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My 2026 Baseball Hall of Fame Ballot—and Why I’ve Changed My Approach to Voting

Tom Verducci explains why he voted for three returning candidates he’d previously passed on.

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Baseball Hall of Fame Roundtable: Four Burning Questions Before Class of 2026 Reveal

We’ll find out Tuesday who will join Jeff Kent in being inducted into Cooperstown this year. What should we be looking for in the voting results?

Sports Illustrated

Cases for the Baseball Hall of Fame’s 12 First-Time Candidates

Most of these players won’t stick on the ballot, yet alone sniff induction. But they still merit discussion and stand tall among their peers.

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Photographer ‘dreams big’ using his graphic design background to craft mind-bending, dream-like images

Digital artist Felix ‘dreams big’ using his graphic design background to craft dream-like images for big brands like Audi and Cadbury

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Baseball Hall of Fame tracker: Who’s a lock for the 2025 class and who’s on the cusp?

Who's in and who's out? Here's where we stand.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Felix Hernandez's Hall Of Fame Chances Analyzed Post-Retirement

Felix Hernandez's Hall of Fame potential and legacy as a premier pitcher in baseball history.

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David Ortiz Triggered Adrian Beltre's Pet Peeve One Last Time at Baseball Hall of Fame Induction

David Ortiz couldn't resist touching Adrian Beltre's head, which is the former Texas Rangers star's infamous pet peeve, one last time at the Baseball Hall of Fame Induction.

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Larry Stone: Why ex-Mariner Edwin Diaz's injury shouldn't sideline the World Baseball Classic

SEATTLE — In light of the horrific Edwin Diaz injury, you can be sure that the Mariners won't breathe easy until all of their players in the World Baseball Classic are returned safely with their health intact.

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Mariners ‘pleased’ Luis Castillo won’t pitch for Dominican Republic in WBC

SEATTLE — Burned by injuries the last time the World Baseball Classic was played, the Mariners were understandably reluctant to let their staff ace pitch in the event this year.

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Felix Hernandez to be inducted into Mariners Hall of Fame

The King will take his rightful and deserved place among the best to ever put on a Seattle Mariners uniform.

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Matt Calkins: Julio Rodriguez has Seattle buzzing, and it's not just for what he does on the field

Michael Rynders knew the exact date.

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Baseball quiz: Royale edition

This week’s questions are filled with royalty, including kings, a prince and, well, the Royals.

Chicago Sun-Times

Mariners come up big in bottom of 9th only to lose to Angels in 10th

SEATTLE — Their failures to hit with runners in scoring position for most of the night was halted long enough to give the fans at packed T-Mobile Park a reason to cheer after not having many reasons to do so for the first eight innings.

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Mike Trout continues to slap around Mariners, homering twice to lead Angels to win

SEATTLE — The storyline is simple, familiar and expected:

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Larry Stone: Recently retired Mariners exec Randy Adamack was face of franchise behind the scenes for 44 seasons

SEATTLE — Over the past 44 seasons, Randy Adamack has seen almost every bit of Mariners history and lived it from the inside.

Chicago Sun-Times

Baseball quiz: Oh, the things you’ll learn

There almost were two “Dizzy” Deans — one in baseball and one in acting.

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Robbie Ray goes 7 innings as Mariners beat Twins, 2-1

MINNEAPOLIS — That expected regression from the Mariners’ supposedly unsustainable success in one-run games last season?

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