Hall Of Fame President Mead Plans Q&A With Community – All Otsego

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Hall Of Fame President Mead

Plans Q&A With Community

Tim Mead, in his first year as Baseball Hall of Fame president, will participate in a Q&A with the public during tomorrow's Community Day at 25 Main. (AllOTSEGO photo)

COOPERSTOWN – The Baseball Hall of Fame's new president, Tim Mead, plans a Q&A with visitors at 10 a.m. tomorrow (Saturday) during Community Day, where local fans will be admitted for free, (a $23 value for adults with drivers' license or other ID).

Mead , who succeeded Jeff Idelson at the end of the 2019 Induction, spent a career at the Los Angeles Angels, the last decade at vice president/communications.  Following the Q&A in the Grandstand Theater, a film, "Generations of the Game," will be screened.

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