Upcoming Events

Lee MacPhail HOF98, Private Signing
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Lee MacPhailWe are happy to announce a private signing with the oldest member of the baseball hall of fame. A former administrator in Major League Baseball. MacPhail was a front office executive for 45 years, serving as the director of player personnel for the New York Yankees, the president and general manager of the Baltimore Orioles, chief aide to Commissioner of Baseball William Eckert, executive vice president and general manager of the Yankees, and president of the American League.

Lee MacPhail Autograph Pricing

Please include return shipping on all mail-in items. $10 ball/flat, $15 bat/jersey

 

Robin Yount HOF99, Private Signing March 27th, mail-ins only.

Signing to take place in Virginia. Items must be received by March 20th.

Robin YountMilwaukee Brewer, Robin Yount collected more hits in the decade of the 1980s than any other player(1731), leading the American League with 210 hits in 1982. That year, Yount also won his only Gold Glove Award. 1982 was his finest statistical season, and earned Yount his first Most Valuable Player Award by a unanimous vote.

Yount the outfielder narrowly won a second MVP Award in 1989, making him only the third player to win MVPs at two positions, joining Hank Greenberg and Stan Musial (Alex Rodriguez would later join this group). Yount was the first AL player to win multiple MVP's in over a quarter century, since the Yankees' Roger Maris (1960 & 1961) and Mickey Mantle (1956, 1957, and 1962).

On Sept. 9, 1992, Yount collected his 3,000th career hit, becoming the 17th player to reach the mark. He was elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame in 1999, his first year of eligibility. That same year, he was included in the balloting for the Major League Baseball All-Century Team, finishing fifth among shortstops.

Yount holds the Brewers' career records for games, at-bats, runs, hits, doubles, triples, home runs, RBIs, total bases, walks and strikeouts. He was the last active major leaguer who was a teammate of Hank Aaron (1975–1976).

Items must be received by March 20th.

Member Pricing

Non-Member Pricing

Please include return shipping on all mail-in items. $10 ball/flat, $15 bat/jersey

Download Mail-In Order Form

Items for purchase.

HOF Logo baseball - $20 | Purchase Item
HOF Logo bat - $75 | Purchase Item
MLB Baseball- $15 | Purchase Item
Rawlings bat - $40 | Purchase Item
Louisville Slugger bat- $60 | Purchase Item

 

Rollie Fingers HOF92, April 17th

Rollie FingersFingers, regarded as a pioneer of modern relief pitching, essentially defined the role of the closer during the 70s. Fingers won both the American League MVP and Cy Young Award in 1981 while with Milwaukee. In 1974 he was given the World Series MVP Award while with Oakland, earning two saves and one win. Rollie Fingers was on the Oakland A's team that accomplished the first modern-day "three-peat," winning the World Series in '72, '73 and '74. Fingers won the Rolaids Relief Man of the Year Award in 1977, 1978, and 1980 with the Padres and in 1981 with the Brewers

Member Pricing

Non-Member Pricing

Please include return shipping on all mail-in items. $10 ball/flat, $15 bat/jersey

Download Mail-In Order Form

Items for purchase.

HOF Logo baseball - $20 | Purchase Item
HOF Logo bat - $75 | Purchase Item
MLB Baseball- $15 | Purchase Item
Rawlings bat - $40 | Purchase Item
Louisville Slugger bat- $60 | Purchase Item

 

Doug HarveyHOF09, Bob Feller HOF62, and Earl Weaver HOF96
April 24th, 2010

Doug HarveyRare Appearance!! Doug Harvey is a former umpire in Major League Baseball, who worked in the National League from 1962 through 1992. Noted for his authoritative command of baseball rules, he earned the tongue in cheek nickname "God" from players, and was among the last major league umpires who never attended an umpiring school. His career total of 4,670 games ranked third in major league history at his retirement.

Only Members will be able to purchase a Doug Harvey ticket, there is a limited amount of autographs.

