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- King James Bible: Deuteronomy, Chapter 4
- Chapter 4 4:1 Now therefore hearken, O Israel, unto the statutes and unto the judgments, which I teach you, for to do them, that ye may live, and go in and possess the land which the LORD God of your fathers giveth you. 4:2 Ye shall not add unto the word...
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- King James Bible: Deuteronomy, Chapter 28
- Chapter 28 28:1 And it shall come to pass, if thou shalt hearken diligently unto the voice of the LORD thy God, to observe and to do all his commandments which I command thee this day, that the LORD thy God will set thee on high above all nations of the earth:...
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- The Horned God in India and Europe
- Of all of the Gods that we honor in Paganism today probably the most revered is the Horned God, in the shape and form of Cernunnos. Pick up some modern Pagan literature and chances are he is in there, listen to conversation at a Moot and you will hear him...
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- King James Bible: Deuteronomy, Chapter 12
- Chapter 12 12:1 These are the statutes and judgments, which ye shall observe to do in the land, which the LORD God of thy fathers giveth thee to possess it, all the days that ye live upon the earth. 12:2 Ye shall utterly destroy all the places, wherein the...
Old Testament >> Deuteronomy
- Looking For The Hub Of The Sacreed Wheel: Part 1
- It is often said that all paths are like spokes on a wheel. We start at the rime and follow a spoke to the hub of central truth from which all paths arise and to which they all return. Those of you who've been following my articles should also know that to a...
Religion & Philosophy >> Religions
- King James Bible: Deuteronomy, Chapter 5
- Chapter 5 5:1 And Moses called all Israel, and said unto them, Hear, O Israel, the statutes and judgments which I speak in your ears this day, that ye may learn them, and keep, and do them. 5:2 The LORD our God made a covenant with us in Horeb. 5:3 The LORD...
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- "And David enquired of the Lord, saying, Shall I go up to the Philistines? Wilt thou deliver them into mine hand? And the Lord said unto David, Go up: for I will doubtless deliver the Philistines into thine hand.
- 24 hours for the Lord: Immersed in God's mercy
- The intention for this year, the Jubilee of Mercy, is to draw people around the world to the mercy of God. The "24 Hours for the Lord" is being promoted by the Pontifical Council for the Promotion of the New Evangelization.
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- In the beginning God told us in Genesis 1-3 that He built the Garden of Eden so that He might have fellowship with His creation and He draped it with trees from which they could eat.
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Griffey & Piazza Elected to Hall of Fame
After a 2015 Hall of Fame class that saw four great players getting elected, many people around the baseball world spent the past year speculating as to which players would receive the necessary 75 percent of the vote to receive induction into the Hall of Fame the next time around. On Wednesday, the long wait was finally over, as it was announced that Ken Griffey Jr. and Mike Piazza had officially been elected as the 2016 Major League Baseball Hall of Fame class.
Ken Griffey Jr. received 99.3 percent of the total vote, good for the highest election percentage ever for any player in Hall of Fame history, passing Tom Seaver who held the previous record of 98.84 percent back in 1992. Many thought that Griffey's 2,781 career hits, 630 home runs and 1,836 RBI's would have been enough to earn him the honor of being the first unanimously elected Hall of Famer in history, but somehow 3 of the 440 voters found a reason not to cast a vote for him. Not many people can wrap their heads around the fact that three people somehow chose to not vote for Griffey Jr., but it is what it is. He was elected — that's all that matters.
Mike Piazza was the only other player elected, with him receiving 83 percent of the vote. I've always felt that Piazza was worthy of the Hall, but it took him a total of four times on the ballot for him to finally break through. He is somewhat of a controversial pick, with him not having the best stats, but the voters decided that he was a Hall of Fame player, making the jump up from 69.9 percent just a year ago. One of the best catchers of all time, Piazza recorded 2,127 hits, 1,335 RBI's and 427 homers over the course of his career. As a 62nd round pick, Piazza goes to show that any player who has the talent and puts in the work has the potential to put up an amazing career no matter where they're drafted.
Players I selected as part of my unofficial ballot who didn't receive a nod from the voters include Tim Raines and Trevor Hoffman, who I viewed as worthy but still didn't make it in. But despite the fact that they didn't make it in once again, Raines saw a big jump up from 55 percent in 2015 all the way up to 69.8 percent this year. With him heading into his final year of eligibility in 2017, it remains to be seen if Raines will be elected. However, receiving 67.3 percent of the vote this year in his first time on the ballot, Trevor Hoffman will likely be elected in within the next year or two (as will Jeff Bagwell, who came within 15 votes in 2016).
But there are a number of players who will likely never make it into the Hall. Other than the thirteen players who will be knocked off the ballot heading into next year due to receiving less than the five percent needed — Jim Edmonds and Nomar Garciaparra being the most notable — there are several players who don't seem to be headed to the Hall anytime soon.
