Tag Archives: Hall of Fame

At this point it seems the Baseball Writers’ Association of America is starting to either forget or even forgive players from the so-called Steroid Era.

While the Yankees and their fans are mourning Yogi’s loss, the Mets and their fans are as well and we can claim him as ours too.

Maybe the Yankees don’t want to acknowledge that he hit that homerun officially, but they are gladly accepting the win over the Boston Red Sox that it provided. This is most certainly hypocrisy at its worst.

It is imperative that all those stepping onto fields everywhere across the land on Opening Day will have a fair shot at the hall based on their numbers. As it stands, that is obviously not the case.

Kiner loved baseball as much and probably more than the fans and the game loved him, and we all knew it and appreciated him even more because of it.

A-Rod and all the stars who dared to take a syringe to their buttocks in name of performance cared little about the kids who love the game. They cared nothing about setting an example, about playing clean for the love of the game because they don’t love the game.

Gary was one of those great players you just had to admire even when he was on the other team.

A well-researched look at the career of a pop genius.

This trial is more about Major League Baseball, specifically how baseball has turned a blind eye to the problem of performance enhancing drugs for years.

A Pulitzer Prize winner tells the story of a baseball immortal...