World of Little League

10/24/2026

This card was already a big deal. Now its autograph comes from a World Series Game 1 winner!

Jacob Misiorowski helped pitch the Milwaukee Brewers to a 3–2 victory over the Rays to open the World Series. Earlier this year, he and his Milwaukee teammates visited Williamsport for the MLB Little League Classic, sharing in the excitement of the Little League Baseball World Series.

This oversized Topps card, signed by Misiorowski, is part of our museum collection. Before anyone asks: no, it’s not available for trade.

10/23/2026

Meet Fred the Frog, the amphibious companion of Bridgewater Joe Lazaro Little League from Bridgewater, Massachusetts! Fred joined the New England representatives at the 2026 Little League Baseball World Series and has now hopped into our new exhibit.

Stop by the World of Little League® Museum to see Fred and explore more fun items that tell the stories behind this year’s teams!

10/23/2026

Before he threw the first pitch in Tampa Bay Rays history, Wilson Alvarez took the mound in Williamsport! ⚾

Alvarez represented Maracaibo, Venezuela, in the 1982 Little League Baseball World Series. Sixteen years later, on March 31, 1998, he delivered the first pitch in franchise history for the Tampa Bay Rays.

10/22/2026

Kinley Rasmus brought a little extra flair to the 2026 Little League Baseball World Series with her iconic bow. Now, it’s part of our new 2026 World Series exhibit!

Stop by the World of Little League Museum to see Kinley’s bow and discover more fun items that helped make this year’s teams unforgettable.

10/11/2026

This artifact has a pretty giant story behind it 👀

10/09/2026

We join the sports world in mourning the loss of Mike Ditka, Pro Football Hall of Famer and legendary coach.

We are honored that his journey in sports included time spent as a child learning life lessons on the fields of Aliquippa National Little League in Pennsylvania.

10/02/2026

📣 The museum will be closed on Tuesday, October 6, and will reopen on Wednesday, October 7, at 9 a.m.

After reopening, we’ll be open every day for the rest of October. Stop by and explore some Little League history! ⚾ 🥎

10/01/2026

Now THAT’S a throwback! Seventy years separate these Little League uniforms.

Join Adam as he compares the looks from the 1956 International Tournament to the bold uniforms worn by Little Leaguers in 2026.

09/11/2026

09/01/2026

The World Series may be over, but there’s still plenty to see the Museum! We’ll be open daily through Sunday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Please note that the Museum will be closed on Labor Day.