This doesn't belong in this thread, but it doesn't really fit anywhere else either. A big baseball exhibit is planned next year at the Postal Museum:
https://www.sportscollectorsdaily.com/major-baseball-exhibit-planned-for-washington-beginning-in-2022/?fbclid=IwAR3EpcKCKrReUW2OIF4xYABJThGfGwYstHBqNqq-wkKMAo1HHkHEllA5e9MThe U.S. National Postal Museum in Washington, D.C. is planning a major exhibition of historic baseball memorabilia next year.
The exhibit will open in April and coincide with Jackie Robinson breaking baseball’s color barrier but the entire history of the game will be portrayed through items on loan from private collectors, other Smithsonian museums and the National Baseball Hall of Fame. Postage stamps issued in the U.S. and around the world will, not surprisingly, also be part of the exhibit.
Among the artifacts are game-worn uniforms, jackets, hats, bats and other game-used gear including items once used by Ty Cobb, Babe Ruth, Lou Gehrig, Robinson, Mickey Mantle, Roberto Clemente and other famous names.
The exhibit will be centered around four themes exploring the history of baseball and its place in the culture including Origins of the Game, Instrument of Diplomacy and War; Agent of Segregation and Integration and Legendary Playing Fields.
MLB, the Baseball Hall of Fame, Negro Leagues Baseball Museum, the Heritage Auctions are among the partners and sponsors. Lifelong collector Stephen Wong, the author of three baseball books published by the Smithsonian, has lent several historic pieces to the exhibit and is serving as honorary advisor.
Public programs will include lectures, autograph signings and learning labs offered to schools.