Member Only Pricing

Bob Feller HOF62

Come Celebrate the 70th Anniversary of Bob Opening Day no-hitter.

Bob FellerOn Opening Day in the 1940 season, Feller pitched a no-hitter against the Chicago White Sox, with the help of a diving play on the final out by second baseman, Ray Mack. This is the only no-hitter to be thrown on Opening Day in major league history.

Signing at the age of 17 with the Cleveland Indians, Bob "Rapid Robert" Feller played his entire 18 year career with the Indians. Bob finished with 266 career wins and 2,581 strikeouts and led the American League in strikeouts seven times. Pitched three no-hitters, including the only opening day no-hitter in 1940 against the Chicago White Sox. During the peak of his career, Feller enlisted in the Navy following the news on the Attack on Pearl Harbor. He was the first Major League Baseball player to do so. He missed four seasons during his service upon the U.S.S. Alabama as a Gun Captain. Upon returning to the majors in 1946 he registered an incredible 348 strikeouts while pitching in 48 games, starting 42 of those games. That year Bob was 26-15 with an ERA of 2.18 while pitching 36 complete games. Inducted into the Hall of Fame in 1962.

Bob Feller Autograph Pricing:

If you attend the event there is no charge for inscriptions other than "Heater from Van Meter" and "Rapid Robert". One inscription per item.

Earl Weaver HOF96

Earl WeaverDuring his tenure as big-league skipper, the Orioles won six Eastern Division titles, four American League pennants, and a World Series championship. Weaver's managerial record is 1,480–1,060 (.583), including 100+ win seasons in 1969 (109), 1970 (108), 1971 (101), 1979 (102), and 1980 (100). He only had one losing season in his managerial career, with the 1986 Orioles.

Weaver holds the distinction of being ejected from more games than anyone in American League history, being bounced from 97 contests. Weaver is well known for the humor that often accompanied the ejections. During one particular tirade with an umpire, Weaver headed to the dugout screaming, "I'm going to check the rule-book on that" to which the umpire replied, "Here, use mine." Weaver shot back, "That's no good - I can't read Braille."

Earl Weaver Pricing

Please include return shipping on all mail-in items. $10 ball/flat, $15 bat/jersey

Download Mail-In Order Form

 

Dwight "Doc" Gooden, May 1

Dwight GoodenWelcome one of the most feared pitchers in the middle to late 80's, Doc Gooden. Entering the major with the New York Mets at age 19, Doc Gooden won the Rookie of the Year in 1984. In 1985, Gooden pitched one of the most statistically dominating single seasons in baseball history. Leading Major League Baseball with 24 wins, 268 strikeouts, and a 1.53 ERA earned Gooden the major leagues' pitching Triple Crown.

  • 4x All-Star (1984-86,1988)
  • 3x World Series Champion
  • Silver Slugger Award
  • 1984 NL Rookie of the Year
  • 1985 NL Cy Young Award
  • 1985 NL TSN Pitcher of the Year

Dwight "Doc" Gooden Bob Feller Museum Members Autograph Pricing:

  • Ball and Flats BFM Member Autograph Ticket $30.00 | Purchase Ticket
  • Equipment/Oversized BFM Member Autograph Ticket $40 | Purchase Ticket
    (mini-helmets, 11x14 item or larger, hat, equip., etc.)
  • Bats & Jerseys BFM Member Autograph Ticket $50.00 | Purchase Ticket
  • Inscription Ticket $15.00| Purchase Ticket
    (One inscription per item, must be purchased)

Dwight "Doc" Gooden Non-Member Autograph Pricing:

  • Ball and Flats Autograph Ticket $35.00 | Purchase Ticket
  • Equipment/Oversized Autograph Ticket $45 | Purchase Ticket
    (mini-helmets, 11x14 item or larger, hat, equip., etc.)
  • Bats & Jerseys Autograph Ticket $55.00 | Purchase Ticket
  • Inscription Ticket $20.00| Purchase Ticket
    (One inscription per item, must be purchased)

Please include return shipping on all mail-in items. $10 ball/flat, $15 bat/jersey/equipment

Download Mail-In Order Form

Baseballs and bats are available for purchase.

