Willie Mays, the electrifying "Say Hey Kid ... wasn't related to someone "cool," like Mays. Asked about career highlights, Mays inevitably mentioned "The Catch," but also cherished hitting ...

Willie Mays, one of the most complete baseball players ... delivered one of the most iconic highlights during the 1954 World Series at the Polo Grounds when he sprinted back to make "The Catch ...

He trails only Willie Mays, Ty Cobb, Tris Speaker, and Mickey Mantle, and he’s just ahead of Ken Griffey Jr. and Joe DiMaggio on the leaderboard. It’s almost unthinkable that such a legendary ...

showcasing the event's highlights. In addition to the game, MLB will unveil a refurbished baseball and softball field at Willie Mays Park in Fairfield, Mays' hometown. The field, which had fallen ...

With more than 8,000 cards of Willie Mays total, selecting just five to encapsulate his Hall of Fame career is no easy feat. Still, here are Five Essential Baseball Cards of the sport's ...

From here, the sight of the Giants offers sizable nostalgia: Perhaps not many Minnesotans are still around who witnessed Willie Mays batting .471 in 35 games for the Minneapolis Millers (before ...

2011 — Infielder Wilson Valdez wound up as the winning pitcher when the Philadelphia Phillies needed 19 innings to outlast the Cincinnati Reds 5-4. Valdez threw a hitless 19th inning in his first ...

but Rafaela did his best Willie Mays impression to make the catch. Rafaela went into a full sprint and caught the ball over his shoulder. He slammed hard into the outfield wall but was able to ...

The rosters were announced on what would have been the 94th birthday of Willie Mays, who played for the Black Barons before joining MLB. The 2024 East-West Classic was held by the National ...

"Barry Bonds was so good, it's hard to articulate how good this guy was. He's also baseball royalty with Willie Mays as his godfather and also the great Bobby Bonds as his dad. Barry Bonds is in a ...

He was teammates with Hall of Famers Willie Mays, Roberto Clemente, Willie McCovey, Ernie Banks and Larry Doby during his playing career. He managed Hall of Famers Billy Williams and Bruce Sutter.