cooperstown #OTD in 1995 as Richie Ashburn and Mike Schmidt were inducted into the Hall of Fame along with Leon Day, William Hulbert and Vic Willis. ow.ly/5TLg50ZuRVZ

When Adrian Beltré notched his 3,000th career hit nine years ago today, he became the first Dominican-born player and just the third primary third baseman to reach the milestone. ow.ly/8tJv50ZuOFu

Join us on Facebook for an Author Series program with @MikeVacc as he discusses his book “The Bosses of the Bronx.” ow.ly/Rlb850ZuLHw

Between his debut as a Brooklyn outfielder and retirement as a highly respected manager, Casey Stengel saw it all. Watch as the Ol’ Perfesser, born #OTD in 1890, speaks about the greatest players he saw over his distinguished 54-year career: youtube.com/watch?v=uFua8O…

From the owner’s box to the Commissioner’s Office, Allan “Bud” Selig left an imprint on the National Pastime few can match. Baseball’s ninth Commissioner turns 92 today.

For those who make the pilgrimage to Cooperstown, baseball is more than a game. #HOFWKND

We’re excited to announce our newest Hall of Fame book, “Baseball’s Greatest Pitchers: Icons of Excellence from the Baseball Hall of Fame.” This officially licensed volume written by David Aretha and published on @QuartoBooksUS arrives Oct. 13: ow.ly/HlhQ50ZuqC2