The Michigan State Baseball Hall of Fame aims to keep the connection to great teams and players alive. During the 2014-15 offseason, Cooley Law Stadium, the home of Lansing Lugnuts, was undergoing ...

The decision, which came less than a year after Rose's death, made him eligible for the National Baseball Hall of Fame. More news: MLB Insider Provides Massive Update on Yankees Trading Away $37 ...

Pete Rose, Mr. Charlie Hustle, rightly has a unique place in the lore of baseball as the man with the most career hits in the game: 4,256 over 3,562 games. And a man with three World Series rings ...

This is not an express lane to election by any means. The most prominent and well-known path to induction into baseball’s Hall of Fame is via the BBWAA ballot. In order to appear on that ballot ...

In their first season of high school baseball, the Billings Central Rams have qualified for the state tournament after taking down the Dillon Beavers, 8-1, in a play-in game on Saturday in Dillon.

Longtime Cincinnati Reds announcer Marty Brennaman expressed his frustration with Major League Baseball’s (MLB's) timing of the removal of Pete Rose from the permanently ineligible list.

I wish MLB had ruled before Pete Rose passed away that he’d be eligible for the Baseball Hall of Fame after he died. Rose could have faked his own death, resurrected upon his induction ...

Get any of our free daily email newsletters — news headlines, opinion, e-edition, obituaries and more. When Tom McMahon was a young boy growing up in Helena, he witnessed a hometown hero’s ...

If you didn’t look closely, you might have gotten the impression this week that Pete Rose got elected — or at least rubber-stamped — to enter baseball’s Hall of Fame. Not so fast!

OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) – On Thursday, the highest honor in the state was presented to the Oklahoma Hall of Fame Class of 2025 Honorees during a luncheon at Gaylord-Pickens Museum. The Oklahoma ...

He lifted the lifetime ban on Pete Rose that made him ineligible for induction in baseball’s Hall of Fame. In 1989, Rose, one of the game’s most legendary and scandalous players, accepted a ...

When Rob Manfred announced Tuesday that a dead man can no longer be banned from baseball, my first thought was this: If Pete Rose is going into the Hall of Fame, then Barry Bonds is too.