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Baseball fans react to Hall of Fame Shutout
No one was voted into the National Baseball Hall of Fame Wednesday for the first time since 1996. Homerun king Barry Bonds and pitcher Roger Clemens fell near the bottom of the list in achieving the 75 percent required to get in. Reaction from fans was strong and divided.
2013 Baseball HOF RESULTS (Craig Biggio: 68.2%, Roger Clemens: 37.6%, Barry Bonds: 36.2%) --> http://pic.twitter.com/shmORIA3
- Here's what Roger Clemens had to say.
.@RogerClemens shared his thoughts regarding the HOF announcement: http://pic.twitter.com/DGPKZMn8- Barry Bonds and Roger Clemens received the most publicity in advance of the Hall of Fame announcement, but some fans were upset that other players did not receive enough votes.
RT @ToledoNewsNow: JUST IN: Barry Bonds, Roger Clemens, Sammy Sosa denied entry to baseball's Hall of Fame. bit.ly/ZrDgFU http://pic.twitter.com/SLDrOQCb
"Welcome to the modern Hall of Fame, everyone! Brought to you by drug users and baseball writers!" mlb.sbnation.com/2013/1/9/38556… via @sbnbaseball
Lotsa complaints about baseball Hall of Fame vote. Mine: Jack Morris was best big-game pitcher of his time. What say you, @tonymanolatos?
It's safe to say this is why Barry Bonds didn't make the HOF. http://pic.twitter.com/oXZQs8NI- Baseball Homerun king Barry Bonds has his supporters
