To: presidio9
At the same time, how much longer should baseball punish its all-time hit leader? The writer assumes that there is some "right" for very good baseball players to be inducted into HoF.
To: TontoKowalski
I think his records belong in the Hall of Fame, I'd let him in with the following conditions:
1 - the complete story (as known at the time) of his gambling and banning from baseball is included in his display
2 - none of the celebration, no acceptance speech, doesn't get to come to the dinner, simply announce his induction and put up the display
I think that would put a nice big fat asterisk on his HoF entry, it would also preserve his story for future generations, and would end this annoying semi-annual debate.
7 posted on
10/27/2003 9:59:44 AM PST by
discostu
(The Joan Wilder?!)
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