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Ultimately, Mark McGwire will be judged on how well he performs the job of hitting coach, not what happened more than a decade ago. Submit a comment or question for Tom. Full Article at Sports Illustrated
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The Baseball Hall of Fame will enshrine manager Whitey Herzog and umpire Doug Harvey this summer in the Class of 2010. They were selected by the baseball's Veterans Committee for managers and umpires. Full Article at Dallas Morning News - Blogs
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World Series champion manager Whitey Herzog, left, accepts the Tommy Lasorda Manager's Award from Lasorda, right, at the Professional Baseball Scouts Foundation's 6th Annual "In the Spirit of the Game" fundraiser, Saturday, Jan. 17, 2009, in Los Angeles. View Photo »
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It’s going to be tough ... because Mark has to open up and he has to be real open with the press. If he doesn’t, it’s not going to be the fans and you guys in St. Louis as much as it’s going to be going to Cincinnati, going to Pittsburgh, going to Philadelphia, going to New York.
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The only news to come out of the first day of the winter meetings was that of manager Whitey Herzog and umpire Doug Havey being elected to the Hall of Fame via the Veterans Committee.Now comes word that Andy Pettitte and the Yankees have agreed to a... Full Article at Newsday
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tool goes here The 52nd annual St. Louis Baseball Writers Dinner in January will honor Hall of Famer Whitey Herzog and National League MVP Albert Pujols, other members of the 2009 Cardinals playoff team, and the storied 1985 NL Champion Cardinals... Full Article at Belleville News-Democrat
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The better-late-than-never election of former Cardinals manager Whitey Herzog to the Hall of Fame is more than just the well deserved recognition of the White Rat's remarkable baseball accomplishments. Full Article at Belleville News-Democrat
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Tommy Lasorda, left, and Whitey Herzog, right, talk before posing for photos at the Professional Baseball Scouts Foundation's 6th Annual "In the Spirit of the Game" fundraiser, Saturday, Jan. 17, 2009, in Los Angeles. View Photo »
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We are proud and honored to welcome Doug Harvey and Whitey Herzog into the Hall of Fame family ... Both Doug and Whitey demonstrated the quest for excellence that embodies each of our 291 Hall of Famers. We are thrilled to have them in Cooperstown.
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INDIANAPOLIS — Strange bedfellows they were, Whitey Herzog and Doug Harvey, standing side by side as they tugged on their Hall of Fame shirts for photo ops Tuesday. Full Article at St. Louis Post-Dispatch
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NEW YORK -- Whitey Herzog, a six-time division winner and manager of the 1982 World Series champion St. Louis Cardinals, and umpire Doug Harvey have been elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame by the Veterans Committee. Full Article at China Post
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World Series champion manager Whitey Herzog, left, accepts the Tommy Lasorda Manager's Award from Lasorda, right, at the Professional Baseball Scouts Foundation's 6th Annual "In the Spirit of the Game" fundraiser, Saturday, Jan. 17, 2009, in Los Angeles.
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Tommy Lasorda, left, and Whitey Herzog, right, talk before posing for photos at the Professional Baseball Scouts Foundation's 6th Annual "In the Spirit of the Game" fundraiser, Saturday, Jan. 17, 2009, in Los Angeles.
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From left to right, Whitey Herzog, George Brett and Tommy Lasorda, pose for photos at the Professional Baseball Scouts Foundation's 6th Annual "In the Spirit of the Game" fundraiser, Saturday, Jan. 17, 2009, in Los Angeles.
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Former St. Louis Cardinals manager Whitey Herzog scratches his head as he talks about being elected to the National Baseball Hall of Fame during a news conference in Indianapolis, Tuesday, Dec. 8, 2009.
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Former umpire Doug Harvey talks about becoming a member of the National Baseball Hall of Fame during an introduction in Indianapolis, Tuesday, Dec. 8, 2009.
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Former umpire Doug Harvey, right, jokes about throwing former St. Louis Cardinals manager Whitey Herzog out of a game during a news conference in Indianapolis, Tuesday, Dec. 8, 2009.
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Former St. Louis Cardinals manager Whitey Herzog smiles after doning a Hall of Fame jerseyduring a news conference in Indianapolis, Tuesday, Dec. 8, 2009.
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Former umpire Doug Harvey, right, and former St. Louis Cardinals manager Whitey Herzog joke during a news conference in Indianapolis, Tuesday, Dec. 8, 2009. Herzog, 78, and Harvey, 79, earned election to the Hall of Fame on Monday, joining as selections on the Veterans Committee ballot.