Mark McGwire, Barry Bonds and Roger Clemens — the big three most connected to PED use who would all be slam dunks otherwise — received just 12.3, 44.3 and 45.2 percent, respectively, meaning the end of the road for McGwire who was in his final year on the ballot. Clemens' 45.2 percent of the vote put him closest to making it into the Hall of Fame this year, but he would've needed 131 people to change their vote for him. I simply don't see that happening, with the same holding true for every other player on the ballot with fewer percentage points than him this year.
It'll be interesting to see which players make it into the Hall of Fame in 2017.
2016 Hall of Fame Ballot: If I Had a Vote
Each and every year there arises a major debate around the baseball world as to which players are deserving of induction into the Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown, New York. While certain players from any given year are no doubt picks, sparking little argument as to whether their career numbers are worthy of election, others players have rather borderline statistics, making things very controversial. This year was no different.
The 2016 Hall of Fame ballot has 32 players on it, with 15 of them being in their first time on the ballot. After reviewing the ballot numerous times, I gave each and every player careful consideration, but in the end I wound up placing only four on my ballot. Here are the four players I feel should make it into the Hall of Fame in 2016 (not necessarily the players I think will get elected) when the official announcement is made on Wednesday:
The first player on my ballot is Mike Piazza.
Mike Piazza is facing his fourth time around on the Hall of Fame ballot, but after making the jump up to 69.9 percent of the vote last time around (75 percent is needed for induction), I think Piazza will finally make it in this year. In my mind, Piazza is hands down a Hall of Famer. While he doesn't have the most impressive statistics (2,127 hits, 1,335 RBI's and 427 home runs) in baseball history by a long shot, when you compare his numbers against the greatest catchers of all time — many of which are already in Cooperstown — Piazza is right there with the best of them.
Next, I have Tim Raines.
I'm not sure Tim Raines will ever make it into the Hall of Fame, but I have him on my ballot. There are a number of people who understandably don't see him as worthy, with him only receiving 55 percent of the voters approval last year, but I think he did enough to make it in. Raines sits fifth all-time on the stolen base list, with the four players ahead of him each holding a spot in Cooperstown. Having blasted just 170 home runs in his career, Raines doesn't jump off the page as a Hall of Famer, but it's his 808 stolen bases combined with his 2,605 total hits that make him worthy.
Of the first time appearance players, the first one on my list is Ken Griffey Jr.
This is by far the easiest selection of the entire 2016 Hall of Fame class. There is absolutely no way that Ken Griffey Jr. doesn't get into the Hall his first go around. Although there are a number of people who are speculating the notion that Griffey Jr. could possibly become the first player to ever received a unanimous election, I don't see that happening. There are always a few holdouts who refuse to vote for a player their first time on the ballot for a number of crazy reasons. Even so, Griffey's 630 career home runs, 1,836 RBI's and 2,781 hits will inevitably see him making an acceptance speech in July.
The final player on my ballot is Trevor Hoffman.
Picking Trevor Hoffman on my ballot is likely the most controversial pick. In my mind, he is a no doubt Hall of Fame player, but there are a number of people who don't feel that he is worthy — especially his first time on the ballot. But there is one stat that makes him worth the selection: 601 career saves. Hoffman's 2.87 ERA doesn't make him a Hall of Famer, given he was a reliever, and he only struck out 1,133 batters over 1,089.1 career innings. But only Mariano Rivera (another future Hall of Fame closer) has more saves than Hoffman. Trevor Hoffman was simply one of the all time best at what he did, and he deserves enshrinement in the Hall of Fame.
Unfortunately, even with all of the great players on the ballot this year, I had to leave off the remaining 28 players, including a large number of the really good players from the ballot, including Jeff Kent, Gary Sheffield, Fred McGriff, Edgar Martinez, Larry Walker, Curt Schilling, Lee Smith and Billy Wagner — all of which have good arguments for induction into the Hall.
In addition, I've excluded Barry Bonds, Mark McGwire and Rogers Clemens, among others traced to PED's, not based solely on their PED use, but merely because I don't feel they should get in this time around. Not yet; maybe not even at all. I haven't fully decided how I feel. The Hall of Fame is an exclusive club, and I'm not sure I'll ever feel that PED players are deserving of induction.
Though you may disagree with some of the players I feel are Hall of Fame worthy and with some of the players I left off my ballot, it's just the way I feel. Now, I want to hear from you. Of the players on the 2016 ballot, who do you want to see get inducted in July? Cast your vote below for the number of players from the 2016 ballot that you would vote into the Hall of Fame, and feel free to leave your thoughts below.
