More on Baseball HOF Jim Rice

Came up in August 1974. Runner Up For AL Rookie Of Year in 1975-Was on The DL during The 1975 World Series-Batted .333 in the 1986 World Series:

A Side Note-The Reliever who Got The Save in Game 7 of The 1986 World Series, Jesse Orosco, is in his 1st Year of Eligibility;

Dave Henderson was in CF in the 1986 Series, while Jim Rice was in LF, just for the record;

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At 2:02PM, EST, The Baseball Hall Of Fame Made This Joyous Announcement To Those Of Us In Red Sox Nation

Jim Rice, LF, from 1974 to 1989, has been elected to The Big Baseball Shrine in Cooperstown, NY, by The Writers. We of Red Sox Nation, from wherever we are, are overjoyed at this moment:

This announcement was made on the MLB Network at 2:02PM-ET, by Jeff Adelson of The National Baseball Hall Of Fame, from Studio 3 of The MLB Network;

Jim Rice was in the World Series in 1986, hitting with power;

It was Jim's Last Time on The Ballot;

His last WS Game was Game 7 of the 1986 World Series. The Site of that Game 7, is being demolished to make room for the $iti Field Parking Lot, as we speak;

Also, congrats are in order for a Guy, who I razzed from both the Fenway Centerfield Bleachers and from Mezzanine of Shea Stadium, by the name of Rickey Henderson, who was the One of The Best Leadoff Hitters and Base Stealers in The Game;

Joe Gordon, elected by the Oltimers Committee, Played from 1941 into the '50s, starting with the Yankees in 1941 and ending with the Cleveland Indians. For a 2nd Baseman, he had the A L Record for Homers;

Tony Kubek, A L rookie Of The Year in 1957, was elected to receive the Ford C Frick Award, sending him into the Broadcasters' Wing of The Hall of Fame. He really deserved it;

In the Case of Rice, a Tear came out of my eye;

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I Know Of NO ONE From Brooklyn Who Would Congratulate THIS GUY For Enshrinement In Baseball's Hall Of Fame

Pictured is a man, who needs no introduction in the World of NY Baseball Villainy. Let's just say that Some Guy in Midwood, would use this photo for a dartboard, or for lining a cat box:

The Dodgers were Brooklyn. They're even revered in New England, for defeating DFYankees in 1955;

NO ONE from BROOKLYN, congratulates THIS GUY;

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The Ford C Frick Award-Dave Niehaus Has Been Elected To Cooperstown

He has been the Play By Play man for the Seattle Mariners from inception. Fans in the Pacific Northwest, loved him enough to elect him to Baseball's Shrine to greatness:

He's originally from Princeton, IN, hometown to another Baseball Legend-Gilbert Raymond Hodge(Gil Hodges);

Fine voice of The Pacific NW-Congratulations;

Mike-RSN-NYCQ