Sixty-nine years ago today, Don Larsen achieved perfection on baseball’s biggest stage. The New York Yankees right-hander needed just 97 pitches to complete his Game 5 masterpiece, which remains the only perfect game in AL/NL postseason history. https://ow.ly/1rnP50X8sE6 | National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum

Fifty years ago today, Carlton Fisk waved it fair. His walk-off home run for the Boston Red Sox 12 innings, four hours and one minute after the start of Game 6 on this date in 1975 endures as a signature moment in World Series history. https://ow.ly/bUZT50Xfw0G | National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum

Down 3-2 in the bottom of the ninth and facing elimination in Game 5 of the NLCS on this date in 1972, Johnny Bench wasn’t ready to see the Big Red Machine’s season come to an end. https://ow.ly/msa850Xacn4 | National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum

Thirty-three years ago today, Dave Winfield helped the Blue Jays win their first World Series title. Will Toronto hoist the Commissioner’s Trophy again this year? https://ow.ly/KWX850XhuWh | National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum

69K views · 7.2K reactions | The National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum today announced that Chicago White Sox television play-by-play announcer Ken “Hawk” Harrelson is one of eight finalists for the 2017 Ford C. Frick Award, which is presented for excellence in baseball broadcasting. Congrats, Hawk! | Chicago White Sox | Facebook