Johnson, Martinez, Smoltz & Biggio Elected to Hall
It's been sixty years since the Baseball Writers Association of America (BBWAA) last elected four players to the Baseball Hall of Fame in a single year — a class that included Joe DiMaggio as the top vote getter. But on Tuesday it was 1955 all over again, as Randy Johnson, Pedro Martinez, John Smoltz and Craig Biggio all received well over the 75 percent of the vote necessary to gain entry into Cooperstown.
Receiving 97.3 percent of the total vote — meaning, 15 out of the 549 voters somehow chose not to vote for him — Randy Johnson didn't quite beat out Tom Seaver's all-time Hall of Fame election percentage of 98.84 percent. But regardless, Johnson still finds himself eighth all-time on the percentage list, and becomes the tallest pitcher in MLB history to be elected to the Hall of Fame. With a perfect game under his belt, along with five career Cy Young awards, not to mention his 300+ career wins and close to 5,000 strikeouts, Randy Johnson more than deserved the honor.
The three other players elected on Tuesday were also extremely worthy. Pedro Martinez's .687 career winning percentage was good enough to earn him 91.1 percent of the vote; John Smoltz's combination of career wins, strikeouts and saves earned him a modest 82.9 percent; and Craig Biggio finally received his due after recording over 3,000 hits for his career, finding himself on 82.7 percent of the voters ballots.
But not all of the deserving players made it in this time, both in my opinion as well as the opinions of others. More than anyone else, Mike Piazza still not earning a place in Cooperstown is unbelievable. As I've stated in the past, Piazza may not be one of the best hitters in history, but he is statistically the best hitting catcher in history. Along with Piazza, Tim Rained not making much ground was also a disappointment to me, sitting twenty percent away from election with just two years of eligibility remaining. While Mike Piazza will in all likelihood get elected in 2016 (receiving around seventy percent in 2015), the time may never come for Tim Raines.
The time for Barry Bonds and Roger Clemens may never arrive either. A true shame, as they are first ballot Hall of Famers without their performance enhancing drug use, neither Bonds or Clemens made much progress in this their third years on the ballot. Bonds gained just 3.1 percent, taking him up to 36.8, with Clemens amassing a few more votes, bringing him up to 37.5 percent. With both just shy of 40 percent away from election, things aren't looking too bright for them.
However, with a few great newcomers set to be added to the ballot in 2016, things are looking bright for a great 2016 Hall of Fame class. Though it assuredly won't rival this historic class of 2015, Ken Griffey Jr. and Trevor Hoffman — both nearly slam dunks for election — are lining up to be a part of the ballot, joining Mike Piazza, who will hopefully finally see himself getting elected with a somewhat weaker ballot than the incredible one from this year.
2015 Hall of Fame Ballot: If I Had A Vote
Each and every year there arises a major debate around the baseball world as to which players are deserving of induction into the Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown, New York. While certain players from any given year are no doubt picks, sparking little argument as to whether their career numbers are worthy of election, others players have rather borderline statistics, making things very controversial. This year was no different.
The 2015 Hall of Fame ballot has 34 players on it, with 17 of them being in their first time on the ballot. After reviewing the ballot numerous times, I gave each and every player careful consideration, but in the end I wound up placing only six on my ballot. Here are the six players I feel should make it into the Hall of Fame in 2015 (not necessarily the players I think will get elected):
The first player on my ballot is Craig Biggio.
Missing the Hall of Fame by a mere two votes last year, Craig Biggio should get in without a problem this time around. One of only four of the twenty-eight total players in MLB history with 3,000 or more hits that isn't in the Hall of Fame — the other three being Rafael Palmeiro (steroids), Pete Rose (banned) and Derek Jeter (he'll be elected in 2020) — Biggio will likely have that change in 2015. His career stats of 291 home runs and 1,175 RBI's are relatively low for a Hall of Fame player, but his career number of hits puts him over the top in my book.
The second player I have on my ballot is Mike Piazza.
I felt strongly last year that Mike Piazza should've gotten into the Hall, and I feel the same way this year as well. While Piazza received just over 62 percent of the vote in 2014, and therefore may or may not make a 13 percent jump to receive induction this time around, Piazza will eventually make it in, as he should. Piazza's stats of 2,127 hits, 1,335 RBI's and 427 home runs aren't the best of anyone in history, but they're right up near the top for best hitting catcher in baseball history. There is no doubt that Piazza is a Hall of Famer.
Tim Raines also finds his way onto my list of picks.
The only new player on my ballot that isn't in his first time up for election, I gave Tim Raines a strong look last year but decided to leave him off my ballot. This year, however, I included Raines. Raines' overall statistics aren't over the top, having blasted just 170 home runs in his career, but it's his 808 stolen bases combined with his 2,605 total hits that make him Hall of Fame worthy. Raines sits fifth all-time on the stolen base list, with the four players ahead of him each holding a spot in Cooperstown. In my opinion, Raines should join them.
