Yankees’ CC Sabathia tracking toward first-ballot Hall of Fame induction as announcement nears
- The announcement of players voted into the Hall of Fame is on Tuesday, which is an important day in baseball.
- CC Sabathia is considered Hall worthy by voters, while opinions differ on other candidates in the class.
- Ichiro Suzuki is currently at 100% in online tracking for Hall of Fame votes, but some doubt he will be unanimous.
- Voters discussed the impact of Sabathia's workload and overall contribution, making his induction decision easier than expected.
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Hall of Fame 2025: Yankees great CC Sabathia’s first manager tells tales on election eve
The Cleveland Guardians were still the Cleveland Indians and about to break spring training in 2001 and general manager John Hart still had to make Opening Day roster decisions to replace injured starting pitchers Charles Nagy and Jaret Wright.

Yankees’ CC Sabathia tracking toward first-ballot Hall of Fame induction as announcement nears
The Yankees went the extra mile(s) to sign CC Sabathia. As contract talks heated up with the free-agent left-hander, Yankees general manager Brian Cashman left the 2008 winter meetings in Las Vegas to sit down with Sabathia and his family at their home in Vallejo, Calif. It was an atypical — and important — step in the Yankees signing Sabathia to a record-setting seven-year, $161 million deal. That proved to be a franchise-altering investment. S…
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