Jeff Kent has been elected to the National Baseball Hall of Fame by the Contemporary Baseball Era Committee, while Barry ...
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Hall of Fame chair thinks Bonds, Clemens denied entry by committee for same views held by writers
ORLANDO, Fla. — With Barry Bonds and Roger Clemens facing only one more chance under the current rules to get into baseball's ...
Kent played in MLB for 17 seasons with the Toronto Blue Jays, New York Mets, Cleveland Indians, San Francisco Giants, Houston ...
Jeff Kent, whose 377 home runs are the most by a primary second baseman in baseball history, was elected to the hall of fame ...
Barry Bonds' chances of making the Baseball Hall of Fame appear to be dead once and for all. The Hall of Fame on Sunday announced the results from the ...
It's been a tough offseason for San Francisco Giants fans. A "guinea pig" rookie manager. No big acquisitions at the Winter ...
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What Do You Think of Barry Bonds Now?
He was baseball’s ultimate slugger—and its biggest heel. Two decades after the steroid scandal that upended his career, ...
“Password” to Pirates: Meanwhile, the Red Sox shipped their No. 8 prospect, 22-year-old outfielder Jhostynxon (“The Password” ...
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Why Baseball Hall of Fame chair was 'not surprised' Roger Clemens and Barry Bonds struck out again
Baseball Hall of Fame Chair Jane Forbes Clark said Monday she wasn't surprised that Roger Clemens and Barry Bonds missed ...
Jeff Kent, baseball's all-time leader in home runs among second basemen, was voted into the Hall of Fame by the Contemporary ...
Jeff Kent has been elected to Baseball’s Hall of Fame by the contemporary era committee, appearing on 14 of the 16 ballots.
Kent absolutely deserves to be a Hall of Famer. That he's in and his former teammate is not is much harder to rationalize.
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