There is no greater thrill in sports than winning and the feeling of the cost of that achievement. The Hall of Fame commemorates the people who worked hard to achieve and to help others achieve in the sport of Beep Baseball. The collection of people represented by our Hall of Fame are some of the most Important individuals to participate in Beep Baseball.

The picture to the right is of one of the NBBA's founders John Ross on the Lap of one of baseballs most prolific players, Babe Ruth. John Ross, at age 11, conducted the last interview of Babe Ruth's life. This photo was published in the Minneapolis Morning Tribune on June 23, 1948.

All Hall of Famers must meet a set of criteria. You can find the criteria for nominating a player or volunteer on our Nomination Page.
Players, Pitchers, Catchers, and Spotters can be inducted to the Hall of Fame or for the Jim Quinn Award
Volunteers can be nominated for the Jim Quinn or NBBA Honor Roll.