
VP, Communications & Content @baseballhall in beautiful Cooperstown.
Cooperstown, NY
Joined June 2013
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Jon Shestakofsky retweeted
How cool was Willson Contreras’ Bowser bat?
The @RedSox slugger is donating his #HRDerby lumber to the Hall of Fame.

ALT Willson Contreras, left, stands in a clubhouse and holds his bat used in the 2026 Home Run Derby with Jon Shestakofsky, Vice President of Communications and Content at the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum. The bat includes a green, yellow, beige and red minimalistic colorway rendered in the style of the Nintendo character Bowser.
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The Freemans are all smiles after back-to-back Fall Classic titles.
@FreddieFreeman5 is graciously donating the bat he used to knock his Game 3 walk-off home run!
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Shifting from the outfield to shortstop was no sweat for @mookiebetts, who turned the series-ending double play in Game 7.
Thank you for donating your glove to the Hall of Fame!
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College students, come spend the summer in Cooperstown! Apply now for a spot in the Class of 2025 Steele Internship program. baseballhall.org/intern
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Congratulations to Futures Game MVP @Cam_Collier16! The bat he used to hit a home run in a 6-1 NL victory is on its way to the Hall of Fame.
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⚾ The Road to Cooperstown, a new podcast series from @SIRIUSXM and @baseballhall, features interviews with baseball Hall of Famers about their journey to greatness on the field.
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📖⚾️ Every Hall of Famer has a story.
@SIRIUSXM is proud to announce the official podcast of the National @BaseballHall of Fame -
"The Road to Cooperstown" with @jonmorosi
Available June 11 wherever you get your podcasts
Subscribe NOW 🔗 apple.co/4c3zP3V
The Road to Cooperstown
The official podcast of the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum, an original production of SiriusXM
Jon Shestakofsky retweeted
A regular, retail version of these jerseys will run you $240. Opening bids to have game-worn versions from this momentous occasion are only $350, and the proceeds go to a great cause. This seems like a no-brainer.
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BREAKING: The National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum announced Monday that it will celebrate Hank Aaron with a new bronze statue to be unveiled May 23 in Cooperstown, New York. Today marks the 50th anniversary of Aaron hitting his 715th homer. ajc.com/sports/atlanta-brave…
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🎙️: "We're all in baseball heaven."
@pgammo shares his own personal memories and highlights from 35 years at the @baseballhall ahead of Tuesday's election announcement for the Class of 2024.
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Hall of Fame Will Celebrate Black Baseball with East-West Classic Game Memorial Day Weekend
mlbbro.com/2023/12/05/hall-o…
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Ten of the National Pastime's most beloved voices have been named finalists for the Hall of Fame's 2024 Ford C. Frick Award.
Read more: baseballhall.org/frickaward2…
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Ed Rolen has had an immeasurable impact on Scott’s life and career. Tonight he finished the installation of his son’s Hall of Fame plaque. #HOFWKND
(Milo Stewart Jr./National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum)
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The Class of 2023 is at home in Cooperstown! The exhibits honoring Scott Rolen and Fred McGriff debuted today at the Hall of Fame. #HOFWKND
(Milo Stewart Jr./National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum)
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Major League Baseball is proud to celebrate #Juneteenth. In recognition of the holiday, MLB, @JackalsBaseball and the @baseballhall held a special @PlayBall experience at Hinchliffe Stadium in Paterson, NJ earlier today.
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The City Connect batting helmet that Adolis Garcia wore in his 3 homer, 8 RBI, 5 extra base hit performance on Saturday will be donated to the National Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown. That is, once he gets a replacement ordered!
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As we get ready for tomorrow’s Boston Marathon, here’s my favorite baseball/running stat ever:
Jim Rice ran exactly 26.2 miles in HR trots (382 regular season HRs, 2 more in the post-season.) Exactly 1 marathon.
Thanks to the great Mike Barry of NESN for coming up w/ this.
Jon Shestakofsky retweeted
The best and most unique summer internship is in Cooperstown. Very rare to find a summer-only gig in baseball and applications are due by this Tuesday.
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