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With this year's Hall of Fame voting complete, Barry Bonds and Roger Clemens can no longer be elected to Cooperstown, a decision that is a disgrace to baseball.

The final tally of the Baseball Writers Association of America's National Baseball Hall of Fame ballot will come out next Tuesday. On that list is a 'who's who' of Major League Baseball records and accomplishments. The MVP, CY Young and other awards owned by the list of ballot members could sink a ship. However, many of the names that own much of that prestigious hardware are in danger of their time on the Hall of Fame ballot expiring with induction.

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How close did some players get to being elected this year?

Nothing more sickening to me then a so called journalist who whines and is so conceited and self righteous they make you want to hurl. I cite Jason Stark of ESPN for my latest tirade against so called " journalists." If you have read any of my ramblings about so called "journalist" you would know that I don't respect that title much, think many are phony's, and their own belief

Andy Pettitte is one of the great Yankee pitchers of all-time.  He has the postseason numbers and the wins, but his ERA is high.  Plus, he will always be connected to steroids, HGH and Roger Clemens.  Is he a Hall of Famer?  Vote here:

After weeks of debate and enhanced drama, "judgment day" was finally upon us - would anyone be voted into the Baseball Hall of Fame Class of 2013? The answer was finally provided by Jeff Idelson, president of the Hall of Fame, and the answer was no.

There was Roger Clemens, Wade Boggs, and Johnny Damon. Now you can add Kevin Youkilis to the growing list of former Boston Red Sox players, despised by Yankee fans, joining the Bronx Bombers. The Yanks and Youkilis made it official on Tuesday as the former Sox third and first baseman inked a one year deal with New York...

Earlier today, the National Baseball Hall of Fame announced the 37-man ballot for the 2013 Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony. Among the 24 first-year eligible players are notable "suspected steroid users" Barry Bonds, Roger Clemens and Sammy Sosa...

Over the last few weeks, 50-year-old Roger Clemens has made a couple of starts on the pitcher's mound for the Sugar Land Skeeters of the Atlantic League. During this small-scale comeback, the Houston Astros have sent scouts to his starts and are considering bringing in Clemens for a spot-start at one of their final home games of the 2012 season...

Watching and listening to the hyper reaction to  Roger Clemens return to baseball yesterday made me pity those who treated his 3+ inning outing in the Independent League with reverence and respect. Listening and watching the media report on this event as if some great moment  made me ill...

Roger Clemens looked pretty decent throwing the ball in a recent bullpen session.  The 50-year old former Major League Baseball hurler is attempting to make a comeback with the Sugar Land Skeeters.