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10-25-2004, 01:39 PM
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OT: Schilling a HOF'er yet ?
Posted By: jay behrens
tbob, I know you watched baseball in the 50s adn 60s, but talk to anybody that played then and they will tell you that Maz was, and probably still is the best glove man every to play 2B. If players can get into the HOF based soley on hitting while still costing their teams defensively, then why shouldn't the greatest defensive players be allowed in the HOF too? 
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