The only players in history who have more homers and RBIs not in the Hall of Fame – and whose careers are not tainted by ...

Next up on the contemporary Baseball Era ballot is Gary Sheffield. Sheffield spent 10 years on the Writers’ ballot. He got 11 ...

With his Hall of Fame candidacy again up for debate, it's worth exploring why things got so sour between Gary Sheffield and ...

This is former New York Yankees slugger Gary Sheffield’s final year of eligibility for the Baseball Hall of Fame, and after 25 votes his chances look promising. The first 25 votes cast by members of ...

When you are nominated for the MLB Hall of Fame, you have ten years to get in before you are locked out forever. This will be year ten for former Braves outfielder Gary Sheffield as he attempts to add ...

In this field, it’s not possible to justify a Gary Sheffield vote for the Baseball Hall of Fame, not if one looks at the ...

Baseball's greatest statistical achievers could soon be permanently locked out of Cooperstown, thanks to a little-known rule ...

The Contemporary Era committee vote is the latest disappointment for the slugger, who hit 509 home runs over 22 seasons.

Major League Baseball is a generational business, with traditions passed on from the senior to the junior classes. The New York Yankees (among other teams) once employed a great generational player, ...

Jeff Kent was elected to baseball’s Hall of Fame on Sunday by the contemporary era committee, while steroids-tainted stars Barry Bonds and Roger Clemens were among seven players who fell short once ...