Dawson looks again to soar into Hall
Published 12/28/2008 by Carrie Muskat at Major League Baseball News
Andre Dawson received 358 votes, or 65.9 percent, last year in Hall of Fame balloting. After eight years, will this be the year "The Hawk" is elected to baseball immortality?
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