The Baseball Hall of Fame has grown to be held into almost religious-like regard. Players must receive what feels like a ridiculously high percentage of votes to be inducted and also must receive a minimum number just to stay eligible. Sports writers across America must feel like they have all the power in the world when that ballot comes.

All Time Home Run Record, It’s Significance and What the Future Holds.

- By Mitchell Jacobs -

 
MLB Power Rankings

This is our third week of MLB Major League Baseball Power Rankings. The first MLB stands for Midblockers Love Baseball. A midblocker is a fake baseball position that, when I created, was kind of funny at first. Then I repeated it because I'm persistent and it got annoying. Then it somehow got adopted by people other than myself and forever will be associated with baseball, WVBR, and our rivals (no, not our rival radio station). Anyhow, here it is. Again, I, Sandy Ginsburg, compiled the statistics. Jase "Big Daddy" Bernhardt, Dan "DA" Arnold, and Adam "Hakuna" Agata compiled the rankings.

Black Cats, Goats, Lovable Losers, And Curses Aside, The Cubs Will Win The NL Pennant

“Black cats, goats, lovable losers, and curses.” No, that is not a tagline to a Disney Channel Halloween movie, but rather the words that most sports fans throw out when talking about the Chicago Cubs.  Everyone knows that it has been a while since the Cubs last won the World Series, 101 years to be exact.  Last year they cruised through the regular season with a record of 97-64 (one postponed game against the Houston Astros was never made up), and then they were promptly swept by the Los Angeles Dodgers in the first round of the playoffs.  The Cubs are currently tied for 2nd place in the National League Central Division and have been nowhere near the same team they were last year, but they will still win the NL Pennant and appear in their first World Series since 1945.  Here’s why: