Jim Kaat has been elected to the Michigan Baseball Hall of Fame. The Zeeland native is member of the National Baseball Hall of Fame and was one of the top left-handed pitchers in major league history.

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Hall has coached at Georgia Tech for the past 32 seasons and won over 1,400 games during his time as a college coach. Kent State hosted the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets at Schoonover Stadium on ...

LANSING, Mich. – The Michigan Baseball Hall of Fame proudly announces its Class of 2025, Jim Kaat, Frank Deak, Dave Bergman and Terry Bocian. They will be inducted at Jackson® Field™ on ...