Who will join Henderson in Hall class? It has been 20 years since a left fielder has been elected to the National Baseball Hall of Fame. But when the vote of about 575 eligible members of the Baseball Writers' Association of America is revealed Monday, all-time stolen base leader Rickey Henderson is sure to end that drought. More >
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Rickey deserves unanimous nod If ever there's a Hall of Fame candidate who should be a unanimous choice, it's Rickey Henderson. But it won't happen in this year's election by the Baseball Writers' Association of America and probably never will. More >
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It has been 20 years since a left fielder has been elected to the National Baseball Hall of Fame. But when the vote of about 575 eligible members of the Baseball Writers' Association of America is revealed Monday, all-time stolen base leader Rickey Henderson is sure to end that drought. 
With provisional 45-man rosters due in a week, the remainder of the tentative roster for Team USA is starting to take shape, with San Diego's Jake Peavy returning as a starting pitcher from the 2006 Classic team, joined on the staff by the Angels' John Lackey and Houston's Roy Oswalt. 
If ever there's a Hall of Fame candidate who should be a unanimous choice, it's Rickey Henderson. But it won't happen in this year's election by the Baseball Writers' Association of America and probably never will. 
You'll be able to learn a lot about the direction of baseball's economy by what happens to the leading free-agent starter still on the market, Derek Lowe. 
The Chicago Cubs offer a fascinating case study in what to do after six months of success, followed immediately by three awful days. 
