Surprise Downward Trend in HOF Vote
Perhaps the clearest effect of the crowded Hall of Fame ballot, however, was realized among candidates who were returning to the ballot from last year. Of the 13 players who carried over...
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Outraged Over Baseball HOF Vote? Don't Be
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Biggio Earned His Spot in Cooperstown
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- Best Players Not in the Hall of Fame - Jay Jaffe, Sports Illustrated
- Bonds, Clemens Lugs But Famers - Henry Schulman, San Francisco Chronicle
- These Guys Are True Hall of Famers - Joe Posnanski, Sports on Earth
- Hall of Famers Don't Welcome Steroid Users - Chris Jenkins, UT-San Diego
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- Survey Says PED Figures Won't Make HOF - Ronald Blum, Associated Press
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- Would HOF Players Give Juicers Amnesty? - Gwen Knapp, Sports on Earth
- Fame a Fair Measure for Hall? - Joe Posnanski, Sports on Earth
- Santo Induction a Bittersweet Celebration - Larry Stone, Seattle Times
- Hall of Fame Voting Gets Messier in 2013 - Bob Klapisch, Bergen Record
- Now or Never for Baseball Hall Hopefuls - Tony DeMarco, NBC Sports
- The Past and Future of Hall of Fame - Joe Posnanski, Sports Illustrated
- Baseball Hall of Fame Should Be More Inclusive - Pitchers and Poets
- Voting for Hall of Fame Harder Than Ever - Jeff Jacobs, Hartford Courant
- Baseball Hall of Fame Getting Too Crowded - Tim Joyce
- Short Pitchers Rare in Cooperstown - Tim Joyce
- Multicultural Pride in Cooperstown - Jim Souhan, Minneapolis Star Tribune
- Time to Honor First Jewish Home Run King - Michael Freund, Jerusalem Post
- What Should the Hall of Fame Be Now? - Jayson Stark, ESPN
- For Bonds, No Jail, No Hall - Art Spander, RealClearSports
- Football Hall Voting Superior to Baseball's - Bernie Miklasz, StL Post-Dispatch
- Baseball Writers' Blinding 'Roid Rage - Richard Justice, Houston Chronicle
- Alomar, Blyleven Headed to Cooperstown - Barry M. Bloom, mlb.com
- Voting for Hall Shouldn't Be Guess Who's Guilty - Tyler Kepner, NY Times
- Breaking Down Hall of Fame Ballot - Tom Verducci, Sports Illustrated
- Palmeiro Hopes Career Is Judged Fairly - Mel Antonen, Sports Illustrated
- Miller Snub an Insult By Hall of Fame - Tim Joyce
- Rush Marvin Miller Into Hall of Fame - Jeff Neuman
- Pete Rose Just Cried His Way Into Hall of Fame - Terence Moore, FanHouse
- Bonds, Clemens Go on Trial, Pose HOF Dilemma - Ann Killion, SI
- Sweet Lou Not Worthy of Cooperstown - Jeff Neuman
- Hall of Fame Announces Election Changes - The LoHud Yankees Blog
- HOF Induction Gives Expos a Moment - Stephanie Myles, Montreal Gazette
- Let Steroids Guys Into Hall of Fame - Jeff Neuman, RealClearSports
- Let Steroids Guys into Hall of Fame - Jeff Neuman
- Does Steinbrenner Belong in the Hall? - JoePosnanski.com
- Call to Hall Ease's Dawson's Pain - Barry Rozner, Chicago Daily Herald
- Dawson a Curious Choice for Hall of Fame - Justice Is Served
- 13 Years of Sad Bert Blyleven Reactions - Deadspin
- Questioning Hall of Fame Standards - Tim Joyce, RealClearSports
- Questioning Hall of Fame Standards - Tim Joyce
- Lords of Baseball Slights Buck O'Neil Again - Justice Is Served
- Pete Rose Induction Day will Never Happen - Jayson Stark, ESPN
- Bud Selig Mulling Pardon for Pete Rose - Bill Madden, New York Daily News
- Rickey has Last Laugh - Rob Centorani, The Daily Star
- One Thing Was Clear: Jim Rice Cares - Bob Ryan, Boston Globe