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This Hall of Fame season marks the first that I have an official vote. It's already been mailed and received by the vote ...

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There’s no such thing as the “symbolic halfway point” for Major League Baseball’s offseason, which can devolve from winter wonderland to grim slog through the tundra for a job, any job.

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