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Committee Chairman - 06:25

Saw this today....a must read IMO: http://www.grantland.com/story/_/id/10261642/mlb-hall-fame-voting-steroid-era

DDT - 02:01

Baseball's newest HoFers: Greg Maddux, Tom Glavine, Frank Thomas. Craig Biggio is hurting: 74.78 percent! PEDs guys still being punished; bye-bye, Rafael Palmeiro. Not a travesty like last year.

bojanthebest - 01:58

Congrats to Maddux, Glavine and Thomas for making the Hall today. Biggio should have made it also.

Spheniscus - 07:12

Torre and Cox were taken on by Rick Reilly, as well as LaRussa. I am in the camp that they should all be in, as should Bonds, Clemens, and McGwire. But the double standard is interesting.

Spheniscus - 07:12

Torre and Cox were taken on by Rick Reilly, as well as LaRussa. I am in the camp that they should all be in, as should Bonds, Clemens, and McGwire. But the double standard is interesting.

DDT - 11:25

@Spheniscus: Thanks for link. Olbermann's ideas are radical, thoughtful. Singles out La Russa, ignores "broadcast partner" Torre with A-Rod, Clemens as PEDs boys. As always, KO has food for thought.

Spheniscus - 06:27

Anyone else see Olbermann's take on LaRussa getting into the Hall of Fame? Link is below. http://espn.go.com/video/clip?id=10125463&categoryid=2521705

DDT - 02:31

RIP Ken Norton, who died 9/18/13. I'm not a boxing fan but I met Norton a few times and have a "story." Sad to see him go.

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