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Jerry Koosman will become the third New York Mets player to have his number retired by the team. The left-hander will be honored sometime next season.

If you aren't fortunate enough to travel to Cooperstown, N.Y., on July 21 to see former Seattle Mariners legend Edgar Martinez get enshrined into the National Baseball Hall of Fame, here's a bit of what induction week is like.

(AP) Nelly has promised to bring baseball Hall of Famer Mike Piazza back to eat in the rapper's hometown of St. Louis after Piazza spoke ill of the city's restaurant scene. Piazza recently bought in an Italian soccer club. He told The New York Times for a story published last week that he had met with groups looking for expansion franchises in Major League Soccer...

I had a dream of mine come true this weekend when I was able to attend the 2016 National Baseball Hall of Fame induction ceremony in Cooperstown, New York to see Mike Piazza and Mariners great Ken Griffey, Jr. enter the Parthenon dedicated to the greats of the game. While the ceremony itself on Sunday at the Clark Sports Center was certainly a highlight (being spotted by family and friends on the

COOPERSTOWN, N.Y. (AP) — The Baseball Hall of Fame plaques of Ken Griffey Jr. and Mike Piazza will be hitting the road for visits to Seattle and New York City just a few days after they're installed in Cooperstown. Hall of Fame officials say the bronze likenesses of the newest inductees will be installed after Sunday's induction ceremonies...

NEW YORK (AP) — Ken Griffey Jr. will go into the Hall of Fame with a Seattle Mariners' cap and Mike Piazza will have a New York Mets' hat. The pair made their announcements at a news conference Thursday, a day after they were elected by the Baseball Writers' Association of America...

It took nearly 40 years, but the Seattle Mariners baseball club can now claim its first Hall of Famer. Ken Griffey, Jr., known as "The Kid" when he broke in to the big leagues with the Mariners franchise as a 19 year old in 1989, was voted in by 99.3% of the 440 voting members of the Baseball Writers Association of America surpassing the previous record of 98.84 percent held by pitcher T