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Roger Clemens and Barry Bonds were snubbed in voting for baseball’s Hall of Fame, adding the game’s two most-decorated players to the list of retired stars bypassed because of links to performance-enhancing drugs.
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Derek Jeter is the angel that business owners near the National Baseball Hall of Fame are waiting for as they worry about a drug-stained 2013 class that may lack a living member.
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Roger Clemens, Barry Bonds and Sammy Sosa, whose record-setting Major League Baseball careers were shadowed by accusations of performance-enhancing drug use, are on the sport’s Hall of Fame ballot for the first time.
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Second baseman Roberto Alomar and pitcher Bert Blyleven were elected to the National Baseball Hall of Fame , one year after each narrowly missed gaining enough votes for induction.
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Former New York Yankees center fielder Bernie Williams and 20-year veteran Ruben Sierra are among 13 players included on the baseball Hall of Fame ballot for the first time today.
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Derek Jeter overcame a leg injury, thunderstorms and a yearlong homerless streak at Yankee Stadium to complete his quest yesterday for 3,000 hits.
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Derek Jeter agreed yesterday to a three-year contract that will probably let him end his career as a New York Yankee, the New York Times reported, citing an unidentified person in baseball who was briefed on the matter.
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History suggests that Derek Jeter’s 3,000th hit for the New York Yankees will be a single. Oddsmakers overwhelmingly agree.
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The New York Yankees defeated the Baltimore Orioles 17-3 last night, match the season-high runs- scored they posted at home on July 22 against Oakland.
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Cal Ripken Jr. can identify with Derek Jeter’s pursuit of 3,000 hits perhaps more than anyone and said he vividly remembers the pressure he faced 11 years ago as he chased the same milestone.
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