Submit a Story!
Get the BallHype iPhone App
Introducing the Hall of Fame Classic
Introducing the Hall of Fame Classic
by Tom Fornelli While these days the only thing the Cubs and Padres are talking about is a possible trade for Jake Peavy , earlier this summer the two teams spent their time talking about how much they hated playing in the annual Hall of Fame Game in Cooperstown. You may or may not remember, ...
D-Backs Execs, NASCAR Owners to Cut Jobs at Hall of Fame Racing
D-Backs Execs, NASCAR Owners to Cut Jobs at Hall of Fame Racing
bizofbaseball.com — As we reported yesterday, there is a love affair going on between motorsports and MLB owners ,... with Arizona Diamondbacks CEO Jeff Moorad and COO Tom Garfinkel being majority owners of Hall of Fame Racing. As reported yesterday, while there is interest in auto racing, all professional sports ... (more) D-Backs Execs, NASCAR Owners to Cut Jobs at Hall of Fame ...
Mussina Deserves To Be In The Hall
dugoutcentral.com — The retirement of Mike Mussina brought the inevitable question of his Hall of Fame credentials. It’s a... good debate, as witnessed by the fact a previous story on Mussina’s credentials is the fifth most commented upon article on Dugout Central.  ... (more) Mussina Deserves To Be In The Hall
Recent Players among the Top 25 – Infielders and Catchers
Recent Players among the Top 25 – Infielders and Catchers
seamheads.com — Here is an interesting question. According to the CAWS Career Gauge, how many of the top 25... players at each position in the 20th century were still playing in the 21st century (2001 or later)? Let’s take a look. (more) Recent Players among the Top 25 – Infielders and Catchers
Comments
Blog Reactions

Introducing the Hall of Fame Classic
Foul Balls — ... this summer the two teams spent their time talking about how much they hated playing in the annual Hall of Fame Game in Cooperstown. You may or may not remember, but after dealing with too many complaints from organizations and the players, both the player's union and the owners decided that 2008 contest between the Cubs and Padres would be the last time the exhibition game would be played with Major League teams. Then, as a final kick to the junk, the game was rained out.... Continue reading at FanHouse

Related Content
Breaking Down the NFL Hall of Fame Finalist
walker-sports.net 1/8/2009 — Yesterday, the NFL announced their 17 finalist eligible for induction as part of this year’s class to the NFL Hall of Fame. The 17 finalist will be discussed and voted on January 31st just before the Super Bowl, and the winners will be announced at that time.
Hall of Fame Jr.
joeposnanski.com 2/5/2009 — So, I’ve been thinking about opening up my own Baseball Hall of Fame. This isn’t in any way a knock on the current Hall of Fame — I think everyone here knows that I LOVE the Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown — but lately things have ...
A Hall of Fame Manifesto
joeposnanski.com 12/4/2008 — So, the Baseball Hall of Fame ballot arrived in the mail on Tuesday … and brilliant readers already know that this time of year makes me crazy. Here we are, back at the beginning, back with the Jack Morris and Jim Rice arguments, back ...
2009 Pro Football Hall of Fame Class Announced
nflgridirongab.com 2/8/2009 — CANTON, OHIO – Wide receiver Bob Hayes , guard Randall McDaniel , defensive end Bruce Smith , linebacker Derrick Thomas , owner Ralph Wilson , and defensive back Rod Woodson make up the Class of 2009 Pro Football Hall of Fame enshrinees.  ...
O.J. WILL STAY IN HALL OF FAME, BUT SHOULD HE?
profootballtalk.com 12/15/2008 — On the same evening that the Heisman Trophy is being awarded, the Associated Press points out that former Heisman winner O.J. Simpson won’t be losing many of his football accolades after being convicted of felony charges and sentenced to at ...
Hall Falls Down
murraychass.com 12/10/2008 — If a player went to bat four times in six years and didn't get a hit, he probably wouldn't command consideration for the Hall of Fame. Fair enough. If a player, on the other hand, pitched four times in six years and threw a shutout each and every ...
Gordon elected to Hall of Fame
yankees.lhblogs.com 12/8/2008 — This press release from the Hall of Fame: Nine-time All-Star and five-time World Series champion Joe Gordon was elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame today by the Veterans Committee. Gordon, who played second base for the New York Yankees and ...
From Agee to Zisk - the “No Votes” of the Baseball Hall of Fame
homerderby.com 1/13/2009 — Dan Plesac, Greg Vaughn and Ron Gant joined an unenviable group yesterday - players who got NO VOTES in their bid for the Hall of Fame.
Belle Just Doesn’t Cut It
dugoutcentral.com 12/8/2008 — As much as the author wants to put Albert Belle in the Hall, he concludes that his attitude issues plus the lack of separation between his peak years and those of others who didn't make it mean NO.
College Baseball Hall of Fame Voting Begins
thecollegebaseballblog.com 2/15/2009 — FROM CBB NEWS SOURCE LUBBOCK, Texas – The College Baseball Foundation announced today that voting... Visit The College Baseball Blog for the Full Story
Cubs now the only suitors for Jake PeavyLatest Sporting News Articles for MLB 11/18/2008
With the Braves having removed themselves from the Jake Peavy trade talks late last week, Padres ...
AP source: Ryan Dempster, Cubs near 4-year dealRed Sox & MLB - BostonHerald.com 11/18/2008
CHICAGO - Pitcher Ryan Dempster and the Chicago Cubs are close to agreement on a four-year contract worth about $52 million, according to a baseball official. The official,...
Hall of Fame Racing planning staff cutsThe Seattle Times: Sports 11/18/2008
Hall of Fame Racing, the NASCAR team owned by Arizona Diamondbacks executives, will cut its staff even if it secures sponsorship to run a full 2009 season.
Why The Padres Shouldn't Trade Jake PeavyBleacher Report - MLB 11/18/2008
Better luck next year, Padres. They can't possibly be as bad. They have been in playoff contention for years. They can certainly get back there, even if they had the third worst record in the majors. The Padres were killed with injuries this ...
Padres not ruling out Braves for PeavyMajor League Baseball News 11/18/2008
With the Cubs signing Ryan Dempster to a four-year deal on Tuesday, the Padres' latest trade partner for Jake Peavy might no longer be in the market. That means, GM Kevin Towers says, that the Padres might revisit the Braves for a possible deal.