If you’re curious about how the @baseballhall selects and acquires artifact donations in real-time as history happens - from the regular session through the World Series, @ZackMeisel has a great run-down. https://t.co/lXQJGByvov
Less than 48 hours after the final pitch, I had the pleasure of sharing 2026 World Series artifacts with HOF visitors—including some very happy Brewers fans! These will soon be displayed in our Autumn Glory exhibit, giving fans the chance to extend the celebration to Cooperstown.
Generations of Brewers fans celebrated their first World Series championship. We’re honored that team captain Christian Yelich, Miz, Aaron Ashby and many others are donating artifacts to the @baseballhall that will forever tell the story of a city’s purest moment of baseball joy.
Morning: Donate glove from one of the greatest single-game defensive performances in baseball history to the @baseballhall.
Afternoon: Hit a grand slam to power the Angels to victory.
We thank Jo Adell, whose 3-home run robbery game will be preserved forever in Cooperstown.
These @Dodgers artifacts will be part of baseball history forever at the Hall of Fame:
🔹 Freddie Freeman's Game 3 bat
🔹 Will Klein's Game 3 glove
🔹 Base from 18-inning Game 3
🔹 Dave Roberts road jersey
🔹 Mookie Betts final out glove
🔹 Will Smith’s Game 7 spikes
🔹 Yoshinobu Yamamoto's Game 7 cap
🔹 Andrew Friedman's championship celebration shirt
The Freemans are all smiles after back-to-back Fall Classic titles.
@FreddieFreeman5 is graciously donating the bat he used to knock his Game 3 walk-off home run!
Shifting from the outfield to shortstop was no sweat for @mookiebetts, who turned the series-ending double play in Game 7.
Thank you for donating your glove to the Hall of Fame!
This insightful interview with Carlton Fisk is one of 40 episodes of the @baseballhall’s “Road to Cooperstown” podcast, each featuring a HOFer reflecting on struggles they overcame while navigating legendary careers.
https://t.co/IGVbIOKCkw. Baseball fans won’t be disappointed!
Carlton Fisk knows a thing or two about a great finale.
On the anniversary of his legendary home run, the Hall of Fame catcher joins us to close out the second season of The Road to Cooperstown podcast: https://t.co/3HenZFKeUm
The transpacific exchange of baseball — as told in the @baseballhall’s “Yakyu | Baseball” exhibit — through the lens of Ichiro’s historic induction. A great read before visiting Cooperstown to see Ichiro’s plaque and this brand new exhibit in person. https://t.co/axvnKIuONH
No marks when you hit it flush! @JeffPassan caught a neat interaction in the clubhouse after Kyle Schwarber’s heroics in the historic #AllStarGame swing off. The bat he used, which he generously donated to the @baseballhall, remains pristine - 3 swings, 3 homers, all flush.
Free at ESPN: The All-Star Game swing-off was a smashing success for baseball. It didn’t matter what it could’ve been because what it delivered was awesome. https://t.co/yAttb1Kn65
These @Dodgers artifacts will be part of baseball history forever at the Hall of Fame:
🔹 World Series MVP Freddie Freeman's spikes from Games 1 and 2
🔹 Mookie Betts’ batting gloves
🔹 Walker Buehler’s glove
🔹 Will Smith’s chest protector and cap
🔹 Clayton Kershaw’s championship cap
🔹 Dave Roberts’ cap
🔹 Anthony Banda’s Game 5 jersey
🔹 Max Muncy’s bat and batting gloves from his postseason-record on-base streak
🔹 NLCS MVP Tommy Edman’s batting helmet
🔹 Ball from the ninth inning of Game 5
If you haven’t hit “subscribe” yet, you’re missing some incredible baseball content on The Road to Cooperstown, the @baseballhall’s new podcast, hosted by @jonmorosi.
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The @RedSox have played 124 seasons and Joe Castiglione has been on the microphone broadcasting 42 of them. That’s more than a third of the team’s existence!
Congrats to Joe on an incredible career. The ballpark won’t be the same without the joy he brings to every game.
It was such a pleasure to have longtime friend and Red Sox official scorer Bob Ellis back in Cooperstown last week. He donated his scorecard from the August 26 game in which Danny Jansen made history appearing for both Boston and Toronto in the same game. Thank you, Bob!
Two weeks ago, Rich Hill visited the @baseballhall with his son’s youth baseball team from Milton, Massachusetts. Today he returned to the mound for a fourth stint with his hometown @redsox in his 20th major league season. What a career for one of the nicest guys in baseball!
Every baseball fan should learn about the Cannon Street All-Stars, a story also featured in the @baseballhall's newest exhibit, The Souls of the Game: Voices of Black Baseball.
In 1955, the Cannon Street All-Stars struck a blow for equal opportunity without ever stepping onto the field. #SoulsoftheGame
Read more: https://t.co/x3XrevrU4Z