Following Raines I have Randy Johnson.
The easiest choice of all the first time ballot players, Randy Johnson will no doubt get into the Hall of Fame in 2015. Racking up over 300 wins for his career — something that nowadays will likely never happen again — and recording 4,875 strikeouts to go along with a 3.29 ERA, Johnson sits in the top few all-time in a number of categories. Having received the honor of obtaining five Cy Young awards over his career, Johnson has put himself into great position to get the greatest honor of all: induction into the Hall of Fame.
The fifth player on my ballot is Pedro Martinez.
Pedro Martinez is by no means a guaranteed first-ballot Hall of Famer, but he's very, very close. With a career ERA at 2.93, and the sixth best winning percentage of all-time, at .687, Martinez is definitely worthy of the Hall, just maybe not the first time around. Even so, he's on my ballot. With all of the great seasons Martinez had, most notably with the Red Sox, where he won 117 of his 219 career games and helped lead Boston to its first World Series title since 1918, he will receive a great number of votes. But Martinez will perhaps come up just shy of induction this time around.
The final player on my ballot is John Smoltz.
As with Pedro Martinez, John Smoltz getting into the Hall in 2015 isn't a sure bet, but he's going to get a good amount of support regardless, and will undoubtedly get in eventually. The only player in MLB history to win over 200 games and record over 150 saves, all totalling up to a 3.33 career ERA, it's Smoltz's combination of great years as a starter and fantastic three year stretch of relief pitching from 2002-2004 while dealing with arm injuries that makes him deserve it all the more. Racking up all his career saves (154) over that time, Smoltz was an all around great pitcher.
Unfortunately, even with all of the great players on the ballot this year, I had to leave off the remaining 28 players, including a large number of the really good players from the ballot, being Fred McGriff, Lee Smith, Curt Schilling, Edgar Martinez, Mike Mussina, Jeff Kent, Larry Walker, Gary Sheffield and Jeff Bagwell — all of which have good arguments for induction into the Hall.
In addition, I've excluded Barry Bonds, Mark McGwire and Rogers Clemens, among others traced to PED's, not based solely on their PED use, but merely because I don't feel they should get in this time around. Not yet. Maybe not even at all. I haven't fully decided how I feel. The Hall of Fame is an exclusive club, and I'm not sure I'll ever feel that PED players are deserving of induction.
Though you may disagree with some of the players I feel are Hall of Fame worthy and with some of the players I left off my ballot, it's just the way I feel and how I see things. Now, I want to hear from you. Of the players on the 2015 ballot, who do you want to see get inducted in July? Cast your vote below for the number of players from the 2015 ballot that you would vote into the Hall of Fame, and feel free to leave your thoughts below.
2014 Hall of Fame Ballot: If I Had A Vote
The 2014 Major League Baseball Hall of Fame ballot is loaded with stars. (There are 36 players in all, with 19 of them being first ballot players.) Whether the player has been on the ballot for numerous years or is a newcomer, there are far too many players for me to give my take on them all. Therefore, I'm only going to be discussing the players I'd vote for if I had a vote, and provide my reasoning for each.
The first player on my ballot would have to be Greg Maddux. Maddux, who will go down in history as one of the best pitchers the game of baseball has ever seen, racked up a total of 355 wins over the course of his 23-year career. As if that wasn't enough to make him a first-ballot Hall of Famer, Maddux also put together a stat line of 3,371 strikeouts, to go along with an ERA of 3.16, and 4 straight Cy Young winning seasons. In addition, Maddux holds the record for most Gold Glove awards with 18, and should be one of the highest vote getters in Hall of Fame voting history.
The second vote on my ballot goes to Frank Thomas. Thomas put together an incredible career, and would be an automatic pick for the Hall of Fame if it wasn't for the steroid era in which he played. But despite that, I feel Thomas will get in as a first ballot player, and rightfully so, seeing that he was never directly connected to PED's. Blasting 521 home runs in his 19-year career, totaling 1,704 RBI's, "The Big Hurt" has some of the best stats seen on the ballot in years (with the exception of Barry Bonds). With a .301 batting average to go along with his amazing numbers, and two career MVP's, Thomas should receive the second most votes from the 2014 ballot, after Greg Maddux.
The next player I have is Tom Glavine. Glavine, as with Greg Maddux, is one of only 24 pitchers to have put together 300 or more career wins (305), done in his 22 seasons in the major leagues. Anytime a pitcher accomplishes this great feat, it's almost a no brainer that they're a Hall of Fame player, as a 300 game winner is nearly unheard of nowadays. Glavine also has two Cy Young awards and 2,607 strikeouts to go along with his other impressive numbers, and that, in my mind, should earn him a spot in Cooperstown.
