But every decade has more than one heavyweight baseball card. Alongside each defining card is a runner-up that helped shape the era and remains a cornerstone for serious collectors. Here are the most ...

The 1960s was a decade of change and expansion in Major League Baseball. MLB entered the decade with just 16 teams, split evenly between the American and National Leagues. But the sport was booming, ...

Hall of Fame second baseman and Pittsburgh Pirates legend Bill Mazeroski, author of one of the greatest home runs in baseball ...

You can’t call yourself a true Pittsburgher if you don’t know who Bill Mazeroski was. Or what he did on Oct. 13, 1960, to become legendary. It was on that day that the Pirates second baseman, who was ...

Bill Mazeroski, the Hall of Fame second baseman who won eight Gold Glove awards for his steady work in the field and the hearts of countless Pittsburgh Pirates fans for his historic walk-off home run ...

Even in a decade defined by titans and Hall of Fame cards, there were a few glaring holes in the Topps archives. These are the five 1960s cards that should have been. 5 Missing Topps Baseball Cards of ...

Home run sluggers Willie Mays (l) and Hank Aaron pose in uniform with bats. Mays and Aaron are two of the three major league players who have belted over 600 home runs. Willie Mays is at 660 while ...

Dear Doug: When I was 10, my entire Little League team went to Milwaukee to see the Braves play. Before the game, we were each given an autographed baseball and I would like to know the value of it.