Baseball Hall of Fame elects no players for first time since 1996 - The Washington Post

Baseball Hall of Fame elects no players for first time since 1996 - The Washington Post: "Baseball is a game of numbers, and their numbers offer indisputable evidence they are among the best to ever play. Barry Bonds clobbered more home runs than any other player in a single season or a career, and he was honored as his league’s most valuable player a record seven times. Only nine players won more games than Roger Clemens, and only two struck out more batters. For those and other achievements, he won the Cy Young Award as his league’s best pitcher seven times, another record."

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