After taking last week off, we are back with another edition of Flashback Friday. Ken Boyer is considered by many among the top dozen third basemen to ever play, yet he is still not in the Hall of Fame.
Hopefully, this new series will bring back some memories for those of us who saw them play while also educating the newer generation of fans on some of the impact players of the past.
In this episode, we are running through the best weekend of football in NFL history. We break down all four divisional round games and review our picks from last week. Next up, our RAD Predictions for Championship Sunday.
Zack Greinke has had an exceptional career spanning 18 seasons. While he may not be done yet, let’s take a look at his Hall of Fame case.
Paul Goldschmidt has been one of the best first basemen in the league over the past decade. Although he has at least a few years left, let’s take an early look at his Hall of Fame case.
The Detroit Tigers have a long, storied franchise. Although they have won just four World Series titles, they have had some of the greatest players in the game come through their organization. This wasn’t easy.
Buster Posey recently hung up his cleats. He has three World Series rings and an MVP. Does he have enough to get into the Hall of Fame? Let’s take an early look at his case.
Ryan Howard, the career Philadelphia Phillies cornerstone first baseman is making his first appearance on the Hall of Fame ballot. Does he have the goods to find a spot in Cooperstown?
Sammy Sosa had quite a career, but like many of the players in that era, their legacies are clouded with steroids. Does Sammy have enough to get into Cooperstown on his final ballot?
A.J. Pierzynski was an old-school catcher who also has a World Series ring. Does he have enough to get inducted into the Hall of Fame?
Justin Morneau makes his debut on the Hall of Fame ballot this year. Does the 14-year veteran first baseman have what it takes to get inducted?
Despite only three championships in their history, there have been quite a few Hall of Famers to don the White Sox uniform. Let’s take a look at who makes Chicago’s All-Time 26-man roster.
After taking last week off, we are back with another edition of Flashback Friday. Ken Boyer is considered by many among the top dozen third basemen to ever play, yet he is still not in the Hall of Fame.
Hopefully, this new series will bring back some memories for those of us who saw them play while also educating the newer generation of fans on some of the impact players of the past.
In this episode, we are running through the best weekend of football in NFL history. We break down all four divisional round games and review our picks from last week. Next up, our RAD Predictions for Championship Sunday.
Zack Greinke has had an exceptional career spanning 18 seasons. While he may not be done yet, let’s take a look at his Hall of Fame case.
Paul Goldschmidt has been one of the best first basemen in the league over the past decade. Although he has at least a few years left, let’s take an early look at his Hall of Fame case.
The Detroit Tigers have a long, storied franchise. Although they have won just four World Series titles, they have had some of the greatest players in the game come through their organization. This wasn’t easy.
Buster Posey recently hung up his cleats. He has three World Series rings and an MVP. Does he have enough to get into the Hall of Fame? Let’s take an early look at his case.
Ryan Howard, the career Philadelphia Phillies cornerstone first baseman is making his first appearance on the Hall of Fame ballot. Does he have the goods to find a spot in Cooperstown?
Sammy Sosa had quite a career, but like many of the players in that era, their legacies are clouded with steroids. Does Sammy have enough to get into Cooperstown on his final ballot?
A.J. Pierzynski was an old-school catcher who also has a World Series ring. Does he have enough to get inducted into the Hall of Fame?
Justin Morneau makes his debut on the Hall of Fame ballot this year. Does the 14-year veteran first baseman have what it takes to get inducted?
Despite only three championships in their history, there have been quite a few Hall of Famers to don the White Sox uniform. Let’s take a look at who makes Chicago’s All-Time 26-man roster.
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