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Here are the 25 players that were on the ballot:
Curt Schilling (285 votes, 71.1%)
Barry Bonds (248, 61.8%)
Roger Clemens (247, 61.6%)
Scott Rolen (212, 52.9%)
Omar Vizquel (197, 49.1%)
Billy Wagner (186, 46.4%)
Todd Helton (180, 44.9%)
Gary Sheffield (163, 40.6%)
Andruw Jones (136, 33.9%)
Jeff Kent (130, 32.4%)
Manny Ramirez (113, 28.2%)
Sammy Sosa (68, 17.0%)
Andy Pettitte (55, 13.7%)
Mark Buehrle (44, 11.0%)
Torii Hunter (38, 9.5%)
Bobby Abreu (35, 8.7%)
Tim Hudson (21, 5.2%)
Aramis Ramírez (4, 1.0%)
LaTroy Hawkins (2, 0.5%)
Barry Zito (1, 0.2%)
And these players all received Zero votes: A.J. Burnett, Michael Cuddyer, Dan Haren, Nick Swisher and Shane Victorino
via mlb.com
There's a lot to learn from "Hammerin'" Hank
There’s a lot to learn from “Hammerin'” Hank
I’m sometimes asked why when it comes to the “Big Man” upstairs why I’m not much of a believer. I often say that I want to believe, because who wouldn’t? It’s hard though to be a true believer in any deity who would see fit to take from us Bob Gibson, Tom Seaver, and Henry Aaron while leaving Curt Schilling and Tom Brady to walk the planet unscathed. In fact, perhaps it would be more revealing…
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Chris Evans’ reply to Curt Schilling’s tweet
In case this horse hasn't been beaten to death yet. 🤣🤣🤣
BOSTON -- Curt Schilling fell short of entering the Hall of Fame on Tuesday -- receiving 70 percent of the vote in his eighth year of eligib
Schilling is complicated to say the least. This article just keeps things baseball related.