Churchill: For Rose friend, Hall of Fame talk is a thorn
Cooperstown's Andrew Vilacky says the posthumous push to induct the baseball great only highlights an injustice.
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Alex Rodriguez on Baseball Hall of Fame: Is This the Last Chance for the Yankees Legend to Enter Cooperstown?
The three-time MVP’s numbers rank among the greatest in history, earning him a place in conversations with legends like Willie Mays, Albert Pujols, Ken Griffey Jr., Frank Robinson, Barry Bonds ...
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How an unlikely alliance changed baseball for good
foulmouthed rookie manager Earl Weaver and Hall of Fame right fielder Frank Robinson. Their teaming up would lead to Robinson becoming baseball’s first Black manager, a milestone he achieved ...
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Worthy: Remembering Frank Robinson's historical impact and the connective tissue of baseball
A Hall of Fame player who went on to become a manager ... I asked Sharon in 2019 about Frank Robinson’s death. She responded eloquently and with great perspective as she pointed out Frank ...
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Pete Rose’s startling Hall of Fame premonition in last-known interview
Pete Rose seemed to think he would make the Hall of Fame posthumously despite never ... Pete Rose in action against the New York Mets in 1986. Frank Becerra Jr./The Journal News / USA TODAY ...