The fourth player on my ballot is Mike Piazza. Piazza doesn't have the most impressive numbers of the players on this year's ballot, however, the stats that he put together over his career, although not good enough for a first ballot vote, are good enough for the Hall of Fame, in this his second year on the ballot. In my mind, despite barely surpassing the 2,000 hit mark and sitting 90th all time in terms of RBI's, Piazza put together one of the best ever careers for a catcher. He is fourth on the list of catchers in baseball history for most RBI's and leads all catchers in home runs. When you combine it all together, it makes Piazza a Hall of Fame player.
The final player I would vote for from this year's ballot is Craig Biggio. Biggio was the top vote getter of the players on the 2013 Hall of Fame ballot, receiving 68.2 percent of the vote, which saw no players getting the necessary 75 percent to be elected. Biggio should get in this time around — many believe he should've been a first ballot Hall of Famer — as his 3,060 career hits put him on a list with just 27 other players who have compiled 3,000 or more hits. Biggio's 291 career homers and 1,175 RBI's are low for a Hall of Fame player, however, there is a very good case for making an exception for Biggio making it into the Hall.
Unfortunately, with all of the great players this year, I decided to leave off a few of the really good players from my ballot, including Jack Morris (who is in his last year of eligibility), Tim Raines, Don Mattingly, etc., even though I could've easily included them. I just didn't think they were good enough to make the cut this year. In addition, I've excluded Barry Bonds, Mark McGwire and Rogers Clemens, among others traced to PED's, not based solely on their PED use, but merely because I don't feel they should get in this time around. Not yet. Maybe not even at all. I haven't fully decided how I feel.
Though you may disagree with some of the players I feel are Hall of Fame worthy and with some of the players I left off my ballot, it's just the way I feel and how I see things. Now, I want to hear from you. Of the players on the 2014 ballot, who do you want to see get elected along side of Bobby Cox, Joe Torre and Tony LaRussa in July? Cast your vote below for the number of players from the 2014 ballot that you would vote into the Hall of Fame, and feel free to leave your thoughts below.
No Players Elected To the Baseball Hall of Fame
The announcement was made Wednesday afternoon that, for the first time since 1996, the Baseball Writers' Association of America (BBWAA) failed to elect a single player, from the 2013 ballot, into the Baseball Hall of Fame. This causing a vast amount of controversy among the baseball world, as everyone seems to have a different opinion in regards to the voting results.
There are those who are glad that no players got in, there are those who are upset that no players got in, and then there are guys like me, who fall somewhere in between. I'm not all that upset that not a single player received the required 75% of the vote needed to get into the Hall of Fame, but, at the same time, I would've liked to have seen at least a couple of guys make it into the HOF, from the 2013 ballot.
But it is what it is; there's always next year.
What it comes down to for me is the fact that this didn't have to happen. Had the 'Steroid Era' never of occurred, the likes of Roger Clemens and Barry Bonds would've been first ballot Hall of Famers, no question about it. Instead, they might not ever get in, as they only received 37.6% and 36.2% of the vote, respectively, this time around. For them to eventually get a plaque in the Hall of Fame, they will have to amass double the number of votes they did in this year's vote, and I just don't see that happening.
While they each have an additional 14 years of eligibility, I feel the voters have already made up their minds, for the most part. While a few members of the BBWAA might've merely held off in voting for Bonds and Clemens, in this their first year, just to prove a point, and might end up voting for them eventually, either you think Bonds and Clemens should get into the Hall of Fame or you think they shouldn't. End of story.
But where does that leave the rest of the players from that era? Guys like Craig Biggio, Mike Piazza and Curt Schilling, who were never proven to have taken anything, but fall under the cloud of suspicion due to the era in which they played. Well, I see it like this:
They pretty much fall into the same category as those connected to PED use. Either the voters are going to vote for them, or they aren't. There's not much grey area here, as far as I can see, but maybe I'm wrong. Maybe the voters aren't going on suspicion alone and just decided not to vote in Biggio, Piazza and Schilling this time around for one reason or another. For the sake of the Hall of Fame, I surely hope so. Leaving out Biggio, Piazza and Schilling would be a real shame.
The other main player I'd like to talk about, that many people feel should be a HOF'er, but didn't make the cut yet again this year, is Jack Morris. Morris was a great player, but, in my mind, he's not Hall of Fame worthy.
The thing that gets me the most when people try to make a case for Morris, is their tendency to use the intimidation factor as the reason they feel he deserves to get in; that you didn't want to face Morris in any given situation. But it's not the Hall of Intimidation, it's the Hall of Fame. The place where the games' all-time greats get enshrined to forever be seen by generations of baseball fans to come. To me, a career 3.90 ERA just doesn't cut it. Thus, I agree with Morris not getting in–this being his 14th time on the ballot.