MLB Baseball- $15 | Purchase Item
Rawlings bat $40 | Purchase Item
Louisville Slugger bat $60 | Purchase Item

 

Tony Oliva, June 26th

Tony OlivaOliva was selected as the 1964 Rookie of the Year by a near-unanimous decision, receiving 19 of 20 first-place votes. He led the American League in hitting with a .323 average, becoming the first player to win both the Rookie of the Year Award and American League batting title. He led the AL in hits (217), doubles (43), extra base hits (84), total bases (374), runs (109), runs created (133), and batting average (.323).

In 1965, Oliva won his second straight batting title with a .321 average. Only two other hitters reached the .300 mark: Carl Yastrzemski (.312) and Vic Davalillo (.301). Oliva added 16 home runs, 98 runs batted in, 107 runs. He led the AL in hits (185), runs created (108), sacrifice flies (10), and batting average (.321).

In 1966, Oliva was leading the league with .328 at the end of July, but a 3-for-30 slump in the middle of August cost him a chance at his third straight batting title. He finished with .309, second to Frank Robinson (.316). He led the AL in hits for the third year in a row (191), won a Gold Glove, and finished sixth in MVP voting.

In 1971, Oliva won his third AL batting title with a .337 average and led the league in slugging percentage (.546).

  • 8x All-Star (1964-7)
  • Gold Glove Award(1966)
  • 1964 AL Rookie of the Year
  • Minnesota Twins #6 retired

Tony Oliva Autograph Pricing:

Please include return shipping on all mail-in items. $10 ball/flat, $15 bat/jersey/equipment

Download Mail-In Order Form

Baseballs and bats are available for purchase.

MLB Baseball- $15 | Purchase Item
Rawlings bat $40 | Purchase Item
Louisville Slugger bat $60 | Purchase Item

 

Rod Carew, Fall 2010. Members Only

Rod CarewLimited Tickets will be available. Details TBD

Member Only Event

Mr. Carew RARELY signs bats or jerseys.

 

Orel Hershiser, June 2010 TBD

Orel HershiserOrel will be appearing in june during the college world series

 

 

 

 

 

 

Frank Thomas, Private Signing, TBD

Bill WhiteFrom 1991–1997, Thomas finished in the top 10 of the MVP voting every year. In 1997, Thomas won the batting title and finished third in MVP voting. In 2000 he hit .328 with a career-high 43 homers and 143 runs batted in. Thomas is on a short list of players who have hit 500 home runs while maintaining a career .300 batting average (joining Hall-of-Famers: Babe Ruth, Jimmie Foxx, Mel Ott, Ted Williams, Willie Mays, Henry Aaron, and later joined by Alex Rodriguez and Manny Ramírez).

 

 

Frank Thomas Bob Feller Museum Members Autograph Pricing:

  • Ball and Flats BFM Member Autograph Ticket $65.00 | Purchase Ticket
  • Premium items $70 | Purchase Ticket
    (mini-helmets, 11x14 item or larger, hat, equip., etc.)
  • Bats & Jerseys BFM Member Autograph Ticket $80.00 | Purchase Ticket
  • Inscription Ticket $10.00| Purchase Ticket
    (One inscription per item, must be purchased)

Frank Thomas Non-Member Autograph Pricing:

Please include return shipping on all mail-in items. $10 ball/flat, $15 bat/jersey

Download Mail-In Order Form

Baseballs and bats are available for purchase.

MLB Baseball- $15 | Purchase Item
Rawlings bat $40 | Purchase Item
Louisville Slugger bat $60 | Purchase Item

 

 

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