Six greats -- Chipper Jones, Jim Thome, Vladimir Guerrero, Trevor Hoffman, Jack Morris, and Alan Trammell -- were enshrined Sunday into the Baseball Hall of Fame.
Former major league pitchers Roger Clemens and Roy Halladay continued their social media spat regarding past allegations and how they relate to Hall of Fame eligibility.
Ken Griffey Jr. earned a record 99 percent of the vote, the highest percentage ever for the Baseball Hall of Fame. Joining Griffey in the 2016 class is catcher Mike Piazza.
Craig Biggio has been inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame, honored along with Pedro Martinez, Randy Johnson and John Smoltz in the 2015 class.
On the eve of his induction, Pedro Martinez said he believes a steady run of Dominican Republic players will follow him into the Hall of fame in the coming years.
Jeff Bagwell says he's happy that former Houston Astros teammate Craig Biggio will enter baseball's Hall of Fame this summer, but the slugging first baseman isn't holding his breath for his own enshrinement into Cooperstown.
