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Jim Henneman breaks down his thought process for this year’s Baseball Hall of Fame ballot, starting with the three categories he uses to group candidates with some association with PEDs and finishing with a simple conclusion about all the players on the ballot.
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Jim Henneman says the Hall of Fame debate on Barry Bonds and Roger Clemens isn’t going away anytime soon, as both are immediately eligible to be part of the 2023 class through a Veterans Committee.
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Longtime Baseball Hall of Fame voter David Ginsburg explains why he added Todd Helton and Billy Wagner (but not Scott Rolen) to his 2022 Baseball Hall of Fame ballot after not previously voting for them. Plus, who else made the cut?
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Stan “The Fan” Charles and Ross Grimsley talk with ESPN’s Tim Kurkjian about being elected as the Baseball Hall of Fame’s 2022 winner of the BBWAA Career Excellence Award.
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The Class of 2020 had its ceremony canceled once and postponed another time, but the National Baseball Hall of Fame’s latest induction ceremony finally became reality Sept. 8 — and Jim Henneman says it went off without a hitch.
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Jim Henneman breaks down why Curt Schilling falling short of election to the Baseball Hall of Fame was hardly a shock — and also reveals his ballot and why he voted the way he did.
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Longtime Baseball Hall of Fame voter David Ginsburg explains why he added Andy Pettitte and Sammy Sosa to his 2021 Baseball Hall of Fame ballot after not previously voting for them. Plus, who else made the cut?
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With no slam-dunk first-year nominee for the first time in eight years, Jim Henneman says this year’s Baseball Hall of Fame ballot highlights the two most recognizable names — Barry Bonds and Roger Clemens — even more than usual.
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Former two-sport athlete and Baltimore native Brian Jordan says players who used performance-enhancing drugs prior to drug testing should still be allowed in the Hall of Fame. “You can’t continue to penalize those guys,” Jordan said. “They were good ballplayers either way you look at it.”
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Jim Henneman weighs in on some of the possibilities for baseball in 2020, and he says this year could change the designated hitter forever.
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