GLENDALE—Trevor Hoffman, Pat Hughes, Mike Murphy and Ron Pies have been elected to the Cactus League Hall of Fame.
“Congratulations to the members of the 2025 Cactus League Hall of Fame class,” said Bridget Binsbacher, Cactus League Executive Director. “The Cactus League Hall of Fame recognizes those who made outstanding contributions to spring training in Arizona. Whether it was on the field, in the broadcast booth or behind the scenes, each of these individuals played an important role in the growth of the Cactus League.”
Cactus League Hall of Fame Trustees, made up of Cactus League board members, baseball executives and community leaders, selected the 2025 class:
Inductees will be honored in pregame ceremonies during the 2025 spring training season. Here is the schedule:
The 2025 Cactus League Hall of Fame class will be featured in Play Ball: The Arizona Spring Training Experience and Cactus League Hall of Fame exhibit at Mesa Historical Museum, 2345 N. Horne, Mesa, Ariz.
The Cactus League Hall of Fame was founded in 2014. Here are the inductees, by class:
2014
Dwight W. "Pat" Patterson, Mesa Rancher and Businessman
Horace Stoneham, Owner, New York/San Francisco Giants
Bill Veeck, Jr., Owner, Cleveland Indians, 1946 - 1949
Hon. Rose Mofford, Arizona Governor, 1988 - 1991
Ted and Alice Sliger, Owners of the Buckhorn Baths, Mesa
Hi Corbett, Arizona State Senator, Tucson
2015
Hon. Jane Dee Hull, Arizona Governor, 1997 - 2003
Hon. Ron Travers, Mayor of Peoria, 1985 - 1991
Gregg Forwerck, Topps Photographer
Doug McWilliams, Topps Photographer
Ed Mailliard, Topps Photographer
Eddie Logan, Clubhouse Manager, New York/San Francisco Giants
2016
Del Webb, Co-Owner, New York Yankees
Gene Autry, Owner, Los Angeles Angels
Robert Brinton, Mesa Hohokams and Cactus League President
Jim Bruner, Scottsdale Charro and Maricopa County and Scottsdale elected official
2017
Ernie Banks IF, Chicago Cubs
Larry Doby, OF/IF, Cleveland
Monte Irvin, OF/IF, New York Giants, Chicago Cubs
Willie Mays, OF/IF, New York/San Francisco Giants
2018
Frank Robinson, OF/1B, Cleveland/California/Los Angeles Dodgers/Cincinnati
Manager, Cleveland/San Francisco
Gaylord Perry, RHP, San Francisco/Cleveland/Texas/San Diego/Seattle/Kansas City991.
Bob Uecker, Announcer, Milwaukee Brewers
Yosh Kawano, Clubhouse Manager, Chicago Cubs
Derrick Moore, Cactus League ballpark vendor
2019
Ken Griffey Jr., OF, Seattle/Cincinnati
Ferguson Jenkins, RHP, Chicago Cubs/Texas
Bobby Freeman, Organist
Roland Hemond, MLB executive
Robin Yount, IF/OF, Milwaukee
2020
Allan H. "Bud" Selig, MLB Commissioner and Owner, Milwaukee Brewers
Tony Gwynn, OF, San Diego
Alan "Al" Siebert, Groundskeeper, Peoria Sports Complex
Billy Williams, OF/IF, Chicago Cubs/Oakland
Vida Blue, LHP, Oakland/San Francisco/Kansas City
Vin Scully, Announcer, Los Angeles Dodgers
2021
No class selected due to pandemic.
2022
No class selected due to lockout.
2023
Bob Feller, RHP, Cleveland
Rollie Fingers, RHP, Oakland/San Diego/Milwaukee
Reggie Jackson, OF, Oakland/California
Randy Johnson, LHP, Seattle/Arizona/San Francisco
2024
Bruce Bochy, Manager, San Diego/San Francisco/Texas
Ron Santo, IF, Chicago Cubs
Rick Monday, OF, Oakland/Chicago Cubs
Don Carson, Restaurateur and Scottsdale Charro
Steve Vucinich, Equipment and Clubhouse Manager, Oakland
Since 1947 the Cactus League Association has provided a forum to share operational efficiencies; establish and nurture business relationships with Major League Baseball franchises; and promote and fundraise for the Cactus League. With 15 MLB teams training in 10 ballparks across Maricopa County, the Cactus League in 2023 generated $710.2 million in economic impact and $418.5 million for Arizona’s Gross Domestic Product, according to a study by Arizona State University’s W.P. Carey School of Business. The Cactus League Association is committed to strengthening and promoting this vital industry while serving our communities and contributing to the quality of life for Arizona residents and visitors.