Baseball Hall of Fame

  1. "The 3,000 Hit Club" Explores the Journeys of Baseball's Greatest Hitters

    In a newly updated edition of The 3,000 Hit Club, authors Fred McMane and Stuart Shea retell the stories of all 28 players who comprise "the most exclusive club in Major League Baseball...

    Ely Sussman Written by Ely Sussman about 4 days ago 199 reads 0 comments

  2. New York Yankees: 7 Candidates for the MLB Hall of Fame

    The 2012 New York Yankees are a difficult team to assess. They might win their 28th World Series. They might not even make the playoffs. There are five Yankees that are virtual locks for the Hall of Fame...

    Harold Friend Written by Harold Friend about 6 days ago 1,015 reads 10 comments

  3. Is Dwight Evans of the Boston Red Sox a Hall of Famer? One Fan Makes His Case

    The way right field has become somewhat of a revolving door for the Red Sox in recent years, it should be remembered that for nearly two decades and many heartbreaks, one man ruled the position with grace and class...

    Saul Wisnia Written by Saul Wisnia about 8 days ago 484 reads 14 comments

  4. 12 Active 1st-Ballot MLB Hall of Famers

    As we prepare to watch Barry Larkin take his rightful place in Cooperstown this summer, the game's stars constantly remind us that we're watching players who will be doing the same at some point in the future...

    Mark Miller Written by Mark Miller about 11 days ago 3,416 reads 20 comments

  5. Chicago White Sox: Should Paul Konerko End Up in the Hall of Fame?

    Paul Konerko has been one of the most popular and most productive members of the Chicago White Sox in recent history. He has a World Series ring, five All-Star appearances and seven years as the White Sox captain under his belt...

    Adam Spencer Written by Adam Spencer about 13 days ago 942 reads 5 comments

  6. Why PED Users Belong in the Baseball Hall of Fame

    The National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum opened its doors in 1936, and with the induction of Ty Cobb, Christy Mathewson, Honus Wagner, Babe Ruth and Walter Johnson, dedicated ...

    Seth Victor Written by Seth Victor about 17 days ago 551 reads 82 comments

  7. Johnny Damon's Delusional Belief That He Belongs in the Hall of Fame

    Johnny Damon considers himself a future Hall of Famer. Speaking to Tyler Kepner of the New York Times , Damon claimed his statistics merit election to the Hall...

    Harold Friend Written by Harold Friend about 19 days ago 1,115 reads 60 comments

  8. Hall of Fame's Rule 5 Must Be Used to Make Tommy John and Jim Kaat Members

    One of the guidelines for Hall of Fame voters is Rule 5, which states, "Voting shall be based upon the player's record, playing ability, integrity, sportsmanship, character, and contributions to the team(s) on which the player played...

    Harold Friend Written by Harold Friend about 25 days ago 115 reads 0 comments

  9. Canadian Baseball HOF Induction Weekend Is More Than Just About Baseball

    June 23rd will mark the second time I will have attended the Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame inductions. Two years ago, my dad and I made the trek from Niagara-on-the-Lake to the small town on St...

    Devon Teeple Written by Devon Teeple about 26 days ago 20 reads 0 comments

  10. Eli Manning and Peyton Manning: In the End, History Says That Big Brother Wins

    There can be little argument that Peyton Manning , should he retire tomorrow, would be a first-ballot inductee into the Pro Football Hall of Fame...

    Mark Bator Written by Mark Bator about 29 days ago 2,079 reads 14 comments