While the 2013 Hall of Fame ballot saw no players receiving the necessary number of votes needed to get elected, there are multiple players set to be added to the ballot in 2014 who are shoo-ins to get in on the first go around.
Greg Maddux, Tom Glavine and Frank Thomas are three of the favorites to do just that, with some making the same case for guys like Mike Mussina and Jeff Kent. We'll just have to wait to see, but no matter what happens, there are sure to be at least a few players who get into the Hall of Fame in 2014.
In addition to the near certainty that several players will be voted in in 2014, next year's vote should tell the tale once and for all of whether or not Barry Bonds and Roger Clemens stand even a slight chance of ever getting into the Hall of Fame.
If their percentages jump a large amount–due to BBWAA members voting for them that didn't in 2013–they might have a shot of getting in, several years down the road. If they fail to receive greater than a few more percentage points, however, I'd say it's a lost cause for two of the best players to every play the game of Major League Baseball.
2013 Hall of Fame Ballot; If I Had A Vote
Before I begin, let me first point out that of the 37 players on the 2013 Hall of Fame ballot, I'm only going to be discussing my thoughts on six of them: Barry Bonds, Roger Clemens, Craig Biggio, Curt Schilling, Mike Piazza and Sammy Sosa; with whether or not I believe they belong among the games' all time greats in the Hall of Fame. Statistically, they're all worthy of the Hall, however, because of their connection to performance enhancing drugs (PED's), proven or suspected, it makes it one of the most difficult and controversial H.O.F. votes in years.
Having retired from Major League Baseball way back at the conclusion of the 2007 season, I've had a fairly long time to think about whether or not these select first year ballot players are worthy of a plaque in the Hall of Fame. But five years doesn't seem long enough, as it's now time to make a decision, and, even with hour after hour of debate, it's still difficult to decide one way or another.
To make it as clear as I possibly can, of how I went about deciding whether or not I believe the six previously listed players are HOF'ers, I've decided to give a general overview of the pros and cons I see to the three different options you have when going about this year's Hall of Fame vote:
This seems absurd to me, but it's an option nonetheless, so I had to include it. The only good thing about this is that by choosing to keep all six out of the Hall of Fame you ensure that no player that used PED's gets inducted in. Since we aren't 100 percent sure whether or not the suspected users did or didn't use drugs, this is the safe route to take. However, it's also the wrong route, in my opinion. Leaving out every single one of these players could possibly be keeping out a player who never allowed any drugs into their system whatsoever. While we aren't sure if there even are any, it's truly not fair to punish those who could have very well never broken the rules, just because you feel they might have. So, while this is in fact an option, it's just not right to keep out so many great players.
Although a little more practical than option one, I still don't feel this is what needs to be done. Sure, by keeping out the players who were connected to drug use while allowing in those who were merely suspected, you make it fair for the players who might've never done anything wrong. However, you could also be allowing a player into the H.O.F. who was just lucky enough to never get caught. That doesn't seem right to me. Electing to take this option runs the risk of allowing in someone who used drugs, while keeping out someone who did the exact same thing but just so happened to get caught. We don't know for sure who used and who didn't, so I feel they should all share in the same fate. Either let them all in, or keep them all out; and you already know how I feel about leaving them all out.
This is the best possible option, in my opinion. Yes, I'm aware that by doing this you're allowing in players who were connected to drug use, but I don't see another way to truly make sure the great players of that era are allowed in, without holding a grudge against one side or the other. Letting them all in makes sure that you keep it fair for the suspected users while also keeping it fair for the players who were actually connected. Leaving them all out isn't fair to those who didn't use, and letting the ones who were suspected in while leaving the ones who were connected out doesn't seem fair either. I know it might seem as if the players connected to drug use don't deserve a fair vote, but the way I see it, they do.
Those who used drugs throughout the 'Steroid Era' certainly made things very complicated.
Up until a few days ago, I never would've gone with option three. I was fairly adamant that any player who was connected to drug use shouldn't be allowed into the Hall of Fame. Those players cheated; plain and simple. However, the more I think about it, due to the lack of evidence against those players who were merely suspected of using a PED, in the end, I couldn't go with my original mindset.
Now, I'm sure many of you (perhaps all of you?) disagree with my take on the matter, but I hope you at least understand, to a point, where I'm coming from (if I haven't already confused the heck out of you). Due to the poor drug testing policy throughout the late 1980's up through the early 2000's', we will never know for sure exactly which players did, and which players didn't, use performance enhancing drugs. Therefore, if I had a vote, I would vote for every one of them to get into the Hall of Fame.
