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Martin, Herzog, Murtaugh and Mauch on Hall ballot
- Billy Martin, Whitey Herzog, Gene Mauch and Danny Murtaugh are among the former managers who will be on the ballot when the Hall of Fame Veterans Committee votes next month.
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Matsui bat, Damon spikes headed to Hall of Fame
- Hideki Matsui's bat and Johnny Damon's spikes are among the items from the Yankees' World Series title going to the Baseball Hall of Fame.
- Hideki Matsui's bat and Johnny Damon's spikes are among the items from the Yankees' World Series title going to the Baseball Hall of Fame.
Hall of Famers: ‘We won’t celebrate’
- If the words of two respected Hall of Famers speak for the entire group, Cooperstown could care less about Barry Bonds setting the all-time home-run record.
Cooperstown: Ride of a lifetime
- The town’s red open-air trolleys motored visitors up and down the streets of Cooperstown throughout induction weekend. On the eve of the induction ceremony, those same trolleys transported Hall of Famers and former players to the National Baseball Hall of Fame for a private red-carpet reception.
It was Cal’s day, but Baltimore was in spotlight
- Gary Thorne, MASN’s Orioles broadcaster who hosted the Hall of Fame induction ceremony Sunday said it best when describing the scene in Cooperstown: “I really don't think there are many people left in Baltimore today.”
- Gary Thorne, MASN’s Orioles broadcaster who hosted the Hall of Fame induction ceremony Sunday said it best when describing the scene in Cooperstown: “I really don't think there are many people left in Baltimore today.”
What lies ahead for Ripken?
- Cal Ripken Jr. acknowledged he doesn’t know what he’ll be doing in five years, but two Loyola College graduates have decided for him.
Ripken’s induction emotion-filled
- Before a record crowd of 75,000 fans at the Clark Sports Center in Cooperstown, the Iron Man showed a soft spot.
- Before a record crowd of 75,000 fans at the Clark Sports Center in Cooperstown, the Iron Man showed a soft spot.
Ripken, Gwynn flash star power
- The line of people stretched a mile and a crowd of 75,000 packed the grounds of Clark Sports Center here, leaving little wiggle room.
Lost in a sea of orange and black
- A simple sign at the Clark Sports Center stage said it all: “Holy Cal!”
- A simple sign at the Clark Sports Center stage said it all: “Holy Cal!”
Gwynn delivers speech as smooth as his swing
- Tony Gwynn spent his career exhibiting patience at the plate.
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