Baseball Hall of Fame
A look at this year's Baseball Hall of Fame candidates and happenings...
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Predicting the next three Hall of Fame votes
Some notable Indians alumni are up for Hall of Fame votes in the next few years. How will they, and the rest of the candidates, fair?
2016 Hall of Fame Results
In a disappointing, but not all to surprising vote, only Ken Griffey Jr. and Mike Piazza gained entrance to the Hall of Fame today.
Pre-Integration Era Hall of Fame results revealed
Back on December 7, the results from the pre-integration era committee results were announced. Apparently, nobody noticed.
Hall of Fame profile: other first year candidates
Who else on this year’s Hall of Fame ballot could receive votes?
Hall of Fame candidate profile: Billy Wagner
Trevor Hoffman is not the only closer up for debate for the Hall of Fame. Billy Wagner, the flame throwing left hander is also on the ballot.
Hall of Fame candidate profile: Trevor Hoffman
Can you hear the theme music to Hells Bells? Here comes the discussion on Trevor Hoffman and his candidacy for the Hall of Fame.
Hall of Fame candidate profile: Jim Edmonds
Unlike Griffey Jr., the case for Jim Edmonds is not as cut and dried.
Hall of Fame candidate profile: Ken Griffey Jr.
Likely the only first time selection from this year’s class, Ken Griffey Jr. had a long standout career.
Hall of Fame candidate profile: 2015 holdovers
Will the 2016 ballot be as fruitful as the amazing class of 2015 of Randy Johnson, Pedro Martinez, John Smoltz and Craig Biggio?
Looking ahead to the 2016 HOF ballot
The BBWAA elected four new members to the Baseball Hall of Fame this week, but there are still a number of deserving players waiting for their turn, and more will arrive next year. An early look at the 2016 ballot...
Four players elected to the Hall of Fame
Results from the BBWAA Hall of Fame voting were announced Tuesday afternoon. Randy Johnson, Pedro Martinez, John Smoltz, and Craig Biggio have each been elected, making the class of 2015 one of the largest in HOF history.
LGT's Hall of Fame voting results
The staff here at LGT has made their cases for or against twenty of this year's 34 candidates. How did the voting turn out from the plebians?
Hall of Fame candidate profile: The Others
Who else on this year’s Hall of Fame ballot could receive votes?
Hall of Fame candidate profile: Curt Schilling
The most accomplished player born in Alaska, does that mean Curt Schilling should also make the Hall of Fame?
Hall of Fame candidate profile: Edgar Martinez
He's either the best or second-best DH in the history of the DH. Isn't that enough?
Hall of Fame Candidate Profile: Larry Walker
A look at one of the most complete players of our era.
Hall of Fame candidate profile: Mike Piazza
Mike Piazza is arguably the best offensive catcher of all time. So why is he still on the ballot for the third time?
Hall of Fame Candidate Profile: Alan Trammell
Will the 14th time on the Hall of Fame ballot be the charm for the former Tigers shortstop?
Hall of Fame candidate profile: John Smoltz
Not many can say they were the best reliever in baseball and the best starter in baseball for at least a year each. But what does that add up to?
Hall of Fame candidate profile: Randy Johnson
Not as heralded as a few other pitching nominees, Randy Johnson ought to be a first ballot Hall of Famer.
Hall of Fame candidate profile: Tim Raines
He wasn't even the greatest leadoff hitter of his time - but maybe that is not a fair standard.
Hall of Fame candidate profile: Gary Sheffield
Great at the plate, not-so-great away from it, Gary Sheffield is a fascinating Hall of Fame candidate. But the current ballot logjam may limit his time for consideration.
Hall of Fame candidate profile: Mark McGwire
Mark McGwire is another candidate with a PED issue, but his case is not nearly as cut and dried without the tainted link.
Hall of Fame candidate profile: Mike Mussina
18 stellar seasons left Mussina near the bottom of the ballot last year, but does he deserve better?
Hall of Fame candidate profile: Jeff Kent
Briefly a Cleveland Indian, Jeff Kent blossomed into one the best offensive second basemen ever while with the San Francisco Giants
Hall of Fame candidate profile: Roger Clemens
Like Bonds, the omission of Clemens is definitely based on the PED issue.
Hall of Fame candidate profile: Brian Giles
Giles was an elite on-base machine and had a long, productive career, but is that enough to warrant a place in Cooperstown?
Hall of Fame candidate profile: Nomar Garciaparra
In the late 1990s/early 2000s, Garciaparra was one of the elite players in the game. Then injuries started to take their toll.
Hall of Fame candidate profile: Barry Bonds
The omission from the Hall of Fame of the greatest power hitter most of us have ever seen is borderline criminal.
Hall of Fame candidate profile: Fred McGriff
This year's Baseball Hall of Fame ballot is loaded with players one can make a strong case for. Today we examine the case of Fred McGriff, who put up big numbers, but not as big as a number of players who began their career shortly after he did.