Enshrine or Decline: Alex Rodriguez’s case for the Hall of Fame | Outside the Lines

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Outside the Lines looks at Alex Rodriguez’s legacy and his case for the Baseball Hall of Fame.

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1 thought on “Enshrine or Decline: Alex Rodriguez’s case for the Hall of Fame | Outside the Lines”

  1. Who cares. Put all of the PED cheaters into baseball’s HOF and enshrine them into their own wing marked “Played during the steroids era.” They are all rich millionaires. Their enshrinement means diddly-squat to the average Joe. Let their plaques all hang in shame together forever. That and five bucks will still get you a latte mocha at the nearest coffee shop down the street. Whoop-dee-doo.

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