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Originally Posted by ctownboy
If Damon played his entire career in Kansas City or started in KC and then went to Pittsburgh, Houston and finished in Seattle, NOBODY would think he was a Hall of Fame player even if he got to 3000 Hits.
However, since he played for BOTH the Red Sox and the Yankees (and was on the 2004 Sox team that finally won a World Series) he will be a shoe-in if he gets 3000 Hits.
ESPN will make sure of that....
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Well, we'll see whether or not Damon gets in and Biggio doesn't to see if that opinion holds up.
As it is, I see no precedent in history that supports that argument.
What other 3000 hit guy (not connected to PED's/Gambling), has been denied entry to the Hall?........assuming Damon gets there, which is not a lock, as already stated.