In addition to the traced cutter ball, Halladay’s display includes, among other artifacts, a Phillies cap he wore when he threw a perfect game in May 2010 and his two Cy Young Awards from 2003 and 2010.

Highlights from Baines’ display include the ball he hit for his 1,000th RBI in 1992 and the Outstanding Designated Hitter Award he was given in 1987.

Martinez’s display features the Roberto Clemente Award he earned in 2004 and a jersey from his final game in the major leagues, among other artifacts.

Some of the artifact highlights commemorating Mussina include a New York Yankees cap from his final game and his Gold Glove Award from 1996.

Rivera’s display features a pair of shoes from the Yankees’ sweep of the Braves in the 1999 World Series as well as his five World Series rings from 1996, 1998, 1999, 2000 and 2009.

Smith’s display includes a glove from 1991, when he led the major leagues with a career-high 47 saves for the Cardinals, among other artifacts.

The exhibit includes artifacts from throughout each inductee’s life, chronicling not just their major league careers but their amateur and minor league careers as well.

“We love having things that go back to Little League if they’ve got it, or high school or college,” Strohl said. “That’s important in terms of the development of these guys, so I think that’s pretty neat.”

The exhibit will be on display until spring 2020, and also features a highlight video that tells the story of the six newest Hall of Famers. Admission to the exhibit is included with regular Museum admission.

“It is one year where they’re going to be the star attractions in terms of individual Hall of Famers’ stories,” Strohl said.

Janey Murray is the 2019 public relations intern in the Hall of Fame’s Frank and Peggy Steele Internship Program for Youth Leadership Development