Baseball Hall Of Fame

Bob Wolff is one of the most famous television and radio announcers of the second half of the Twentieth Century. He has been inducted to both the Baseball Hall of Fame at Cooperstown and the Basketball Hall of Fame as well. His call of Don LarsenR...

COOPERSTOWN–Here I am walking in the footsteps of Abner Doubleday, credited founder of baseball, on the holy ground of this upstate New York community of 2,000 or more souls. Or not. There are no buildings with “Abner Doubleday Slept Here...

Across the board, Johnny Damon has impressive career numbers, but perhaps not quite good enough to make baseball’s Hall of Fame.

COOPERSTOWN–Baseball intoxication. That’s what it is when you walk through the door of 25 Main Street. The first thing you see is a gigantic painting of Cy Young, the winningest baseball pitcher of all-time. It’s like a welcome sign...

Maryland’s Eastern Shore and the Delmarva Peninsula has a rich baseball history. Hall of Famers Jimmie Foxx and Frank “Home Run” Baker were born there as were many other Major League ballplayers. An excellent musuem, the Eastern Sho...

The romance of baseball is in part a gift handed down through generations.  In my lifetime I saw history in 1975, or when I watched Tom Browning finish his perfect game, or watched the scoreboard flash 4,192.  Baseball has the unique place in Ameri...

Wonder what it was like for Roger Clemens to sit in a Washington, D.C. courtroom and hear three prospective jurors say they had never heard of him. Maybe it was a blow to the ego, as well as a boost to the prosecution. Certainly that trio of humans s...

The executive director of the Major League Baseball Players Association says that Pete Rose should be in Hall of Fame.

Recently, Jason Varitek held a press conference to announce his retirement from baseball. It was the final chapter in a stellar career, which was marked with outstanding team and individual successes. Whenever a noteworthy player retires, fans and...

Every morning, the fine folks at Sports Radio Interviews sift through the a.m. drive-time chatter to bring you the best interviews with coaches, players, and personalities across the sports landscape. Today: McGwire says it's all out of his hands now...

When you're Chipper Jones, and you're just tacking on numbers to a career already ticketed for Cooperstown, you can report to Spring Training with a little extra paunch if you want to.

Hall of Famer Tony Gwynn underwent surgery to remove a cancerous tumor from his cheek this week and he hopes to return to coaching San Diego State's team soon.