US EditionAndruw Jones's Resurgence and Félix Hernández's Breakout Mark Hall of Fame Voting
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Chicago Tribune
By ERIC NÚÑEZ NEW YORK (AP) — The morning after the results of the 2026 Baseball Hall of Fame voting were revealed, astonishment still rang out over the extraordinary surge that propelled Andruw Jones to become the first player born in Curaçao to have a plaque in Cooperstown. In 2018, his first year of eligibility on the ballot, Jones received a mere 7.3% of the vote. It wasn't until 2023 that he reached the halfway mark with 58.1%, and he fell …
Table of ContentsNew names that will look for the Hall of Fame Venezuelan Peloteros that will seek to join Luis Aparicio in Cooperstown With the induction to the Hall of Fame of Carlos Beltrán and Andruw Jones this 2026, quickly begins to beat what will be the Class 2027 with the new members of the ballot. For the next cycle, a good number of Venezuelan players will say present and, in addition, others are added to the ballot, with the intention…
Thoughts on Orioles' win total in 2026, Hall of Fame results
No one knows how many games the Orioles will win in 2026. Betonline.ag has its early win totals for major league teams, and their guess is 84 ½. A year ago, they predicted the Orioles would win 89 ½. That was wildly off, and they won only 75. Looking at the American League East, they …
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