Andy Cooper (NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME LIBRARY)

Andy Cooper

“In my estimation, the greatest black pitcher ever to pitch…

Leon Day

"If we had one game to win, we wanted Leon to pitch." — Monte…

Roger Connor

Underappreciated in his late-19th-century heyday and largely…

Tommy Connolly

One of the important currents in the history of early 20th-century…

Bobby Cox

Fourteen consecutive years in first place. Bobby Cox’s teams…

Eddie Collins

An excellent place-hitter, slick fielder, and brainy baserunner,…

Nestor Chylak

“Considered by many to be the nonpareil umpire of the Post-War…

Mickey Cochrane

Gordon Stanley "Mickey" Cochrane was one of baseball's greatest…

Candy Cummings

Candy Cummings, at first glance, appears to be one of the least…

George Davis

Known as "Gorgeous George" for his graceful play and blond locks,…

Charles Comiskey

One of the most influential figures in the history of the sport,…

Andre Dawson

Determination made Andre Dawson a great player — determination…

Roberto Clemente

Roberto Clemente's greatness transcended the diamond. On it,…

Stan Coveleski

With one of the finest spitballs in baseball history, Stan Coveleski…

Ty Cobb

Perhaps the most competitive and complex personality ever to…

Kiki Cuyler

Though contemporary newspaper reports typically referred to…

Jimmy Collins

The initial third baseman enshrined in the Baseball Hall of Fame,…

Fred Clarke

Fate: “The supposed force, principle, or power that predetermines…
Earle Combs (TRADING CARD DB)

Earle Combs

Modesty and mental and physical toughness embodied the spirit…

Joe Cronin

Star player, manager, general manager, league president—only…

John Clarkson

More than a few contemporary baseball insiders viewed John Clarkson…

Dizzy Dean

Frankie Frisch may have been playing possum, or just being coy.…

Sam Crawford

Sam Crawford sprung from fertile Midwestern farm soil, and like…

Jocko Conlan

Jocko Conlan always wanted to be a ballplayer. He never dreamed…