mweir145 wrote:I've largely stopped caring about this every year with the holier-than-thou, no-nothing writer types who decide who get in (it's kind of like those ridiculous awards they give out too), but the baseball HOF should not be taken seriously at all if it doesn't include Bonds and Clemens (who are arguably the best hitter and best pitcher in the entire history of the sport). I have little doubt that the BBWAA will let baseball down once again come January, though.
Yep. But hey, you can go to the HOF and see Jim Rice!!!!!!!!!!
Still a better player than, say, Enos slaughter.
"I do not think baseball of today is any better than it was 30 years ago... I still think Radbourne is the greatest of the pitchers." John Sullivan 1914-Old athletes never change.
Not voting for Bonds, Clemens, etc is just asinine. If MLB cannot police its own game competently (and in its entire history it hasnt), then the voters should not be trying to police the Hall.
If a guy tested positive and was sanctioned by MLB, fine keep him out. If he admitted to cheating in some way, fine keep him out. Otherwise quit being so self righteous and just use the numbers to determine who is getting in.
Until theres any shred of evidence against bags or piazza, theyre easy picks for me. Piazza put up Bagwell #s as a freakin CATCHER! If thats not HoF worthy, then what is? Dont give me blind suspicion either!
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