Aaron Sele received exactly one Hall of Fame vote Because he received less than 5% of the vote, he'll no longer be on the ballot Sele was a two-time All-Star who won 148 career games Amid the raging ...

Aaron Sele was always ahead of his time. The 2009 Kitsap Sports Hall of Fame inductee overpowered the North Kitsap Little League before he turned 10, and then helped the NK Vikings win the 1988 state ...

SEATTLE – Aaron Sele is everything the National League fears about the American League – one of those backwards-pitchers who will throw curves in fastball counts, change-ups whenever he feels like it ...

Aaron Sele, we hardly recognized you. That could be the refrain of Angels and Seattle Mariners fans who might have felt like a jilted spouse the last few weeks while checking Sele’s pitching lines in ...

FORT BRAGG, N.C. - With close to 198,000 Soldiers in the Army Reserve today, your chances of ever being promoted into one of the Army Reserves' 115 general officer authorizations is less than a ...

On this date in Texas Rangers history, Aaron Sele won his eighth game of the 1998 season, as he put together one of the best seasons of any Rangers pitcher in team history. On May 23, 1998, Sele threw ...

NEW YORK (CBSNewYork) -- So who voted for Aaron Sele? On Wednesday, the Baseball Writers' Association of America elected no one to the Hall of Fame for the first time since 1996. But one voter had ...

Aaron Sele stole some headlines from the accused PED users who were kept out of the Hall of Fame. The journeyman righty received one vote in Wednesday’s Hall of Fame vote, which sent shockwaves ...

While Angel General Manager Bill Stoneman spent much of the past week negotiating a trade that is expected to send Mo Vaughn to the New York Mets for pitcher Kevin Appier, he found time to do a little ...

The Associated Press reported that the agreement was for three years and $24 million, with Sele receiving $7.5 million next season, $8 million in 2003 and $8.5 million in 2004. In 34 starts with the ...

On this date in Texas Rangers history, ‘Sele and Helling and take the shelling’ reached its peak as Rick Helling won yet another start. It was May 19, 1998, as the Rangers hosted Seattle at The ...