Andruw Jones, Jeff Kent and Carlos Beltrán take their places in Cooperstown today. Coverage begins on MLB Network at 11 a.m. ET, with a simulcast on MLB.com and the MLB App at 1.
Today's inductees into Cooperstown mark the 84th Hall of Fame class dating back to the first in 1936, so where does this year's group rank in baseball history?
Greg Amsinger, Harold Reynolds, Tom Verducci, Jon Paul Morosi and Brian Kenny anchor MLB Network’s live coverage from Cooperstown welcoming the newest group of Hall of Famers -- Carlos Beltrán, Andruw Jones and Jeff Kent -- beginning at 11 a.m. ET.
Joe Buck was an 18-year-old sitting in the audience when his dad Jack received the 1987 Ford C. Frick Award, and now they are the first father-and-son honorees.
Bill White received three standing ovations as he accepted the Buck O'Neil Lifetime Achievement Award for his career as a player, MLB's first Black play-by-play announcer and his groundbreaking role as National League president.
Ken Griffey Jr. is sharing his knowledge and insights with high school-age players at the Hank Aaron Invitational. “Being able to be called ‘coach’ is probably one of the greatest things," he said.
