Cooperstown is opening its doors to two new members.Seven-time All-Star Lee Smith and 22-year veteran Harold Baines were ...
There was a new No. 1 — pick, that is. Roch Cholowsky. The Chicago White Sox had first dibs for the first time in 49 years, ...
The 2026 MLB draft begins Saturday, and the Chicago White Sox will pick No. 1 for the first time in 49 years. Here’s what else to know about the two-day draft.
1989: Harold Baines of the Chicago White Sox leads off base during the 1989 season. (Photo by: Otto Greule Jr/Getty Images) Getty Images On Monday, December 9, the Today’s Game committee of the ...
The results are finally in and the 16-members of the Today’s Game Era Committee (1988-Present) have elected Harold Baines and Lee Smith to the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum. They are the ...
Harold Baines cut right to the chase Sunday when he began his Hall of Fame induction speech at the Clark Sports Center, telling his friends and former teammates to start their stopwatches. The man of ...
LAS VEGAS – If the conclusion has been drawn that this particular Hall of Fame committee will view a player as something more than the sum of his not unsubstantial numbers – as reliable, as ...
The Harold Baines love continued on Sunday at Guaranteed Rate Field. The new Hall of Famer was honored before the White Sox and Athletics wrapped up a three-game series, and it was quite a turnout for ...
Ultimately, for all of its historical pageantry, the criteria for induction into baseball’s Hall of Fame is whether or not a select group chooses to vote you in. There is no statistic to reach for ...
Jerry Hairston Jr. still remembers the day in 2001 when a 41-year-old Harold Baines collected two hits against a 24-year-old Roy Halladay. It was a July 21 game between the Orioles and Blue Jays at ...
Though clearly struck by the moment, Harold Baines kept his emotions in check just as he always has — even on a day he’ll never forget. “I hold it inside. It’ll come out,” Baines said Tuesday, sitting ...
COOPERSTOWN, NY (WJZ/AP) -- Maryland native and former Orioles hitter Harold Baines has been inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame. Baines was joined by relievers Mariano Rivera and Lee Smith and ...
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