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Williams, they concluded, was about as popular as Joey Cora with respect to attracting television audiences. His statistics placed him in Bobby Murcer's, not Mickey Mantle or Joe DiMaggio's categoryContributor: Harold FriendPublished: Jan 27, 2012
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From associatedcontent.com
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Let’s ask Erardi!...okay, maybe not. I was watching the Hall of Fame announcement show on the MLB Network on Monday–congratulations to a very deserving Barry Larkin–and something Peter Gammons said as an aside in a discussion of Bernie Williams’ suitability for the Hall of Fame stuck with me: “He wasn’t as good as Kirby Puckett,” the Great Gammo almost muttered, as they cut to a commercial break. I haven’t been able to put that comment out of...
From baseballthinkfactory.org
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- Bernie Williams vs. Kirby Puckett (news.google.com)
Congratulations to Barry Larkin, the newest member of the Baseball Hall of Fame! Larkin was voted in on his third year on the ballot, amassing 86.4% to get in.
Courtesy of BBWAA:
Larkin, who was in his third year of eligibility, received 495 votes, for an 86.4-percent plurality. His vote total reflected a 24.3-percent gain from the 2011 ballot, the largest jump in one year to gain election since 1948 when pitcher Herb Pennock...
From pinstripealley.com
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- Hall Monitor: Bernie Williams offers fresh take for voters (api.bing.com)
- Hall Monitor: Bernie Williams gets first shot (rssfeeds.usatoday.com)
Bernie’s 3 (low/max). My ninth vote was somewhat of a surpise, even to me: Longtime Yankees center fielder Bernie Williams, in his first year of eligibility. He played 16 seasons and was a major contributor on four World Series champions. Williams easily met the hits (2,336) and batting average (.297) criteria that I use. The fact he is the alltime leader in postseason RBIs with 80 speaks strongly in his favor, especially since I think of him...
From baseballthinkfactory.org
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- NY Post: Mike Vaccaro’s HOF Ballot (baseballthinkfactory.org)
Overview
Bernie Williams is an outfielder in major league baseball. He's a right fielder for the New York Yankees and wears number 51. He is managed by Joe Torre.
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