09-05-2013, 08:03 AM
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James Graham
James Gra.ham
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Join Date: Aug 2010
Location: Greenwood, Indiana
Posts: 1,855
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Quote:
Originally Posted by mr2686
Not to be morbid here, but just stating a fact, that as of next year there will be 29 living hof'ers that are 75 or older, and of those there will be 15 that will be 80 or older. It's bad enough we lose them way too early like Puckett and Carter, but we are coming up on a time in the next few years that we could lose a bunch of the all time greats. I would recommend to anyone, especially if you are just starting or have not been doing this too long, to pull op a list of living hof'ers and start with some of the oldest. In the long run you'll be glad you did especially if you can get them in person.
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+1!!
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