National Polish-American Sports Hall of Fame - Baseball

Baseball

  • Oscar Bielaski (2005)
  • Stan Coveleski (1976)
  • Moe Drabowsky (1999)
  • Mark Fidrych (2009)
  • Steve Gromek (1981)
  • Ted Kluszewski (1974)
  • Tony Kubek (1982)
  • Whitey Kurowski (1988)
  • Bob Kuzava (2003)
  • Eddie Lopat (1978)
  • Stan Lopata (1997)
  • Greg Luzinski (1989)
  • Bill Mazeroski (1979)
  • Barney McCosky (1995)
  • Stan Musial (1973)
  • Joe Niekro (1992)
  • Phil Niekro (1990)
  • Tom Paciorek (1992)
  • Ron Perranoski (1983)
  • Johnny Podres (2002)
  • Ron Reed (2005)
  • Jenny Romatowski (1999)
  • Ray Sadecki (2007)
  • Al Simmons (1975)
  • Bill Skowron (1980)
  • Frank Tanana (1996)
  • Alan Trammell (1998)
  • Carl Yastrzemski (1986)
  • Richie Zisk (2004)

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