According to Fox News:
Days after hurling divorce papers at her husband, smoking baseball wife Anna Benson has decided to give him an intentional pass. After a weekend in seclusion at her suburban Atlanta mansion, the ex-stripper rescinded her divorce petition against former Mets pitcher Kris Benson, her lawyer said yesterday.
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January 7, 2010 - 8:06 am
I can’t say I’m surprised, considering it’s the BWAA, but still, when it came down to it, I was actually pretty sure that Roberto Alomar was going to get into the Hall on his first ballot, if only because he obviously deserves to be in and because the ballot was so thin this year, at [...]
January 5, 2010 - 10:35 am
Recently, as I was writing my post on why Barry Larkin deserves to be a first-ballot hall-of-famer, I got to wondering who the top 10 shortstops of all time are. In order to get an answer, I decided to crowdsource my question to the internet!
What I did was I went to Google and looked up [...]
January 4, 2010 - 1:25 pm
This year UmpBump continues its annual tradition of honoring the greats by casting our vote for who we think deserves to be enshrined in the National Baseball Hall of Fame. As always, we vote not just on players currently eligible for Hall of Fame voting under baseball’s arcane eligibility rules, but for any and all [...]
- 2:35 am
To my mind Barry Larkin is a stone cold lock for the Hall of Fame, even though there are probably enough people with short memories or who are just not paying attention among the BWAA to insure that he doesn’t get in this year.
Larkin had the complete package. An outstanding hitter with an .815 career [...]
May 12th, 2006 at 11:22 am
Uhh, Chipper just had a cup of coffee in ‘93. And it was Rafael Belliard (2 career HR), not Ron.
Sorry, I can’t help myself. But your point is well-taken. They are a young team and they’ve had some injuries. However, they have the personnel to do something. Maybe not as impressive as the Metropolitans, but there is a lot of untapped potential.
The Braves need to start firing on all cylinders. It seems like there are miniature stretches every week where one crucial component is atrocious. The starters will slump, or the offense will sputter, or no one in the pen will be able to hit the corners. If they can start to click then they might be able to put something together.
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