Mets donate 'OMG' sign to Baseball Hall of Fame
OMG, meet HOF: Mets' celebratory sign comes to Cooperstown
The “OMG” Mets are going to live forever. The National Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown, N.Y., announced Tuesday that one of the Mets’ “OMG” signs will join the institution's permanent collection and will go on display in the "Your Team Today" exhibit.
The committee considers candidates whose primary contribution to baseball came before 1980. The results of the committee's ...
The Cardinals’ beloved “Captain” Ken Boyer, whose number has long been retired by the club, is back on a ballot for induction ...
The Northeastern New York chapter of the Alzheimer's Association held it's 2024 Walk to End Alzheimer's at the Clark Sports ...
Marla and Thomas Russo are bringing eclectic, handmade gifts to downtown Cooperstown. The couple launched The Last Firefly at ...
The Cooperstown Board of Trustees voted down 6-1 a proposed amendment to the village's sign law that would have allowed for banners commemorating local veterans on utility poles at its meeting Monday, ...
Harris was also a near-miss on the 2021 ballot, landing 10 of the minimum 12 votes necessary for induction to Cooperstown.
The sign—held aloft after every Mets home run—was inaugurated as a tribute to infielder Jose Iglesias, who released a Latin ...
Luis Titant will have another opportunity to earn a spot in Cooperstown. Tiant — who died on Oct. 8 at the age of 83 — was ...
This time, it wasn’t about the family’s decades-long quest to see El Tiante stand on the Cooperstown stage as a Hall of Fame enshrinee. This time, it was about visiting the Hall of Fame, solely for ...
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