There are some people who say that if you allow players into the Hall of Fame that are connected to (or suspected of) PED's, that you should place them in a separate wing, or, at the very least, add an asterisk next to their name. I really don't see the need. Any true baseball fan who makes the trek to Cooperstown–a few years from now or 100 years down the road–will know the history of the 'Steroid Era', if they're honestly true fans. They'll know what each player did or didn't do, and they'll each have their own feelings as to whether they feel each player belongs in the Hall of Fame. Let them decide how they feel for themselves.
In the end, Bonds, Clemens, Sosa, Biggio, Piazza and Schilling are still some of the greatest players in the history of the game. Do I think any of them will get in this time around? Absolutely not. Do I think any of them will get in a few years down the road? I truly hope so. Keeping out this batch of players because of the unknown just wouldn't be right. But then again, if you'll look back at the history of Hall of Fame voting, the right thing hasn't always been done.
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Hey David: I do think that Joe Thomas' name will come up in trade talks between now and the draft, and if the Browns can get a first-round pick for him, they will strongly consider it. They're obviously building for the future, and don't need a Hall of Fame left tackle over the next season or two. They need high draft picks, and Thomas presents one of the easiest ways to land one. Besides, with several of his best friends on the team gone in Alex Mack and Mitchell Schwartz, he might be up for a change of scenery this year.
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@MaryKayCabot any news on if and when the Brown will get Kaep?— Anthony Roman (@aroman2013) March 12, 2016
Hey Troy: I still believe the Browns need to draft a quarterback with the No. 2 overall pick and build the team around that player. After studying North Dakota State quarterback Carson Wentz and Cal's Jared Goff over the past six week, I'd take Wentz over Goff at No. 2. He's bigger, has larger hands, is more mobile and has more upside potential. But the Browns may have determined that neither of them are ready to start right away, which may be why they're pursuing Kaepernick and possibly other veterans. If they land a Kaepernick and believe he can start for three years, they can always draft more of a developmental quarterback with their No. 32 overall pick, such as Memphis' Paxton Lynch, who is an intriguing prospect.
@MaryKayCabot if they pull the trigger on Kapernick who will they go after with the 2nd pick.— troy kurtz (@pt24) March 12, 2016
Hey Aaron: It's mostly because of horrible drafting, especially of first round picks over the past four years. In three of the past four years, the Browns have had two first-round picks, and they've blown most of them. Three of them are no longer on the team in Trent Richardson, Brandon Weeden and Johnny Manziel. A fourth, cornerback Justin Gilbert, has been a bust so far. Barkevious Mingo hasn't lived up to his No. 6 overall status and the jury is still out on 2015 No. 19 overall pick Cam Erving, who got off to a rocky start last year. When the Browns do hit on their picks, they haven't been able -- or willing -- to keep them. They've let Jabaal Sheard, T.J. Ward, Buster Skrine, Tashaun Gipson, Mitchell Schwartz, Alex Mack and Travis Benjamin get away the past two years. The Browns must up their draft game, and not let their talent get away. The constant staff turnover has killed them too.
@MaryKayCabot y Browns so bad?¿— Aaron Michael (@TheRealALev) March 12, 2016


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First the unions kill the Twinkie, now they're going after Santa? For shame!
The North Pole is not a Right-to-Fly state.
The unions did NOT kill the Twinkie, the greedy CEOs killed the twinkie.
Those reindeer look like thugs. lol
Sorry, No. The unions demanded (among many other costly and expensive things) separate bread and sweets trucks and separate delivery people, making Hostess non-competitive. The "greedy" CEO is one person and one salary. The thousands of money-sucking union members bled the company dry.
Yeah, the cost conscious CEO only tripled his salary to $2.5M while preparing to file bankruptcy. Not that that will change the opinion of old gutter mouth.
I could not have said it any better.
But the union doubled the cost of delivery, which outweighs one salary. And that does not include any of the additional benefit costs. Have you ever wondered why a car costs so much?
That's why Santa's $10,000 sleigh cost him $28,000
Excuse me, but this Wall Street Journal (not exactly union friendly) article makes no mention of your cost of delivery claim. The CEO, who tripled his own salary and doubled other executive salaries, imposed an 8% wage reduction and pension-plan reductions on bakers, causing them to walk off the job. What valid source do you have for your claim?
It seems to me the real point is that management cut worker's salaries while tripling their own. That doesn't exactly reflect a desire to save the company money, regardless of the relative amounts.
It's always pretty brazen that the reindeer (workers) think they own the company to the point of dictating to Santa (boss/owners) how the company should be run. If they want to be entitled to run a company they should quit and start their OWN company and then compete with Santa. Santa should fire their candy cane butts and hire plenty of new reindeer that'd LOVE to have a job at all!
