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John Smoltz was inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame in 2015.
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John Smoltz earned his way to Cooperstown as a starter and reliever

By Bert LehmanMay 16, 2019
Hall of Famer Cal Ripken, Jr. was a popular autograph signer for fans in attendance at the Major League Baseball All-Star FanFest. (Barry Blair photos)
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MLB’s All-Star FanFest provided plenty of collectibles for attendees

By Bert LehmanAug 20, 2018
Atlanta Braves first baseman Freddie Freeman signs an autograph for a fan at Chop Fest. (Barry Blair photos)
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Inaugural Chop Fest in Atlanta was a great place for collectors to be

By Bert LehmanFeb 26, 2018
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Collector Stories

Former MLB pitcher Brad Lidge attempts to complete classic baseball card sets

By Greg BatesDec 4, 2019
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Hobby News

Topps Cards Help Tell the story

By Tom BartschApr 8, 2016
The four new inductees – Biggio, Smoltz, Johnson and Martinez – were busy signing on the Monday after their induction – with prices ranging from $99-$200 for signed balls and flats. Photos courtesy of David Moriah.
Hobby News

Cooperstown Weekend 2015: Pedro Danced, Reggie Cursed and Pete Disappeared

By Tom BartschAug 19, 2015
Photo by Steve Jacobson
Profiles

John Smoltz Let's His Sense of Humor Shine

By Tom BartschAug 17, 2015
Frank Schafer, a former co-owner of the Glens Falls Tigers with Richard Stanley, displays a rare Tigers pennant. Schafer recalls crafting a team and a place to play in Glens Falls as close to a miracle.
Hobby News

Smoltz's Time With the Tigers – in Glens Falls

By Tom BartschAug 7, 2015
News

Johnson, Martinez, Smoltz and Biggio Gain Entry into Baseball HOF

By Tom BartschJan 6, 2015
Photo courtesy Baseball Hall of Fame website.
Hall of Fame

Baseball Class of 2015 Another Big Crowd?

By Tom BartschDec 4, 2014
Tom Glavine admires plaques of the first five players inducted to the Baseball Hall of Fame, during a spring tour of the the shrine. The five players, counterclockwise, from top left, are Christy Mathewson, Honus Wager, Walter Johnson, Ty Cobb (in center) and Babe Ruth. Cobb is in the middle because he had the highest vote total of all first-year members. Photos by Paul Post.
Hall of Fame

2014 Baseball HOF Year in Review: Tom Glavine Continues to Pile Up the Honors

By Tom BartschNov 11, 2014
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Tom Glavine: Lefty Does Right

By Tom BartschAug 11, 2014

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