Multicultural Pride in Cooperstown
The 2011 Hall of Fame inductions presented baseball at its multicultural best. Bert Blyleven became the first Dutch-born player to enter the baseball Hall, and he entered along with a...
Bert Blyleven
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Cool Lessons From Hall of Fame Day
Five thoughts on Sunday's Hall of Fame induction of second baseman Roberto Alomar, starting pitcher Bert Blyleven and general manager Pat Gillick: 1. Baseball's father-son story...
Glory Arrives for Alomar, Blyleven, Gillick
Once again the streets of this tiny hamlet on the shores of Otsego Lake in upstate New York are alive with the sounds of baseball fans honoring the past and present. Roberto Alomar, Bert...
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- Blyleven: Curveball Master - Joe Christensen, Minneapolis Star Tribune
- Time to Get Rid of Pitch Counts - Hal Bodley, mlb.com
- Numbers Add Up for Blyleven - Joe Christensen, Minneapolis Star Tribune
- Alomar, Blyleven Headed to Cooperstown - Barry M. Bloom, mlb.com
- Breaking Down Hall of Fame Ballot - Tom Verducci, Sports Illustrated
- Blyleven, Alomar Top Hall of Fame Ballot - Jim Baumbach, Newsday
- The Importance of MLB Pranksters - Bert Blyleven, NBC Sports
- Optimistic for 2011 Hall Induction - Bert Blyleven, NBC Sports
- 13 Years of Sad Bert Blyleven Reactions - Deadspin
- Was One for the Hall One Too Many? - Jeff Neuman
- Verdict on Hall of Fame Nominees - Joe Posnanski, Sports Illustrated
- Blyleven is a Dutch Master - Jeff Passan, Yahoo! Sports
- Does Mussina Belong In the Hall Of Fame? - Joe Posnanski, Sports Illustrated