If they want to be entitled to run a company they should quit and start their OWN company
Without workers, there is no company. Employer and employee must get along together. If employee cannot make a living wage, he/she has no choice but to either ask for more or move on. If owner/employer cannot make a reasonable return on investment, then he/she needs to draw money out and put it in a different investment. End result of either action can mean the end of the company. The real problem exists when either side thinks only their opinion matters and has no respect for the other side
Of course you need workers, but when it gets to the point to where workers get so demanding I believe that they should be fired. Like I said, there's PLENTY of other people that would love to take their place for even a lower paying salary!
I thought the 'toon was a good one. How does one go from a cartoon to a "orange-crate"? Too much B.S. for a sunday morning toon reader.
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Posted 26 November 2000 - 11:35 AM
This is your best bet:
Hire your developers on a share basis, they own shares to the project, and they make their income relative to the net income of the project itself according to their shares.
If they have 20 shares of 100 (20%), and after expensis the game makes $100, you give them $20.
Do not worry about offering support until the ganme is published and out in the public... even if it means only by email for the first little while, besides, with email you never get a busy signal and you do not need as many people to offer the support.
Once you have the game going, start looking at publishing, do not worry if you do not find anything at first, you will probably find something when you have finished the first demo (pending it is good material).
I am part of a company that does offer publishing, and some project management... if you would like to contact the person responsable for that, you can email me at email@example.com.
Clifford Roche
#4 Members - Reputation: 122
Posted 26 November 2000 - 08:57 PM
Your only option is what kurifu said. You mentioned hiring a programmer you have talked with, try to find a way of having a programmer (him or someone else) working in the game only for a porcentage of the final money and that meanwhile he/she and you and the others would get money to live from another source, like just having a job not related to this . And when you need to contact publishers do it yourself instead of posting a message waiting for publishers to contact you, and if you ask $250000 don''t say that it''s to buy a domain name
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Posted 26 November 2000 - 09:43 PM
not to metion the fact this doesnt leave any money for yourself. i assume, you dont aim to make any money yourself, instaed look for profits *after* the game.
graham "red" reeves.
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Posted 26 November 2000 - 11:00 PM
To get funding you really need to specify what the money is for. How much money are you going to use for personal expenses? I assume you still need to eat/pay rent while developing the game.
Although i do not think its a good way to attract funding by posting a message on this forum you would increase your chances by saying something like "We are a team of X persons working on game Y. We have completed Z % of the game. We need $250,000 to finish this game in x months and expect a revenue of $xxx,xxx. Complete budget and financial analysis is available."
Just my $0.02.
#7 Members - Reputation: 138
Posted 27 November 2000 - 07:22 AM
you mention "buy a domain name" which costs $35 or less
if you buy a domain name you still have $249,965 left
Maybe Avery wants a good domain name, one that someone already owns.
#8 Members - Reputation: 122
Posted 27 November 2000 - 09:52 AM
1)if you don''t have a company, go get a business license.
2) draw up a business plan with data projecting how you plan to make money with said product(s). make it for 2-3 years. do research and more research.
3)do #2 if you plan to get funding for your company/project.
4)set up royalty agreements with all members that will work on said product.
5)create and have a good overview of your game, create a design document and a tech document.
6)realize you will get smacked down ALOT before success hits you. don''t get discouraged.
7)you have to have something to show before most people will give you the time of day.
8)buy your own domain, even a poor guy like me with 2 kids can afford a domain (just barely) and don''t worry about a domain starting out, grab a sub on a free host. its better than nothing!
9)form a network of people. some from pro companies for consultation, programmers, artists, anyone whos skills can be related to games. form relationships with people and establish a repor. find people on the net and email ''em. the worst they can say is no. most will answer your questions and help you here and there, because most game industry people have a good heart. just don''t pass it around.
10)don''t give up
11)don''t ask for money up front. most of the time you have to have money to make money. if you act like you don''t need money (hard to do) your chances increase a little, and it makes you seem like you''re not so desperate for $$$$$! which all of us newbie and indie developers are always desperate for $$$$.
12)professionalism - read it, learn it, live it. i admit upfront i''m not most of the time, but you need to be professional in all you say and do. trust me, it counts.
13)trust - (this comment will get some flames , i''m sure) TRUST NO ONE. period. your ideas may not be that original, and/or someone will steal them. always have more ideas on the reserve. if you don''t you''ll be devastated when you see a game exactly or similiar to yours. it sucks. NDAs aren''t always binding in the ethics of our industry. so be careful who you team with, especially on the net with telecommuter work, which CAN be beneficial.
i guess thats all for now, but feel free to ask questions, how else can you learn?
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Posted 27 November 2000 - 11:29 AM
The development team I am a part of is constantly on the lookout for a potential investor but we don''t really have our hopes up. Best of luck to you.


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