The National Baseball Hall of Fame will enshrine seven new members Sunday. They'll each receive this huge honor with a bronze plaque that will hang forever in Cooperstown, N.Y.

Matthews International has been working with the Hall of Fame since 1983, and has created the plaques commemorating the feats of 160 legends since. You wouldn’t know something special is ...

As noted, some players can choose a blank logo. Greg Maddux did. He played 11 years for the Braves and 10 for the Cubs and didn't want to choose between the two.. That gets us to our main point ...

Scott Rolen snaps a photo of former Cardinals teammate Larry Walker's plaque in the National Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown, N.Y. Rolen and his family received a guided tour of the Hall ...

The plaque written and sculpted by the National Baseball Hall of Fame for Cardinals third baseman Scott Rolen, a member of the Cooperstown Class of 2023. The plaque, revealed Sunday, ...

The Baseball Hall of Fame announced Friday the cap choices for each member of its 2024 class, which was elected by the Baseball Writers Association of America in January. Adrián Beltré's plaque ...

Former Detroit Tigers manager Jim Leyland's plaque for the Baseball Hall of Fame, released on Sunday, July 21, 2024. Ending with pure poetry But back to the speech.

Randy Johnson's Hall of Fame plaque for his baseball career is a permanent fixture in Cooperstown, New York. The next big exhibit in tribute to Johnson's work is temporary, but still a testament ...

Randy Johnson's Hall of Fame plaque for his baseball career is a permanent fixture in Cooperstown, New York. The next big exhibit in tribute to Johnson's work is temporary, but still a testament ...

Chicago Cubs baseball player Andre Dawson poses in 1989. Andre Dawson sent a letter to baseball Hall of Fame chair Janes Forbes Clark asking to change the cap on his plaque from the Montreal Expos ...

At the 2024 Baseball Hall of Fame ceremony, ... They’re linked in bronze in the plaque gallery forever. ... The family had season tickets at Mile High Stadium, and then at Coors Field.

Tennessee baseball legend Todd Helton's likeness will be in Cooperstown forever.. Helton's plaque was unveiled during Sunday's Baseball Hall of Fame induction ceremony. Helton, catcher Joe Mauer ...