
All posts tagged "Baseball Hall of Fame"
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Baseball
/ 5 months agoLetters from the Beyond: From Adrian “Cap” Anson to Rolen and McGriff – Cartas Desde El Más Allá: De Adrián “Cap” Anson Para Rolen y McGriff
Dear valued and admired Scott Rolen and Fred McGriff: Of course, the first thing I must express to you is my...
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/ 11 months agoHOF Greats vs. HOF Really Really Good Players
Los Angeles, California– Every year as spring training approaches, the voting by the Baseball Writers’ Association of America (BBWAA), for induction...
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/ 11 months agoPerhaps Next Year For Carlos Beltrán
NEW YORK– Carlos Beltrán will not be a first ballot baseball Hall of Famer and that was revealed Monday when the...
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/ 1 year agoLatinos Filled Rosters Of Last Game at Polo Grounds
As Americans celebrated Columbus Day on Oct. 12, 1963, two teams of Latinos gathered in New York for an exhibition that...
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/ 2 years agoDavid Ortiz: Not A First Ballot But A Hall Of Famer
New York: The baseball writers may never get it right with their ballots as to who gains enshrinement to the Hall...
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/ 2 years agoCuban Population Multiplies in Baseball Hall of Fame
Viva Oliva! Viva Miñoso! After long waits, the two Cuban natives are members of the Baseball Hall of Fame. They were...
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/ 3 years agoLatin Legends Pedro, Big Papi Help Bosox Find Future Stars
Pedro Martínez is already in the Baseball Hall of Fame. David (Big Papi) Ortiz is in the on-deck circle, a virtual...
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/ 3 years agoYoung Vlad Guerrero, Jr. Copies Dad’s Power Act With 3-Homer Night
There are no father-and-son tandems among the players enshrined in the Baseball Hall of Fame. Vladimir Guerrero, Jr. might be out...
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/ 3 years agoUnknown Rookie Yermín Mercedes Makes Major-League History
There’s at least one Mercedes equipped with an engine that never turns off. Yermín Mercedes, a third-string catcher who entered this...
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Baseball
/ 3 years agoDo Ballplayers Gamble By Wearing No. 13?
In a game rife with superstitions, none is more obvious than aversion to the number 13. Major league teams have retired...