Dunn, Byrnes, Connor Lead Irish Baseball HOF Ballot
by As the calendar approaches St. Patrick’s Day, the Irish American Baseball Hall of Fame (IABHOF) has announced the potential honorees whose names will be on the 2018 …
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Topps Honors Retiring Carlos Beltran With Special Topps NOW Card
Topps today honored former Yankees and Mets star (and potential Hall of Famer) Carlos Beltran with a standalone Topps NOW card commemorating his retirement. Now …
John, Mattingly, Tiant Among ‘Modern Era’ Hall Nominees, Munson Snubbed
Nine former big league players, including three who played for the Yankees, and one executive comprise the 10-name Modern Baseball Era ballot to be reviewed …
Drysdale, Reese, Michaels Among Frick Finalists
Brooklyn-born Al Michaels and former Dodgers Don Drysdale and Pee Wee Reese are among eight of the National Pastime’s most recognizable and honored voices who …
Leiter, Stengel Among Irish Baseball HOF Inductees Tuesday
The Irish American Baseball Hall of Fame (IAB HOF) today announced the names of its 2017 inductees, who include accomplished former players, one of baseball’s …
Irish American Baseball Hall of Fame 2016 Ballot Includes Kevin Millar, Daniel Murphy, Eric Byrnes and Others
As the calendar approaches St. Patrick’s Day, the Irish American Baseball Hall of Fame (IABHOF) today announced the ten potential honorees whose names will be …
2016 HOF Classic Features Baseball’s Biggest Stars in Memorial Day Weekend Legends Game
by (COOPERSTOWN, NY) – Baseball’s biggest stars will make their annual return to the home of baseball on Memorial Day Weekend. It could only happen in …
Hall of Fame Announces Changes to Voting Process
The National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum’s Board of Directors today announced changes to the rules for election for recently retired players, reducing the …
Delcos: Favorite Recollections of Pettitte and Rivera
by The Mariano Rivera ceremonies were well done as you knew they would, because the New York Yankees always know how to put on a show in honoring their legends.
Manhattan’s Last Champions
Think of the 1954 Giants as The Boys of The Summer Before. Perhaps the date is the first clue. The World Series could hardly have started any sooner, and given the course of events that quickly unfolded, there was no way it was going to end any later. In its time, that was a good thing.