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How Joe Paterno will be seen in sports history is yet to be seen, for in sports the infamous and the legendary often stand side by side.
Major League Baseball is a man's game, but Carter always made it look like he was having fun. Maybe that's his greatest legacy of all.
Ramirez's retirement will be seen as forced and the likelihood of his earning a berth in Cooperstown will be highly doubtful.
After a 14-year wait, the durable hurler Bert Blyleven finally gets voted into Cooperstown and is joined by gifted second baseman Roberto Alomar.
As American as Mom, apple pie, rock and roll and yes, baseball.
Just one vote. This isn't asking for much.
The election of Andre Dawson further illustrates the flaws in the way the writers elect Hall of Famers.
He was the greatest second baseman of his generation. But does that really mean anything?
Okay, so he probably won't make it, unless Nolan Ryan drags him in with him.
And what's the deal with fans not having any kind of responsibility in voting for Hall of Famers?
BC Writer of the Week