baseball hall of fame

My girlfriend and I woke up yesterday and very randomly decided to head on down for a quick road trip to Cooperstown for the Baseball Hall of Fame Induction weekend. I hadn't visited since I was a boy and thought this should be fun!

With a star-studded and scandal-ridden list of first-time players eligible for the Baseball Hall of Fame, doubts lingered about who exactly would make it into Cooperstown. So, who did?

This is only the second time this has happened in the last 40 years (1996 was the last time) and I guess once you let the 'roids in, they poison your career long after your body's clean of them and the likes of Barry Bonds, Roger Clemens and Sammy Sosa are finding that out the hard way.

Former Chicago Cubs third baseman Ron Santo has been elected posthumously to the Baseball Hall of Fame, garnering 93.8 percent of the vote from the Golden Era committee. In his 32nd year of eligibility, Santo has finally reached baseball’s highest honor. Santo has long been a fan favorite, and his death last year from complications due to bladder cancer and pneumonia might have earned him the ad