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The official account of the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum. It’s always baseball season here.
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    Aug 25
    It may be Rollie Fingers’ 80th birthday, but this episode is a gift everyone can enjoy. Subscribe to The Road to Cooperstown podcast: baseballhall.org/podcast
    Rollie Fingers is this week’s guest on The Road to Cooperstown, available now on all major podcast platforms. (Fingers photo: Bryan Kennedy/MLB Photos)
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    Eddie Plank, a crafty lefty who won 326 games and whose 69 shutouts are the most among southpaws, was one of the Dead Ball Era’s most talented pitchers. The longtime Philadelphia Athletics star was born in Gettysburg, Pa., #OTD in 1875.
    Eddie Plank follows through on his left-handed throwing motion. (Charles M. Conlon/National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum)
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    Combining a cannon arm with terrific reflexes and sure hands, Ray Dandridge was one of the Negro Leagues’ finest third basemen. The Hall of Famer and mentor to a young Willie Mays was born #OTD in 1913.
    Black and white portrait of Ray Dandridge wearing a México uniform.
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    Gil Hodges’ four-homer game #OTD in 1950 – with blasts off four different pitchers – made him the fourth Modern Era player to reach that mark. Must have been a lucky number! ow.ly/RB3250ZHp8u
    A black and white portrait of Gil Hodges in a Dodgers uniform posed on one knee while holding four baseball bats in front of him. (National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum)
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    It would be hard to find many folks who impacted the game more than Frank Robinson, who was born #OTD in 1935. In addition to his Triple Crown, the Hall of Famer is the only person to win the trio of a Rookie of the Year, Manager of the Year and MVP Award.
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