Most baseball trivia players will know this no doubt.  Before you answer, please let the others answer first.  Could be fun.
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Bud Abbott and Lou Costello.\n\nActually their is a lot of people in the Hall of Fame who never played a game.  Their are managers, owners, umpires, executives, sports writers.  and broadcasters who are in the HOF.  \n\nThe correct question who are only two people who never covered, played, umpired, or worked in the MLB or Nero leagues whoa re in the Baseball Hall of Fame.  Abbott and Costello would be that answer.
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No one took the glory from Jordan in basketball.  He was the greatest player at that time.  Even when he switched to baseball he was more famous than some of the really good players in MLB.  He probably had players that hated him.  I dont think it was the other way around.
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HERE is your answer.....\nIt is part of the Baseball Legends Colorized  12 Quarter Set.\nHere is a site with the details..........\nhttp://www.worldwidetreasure.com/prodinfo.asp?number=04804
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Andy Hawkins of the Yankess did it against the White Sox around 1990, I believe.  I remember a few key errors that led to the runs.
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Considering he's played with the O's, Diamondbacks and Royals lately I'd say most of those names come from those rosters. Palmiero is one that jumps up right away. Curt Schilling is a possibility even though he was gone before Grimsley got to Arizona. Many of the players are likely to be journeymen like himself. However there may be some stars. Grimsley was teamates with players like Beltran and Sweeney.  Sidney Ponson might be another name to pop up.  Barry Bonds apparently has been linked to HG drugs before and it appeared the feds wanted Grimsley to get Bonds for them. So there is a strong chance that Bonds a known steroids user will be scooped up in this. Other steroid users like Sosa and Giambi might be on the list as well. In fact I'd be really surprised if Sosa doesn't turn up in this scandal. He used corked bats, steroids and every other method of cheating, why not the HG formulas?
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http://www.baseballhalloffame.org/
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For a home run or any other situation where a runner is entitled to a base but becaome sinjured (such as a balk or a ball thrown into the stands)  can come in for the injured (or dead) runner.\n\nOne key is that no runners behind the injured player can pass the injured player before time is called, or the runner will be out.\n\nHeres a case where it happened to Gabe Kapler of the Red Sox (not death, but crippling injury):\n\nhttp://whitesox.mlb.com/NASApp/mlb/news/article.jsp?ymd=20050914&content_id=1210004&vkey=news_mlb&fext=.jsp&c_id=mlb
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what the heck does this have to do with baseball?
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yes it's true. \nit's a sad day in minnesota. \nrest in peace #34... thanks for the memories.  \nkirby played in the first mlb game i ever saw live.\n\nhttp://www.duluthsuperior.com/mld/duluthsuperior/14036779.htm
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I searched on MLB.com but cannot find it.  No player has a name closed to that.
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dude, i asked the same question about a week ago. I saw the second base monster from another question that involved it. The answers i got from most of the people was that it was an hypothetical question, an analogy of sorts. It can basically be anything that could happen when you are rounding 2nd base, but there are certainly no monster at 2nd base.
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walk\nhit by pitch\nstrikeout wild pitch\nerror\nfielder's choice\ncatcher's interference
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I think they'll honor it just like any other record, if he does break the record.  They didn't say that wouldn't.  Steroids were banned just recently, and they can't go back and enforce something that was legal back then.  Otherwise, they would have to go back and investigate every single player since the start of baseball in order to have no discrimination and that's not going to happen.
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I agree with you, but as far as baseball goes, they didn't "catch on" (which isn't a good thing) until the early-mid 80's. I know myself, no joking of a few players who used steroids to get ripped, as in muscle tone and bat speed, and running speed as well as to prolong thier careers. It is a much different "cycle" than those looking to be huge and monsterous. I'll give you a clue on one of them, he played for the Reds and Tigers and his name rhymes with Derek Shavis. People think ball players tak it for one reason: to hit homers. But the effects are much more potent and better when you try to use it for endurance and to get "chisled". How do I know this, I have studied baseball for 10 of my 20 years on this planet, and I have met and talked to a lot of ball players. It doesn't however make it better to not use it to bulk up, but look at why runners use it and marathoners. Imagine trying to run 26.2 miles and having it feel like 5 miles. Imagine the extra step when you are trying to steal a base? Imagine a few more mph on an outfield throw to get runners out? Or maybe even the extra step to run out a long fly ball. Those are the people MOST don't know about. When a player takes it to bulk, they have one thing on their mind: home runs. So my point is they are both cheaters and punks.
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It's called "the Oracle of Baseball", and it's on Baseball-Reference.com.  Link is below.
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absolutely!!! they got to be famous by cheating, and that is not fair to the athletes that used hard work and determination in order to get to the majors!! Babe Ruth is the #2 all-time HR hitter in my mind
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1-both players just leave for some stupid reason,\n2-2nd base ppl dont touch home plate or 3rd base, \n3-the batter doesnt touch one of the plate, \n4-batter passes the 2nd base ppl. \n5-cant think of one,,, umm,,, they all die!