Definitions
Sorry, no definitions found. You may find more data at national baseball hall of fame.
Etymologies
Sorry, no etymologies found.
Support
Help support Wordnik (and make this page ad-free) by adopting the word National Baseball Hall of Fame.
Examples
-
Mr. Santo, a nine-time All Star, was considered the finest National League third baseman of his era, but he was perennially rejected for membership in the National Baseball Hall of Fame in what some observers considered a travesty.
Ron Santo, hard-luck Cubs third baseman and broadcaster, dies at 70 Matt Schudel 2010
-
After his retirement from the game in 1988, it took twenty years for him to earn election to the National Baseball Hall of Fame, an honor that fellow 2008 inductee Goose Gossage felt was long overdue.
It’s What’s Inside the Lines That Counts Fay Vincent 2010
-
And if he donated it after a year say to the not-for-profit National Baseball Hall of Fame he might get a near-full deduction for the ball's fair-market value.
-
Sparky is the only member of the National Baseball Hall of Fame who was born in South Dakota, a state he left when he was 9.
The Wit and Wisdom of Sparky Anderson Matt Schudel 2010
-
After his retirement from the game in 1988, it took twenty years for him to earn election to the National Baseball Hall of Fame, an honor that fellow 2008 inductee Goose Gossage felt was long overdue.
It’s What’s Inside the Lines That Counts Fay Vincent 2010
-
After his retirement from the game in 1988, it took twenty years for him to earn election to the National Baseball Hall of Fame, an honor that fellow 2008 inductee Goose Gossage felt was long overdue.
It’s What’s Inside the Lines That Counts Fay Vincent 2010
-
The Nationals worked with the National Baseball Hall of Fame to develop the three criteria to honor players:
-
Sparky is the only member of the National Baseball Hall of Fame who was born in South Dakota, a state he left when he was 9.
The Wit and Wisdom of Sparky Anderson Matt Schudel 2010
-
Sparky is the only member of the National Baseball Hall of Fame who was born in South Dakota, a state he left when he was 9.
The Wit and Wisdom of Sparky Anderson Matt Schudel 2010
-
The National Baseball Hall of Fame recently released its list of non-player candidates being considered for enshrinement.
J.C. Bradbury: Baseball's First Economist: Remembering Gerald Scully 2009
Comments
Log in or sign up to get involved in the conversation. It's quick and easy.