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It's Official: Joe Gordon Is Famous, Immortal
It's Official: Joe Gordon Is Famous, Immortal
The old farts on the Veterans Committee finally got their act together and voted somebody into the Hall of Fame, but it wasn't any of the three names floated by Dugout Central . Instead of Joe Torre, Dick Allen or Ron Santo, the late great Joe Gordon will be the only player inducted into the ...
Veterans elect '40s star Gordon to Hall | MLB.com: News
mlb.mlb.com — LAS VEGAS -- Joe Gordon, a nine-time All-Star second baseman for the New York Yankees and Cleveland... Indians and an American League MVP, was elected to the National Baseball Hall of Fame on Sunday by one of the two Veterans Committees charged with the ... (more) Veterans elect '40s star Gordon to Hall | MLB.com: News
This Old Snub: Ron Santo Kept Out of Hall of Fame Once Again by Veterans Committee
This Old Snub: Ron Santo Kept Out of Hall of Fame Once Again by Veterans Committee
mlb.fanhouse.com — by Matt Snyder Once again, the Veteran's Committee shut the door on their precious Hall of Fame... to anyone who played after World War II. The most blatant snub was Ron Santo . I know, I know. Time to pile on the Cubs fans and tell us why Santo didn't ... (more) This Old Snub: Ron Santo Kept Out of Hall of Fame Once ...
Yankees’ Joe Gordon Elected to Hall of Fame - Bats Blog
Yankees’ Joe Gordon Elected to Hall of Fame - Bats Blog
bats.blogs.nytimes.com — LAS VEGAS — We’ve spent some time this winter debating the Hall of Fame credentials of a... just-retired Yankee, Mike Mussina. He can only hope it doesn’t take 58 years after his retirement to be inducted. That’s how long it took for Joe Gordon , the ... (more) Yankees’ Joe Gordon Elected to Hall of Fame - Bats ...
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