Cooperstown

American  

[koo-perz-toun, koop-erz-] / ˈku pərzˌtaʊn, ˈkʊp ərz- /

noun

1. a town in central New York: location of the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum.

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Example Sentences

“She’s got a dislocated shoulder, and maybe a couple of broken ribs. I’m trying to get her to the hospital in Cooperstown.”

From Literature

These are the magic numbers that have sent the game’s best hurlers to Cooperstown for the past nine decades.

From The Wall Street Journal

After months obsessing over Fenimore’s TikTok, Carmichael and her meme-loving children plan to drive the three or four hours from Vermont to Cooperstown in April for a family trip based entirely around the museum.

From The Wall Street Journal

An exception was Jeff Kent, who Sunday received 14 of 16 possible votes by the Contemporary Baseball Era Committee, the only player among eight on the ballot with enough for induction into Cooperstown.

From Los Angeles Times

This winter, hopes of that legacy being recognized in Cooperstown were rekindled when Valenzuela was named as one of eight finalists to be considered by the Hall of Fame’s Contemporary Era Committee.

From Los Angeles Times