In 2018, six living players were inducted into the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum. Longtime teammates with the Detroit Tigers, pitcher Jack Morris and shortstop Alan Trammell, were among them. It was a glorious day in Cooperstown, and yet it was a day in which it felt as if the distinguished six were missing […]
Ted Simmons & Marvin Miller Elected to the Hall of Fame’s Class of 2020
Last night in San Diego, Tim Mead, the new President of the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum, revealed the names of the first members of the Hall’s Class of 2020. Catcher Ted Simmons and Marvin Miller, the former Executive Director of the MLB Players Association, were elected by receiving at least 75% of […]
Hall of Fame’s Modern Baseball Committee Votes Today
Early this evening, shortly after 8:00p ET on MLB Network, the results of the “Modern Baseball” Hall of Fame vote will be announced. Today at the Winter Meetings in San Diego, 5 former General Managers, one owner, 4 long-time media members and 6 Hall of Fame players are meeting to discuss 10 candidates for Cooperstown. […]
Does Thurman Munson Deserve Another Hall of Fame Chance?
A little over three months ago, on August 2nd, baseball fans throughout the country noted the 40th anniversary of the tragic death of New York Yankees catcher Thurman Munson. At the time the death of Munson, caused by a crash of a plane he was piloting, was a shock to the entire baseball world. Munson, […]