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Former umpire Doug Harvey dons a Hall of Fame jersey during a news conference in Indianapolis, Tuesday, Dec. 8, 2009.
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Former St. Louis Cardinals manager Whitey Herzog talks with the media at the news conference to announce his selection to the Baseball Hall of Fame by the veterans committee, Monday, Dec. 7, 2009, in St. Louis.
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Former St. Louis Cardinals manager Whitey Herzog talks about his fellow inductee, umpire Doug Harvey, at the news conference to announce his selection to the Baseball Hall of Fame by the veterans committee, Monday, Dec. 7, 2009, in St. Louis.
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Former St. Louis Cardinals manager Whitey Herzog talks with the media at a news conference to announce his selection to the Baseball Hall of Fame by the veterans committee, Monday, Dec. 7, 2009, in St. Louis.
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Former St. Louis Cardinals manager Whitey Herzog talks, as his wife Mary Lou looks on, at the news conference to announce his selection to the Baseball Hall of Fame by the veterans committee, Monday, Dec. 7, 2009, in St. Louis.
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FILE - In this 1986 file photo, St. Louis Cardinals manager Whitey Herzog relaxes at the Astrodome in Houston after the American League beat Herzog's National League squad in baseball's All-Star Game. Herzog and umpire Doug Harvey are the newest members of baseball's Hall of Fame.
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FILE - In this 1986 file photo, St. Louis Cardinals manager Whitey Herzog relaxes at the Astrodome in Houston after the American League beat Herzog's National League squad in baseball's All-Star Game.
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FILE - This is a Jan. 17, 2009, file photo showing Whitey Herzog at the Professional Baseball Scouts Foundation's 6th Annual "In the Spirit of the Game" fundraiser, in Los Angeles. Herzog and umpire Doug Harvey are the newest members of baseball's Hall of Fame.
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Tommy Lasorda, left, and Whitey Herzog, right, talk before posing for photos at the Professional Baseball Scouts Foundation's 6th Annual "In the Spirit of the Game" fundraiser, Saturday, Jan. 17, 2009, in Los Angeles.
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It’s going to be tough ... because Mark has to open up and he has to be real open with the press. If he doesn’t, it’s not going to be the fans and you guys in St. Louis as much as it’s going to be going to Cincinnati, going to Pittsburgh, going to Philadelphia, going to New York.
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We are proud and honored to welcome Doug Harvey and Whitey Herzog into the Hall of Fame family ... Both Doug and Whitey demonstrated the quest for excellence that embodies each of our 291 Hall of Famers. We are thrilled to have them in Cooperstown.
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Never did I dream I’d ever be here, never did I ever dream in my life I’d be a member of the Baseball Hall of Fame ... I’m very appreciative of this. It puts the icing on the cake.
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The 10 managers and umpires eligible for election consideration to the National Baseball Hall of Fame in 2010: managers Charlie Grimm, Whitey Herzog, Davey Johnson, Tom Kelly, Billy Martin, Gene Mauch, Danny Murtaugh and Steve O’Neill; umpires Doug Harvey and Hank O’Day.
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I just hope he doesn't kick me out of Cooperstown
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I never got into the last year of a contract ... I always remained No. 1 or 2 [in manager salary] because Los Angeles wanted Tommy [Lasorda] to be the highest-paid. I told Tommy, never sign the same year as me. We're going to brother-in-law these guys and get our salaries up. We did that for five years.
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I always felt that if we could have signed Gossage in Kansas City that I might still be managing there, because he was from Colorado Springs and I thought we had a pretty good chance ... He wanted $600,000 and that's what the Yankees signed him for. If I'd have had Gossage with the team we had in Kansas...
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I always felt that if we could have signed Gossage in Kansas City that I might still be managing there, because he was from Colorado Springs and I thought we had a pretty good chance ... He wanted $600,000 and that's what the Yankees signed him for. If I'd have had Gossage with the team we had in Kansas...
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My fondest memory in Kansas City was getting hired in Kansas City, because I came in there at an opportune time ... George Brett was a rookie, [John] Mayberry was young, [Fred] Patek was there, and I had two guys on the bench that became All-Stars in Frank White and Al Cowens. And I had Amos Otis and Ha...
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My fondest memory in Kansas City was getting hired in Kansas City, because I came in there at an opportune time ... George Brett was a rookie, [John] Mayberry was young, [Fred] Patek was there, and I had two guys on the bench that became All-Stars in Frank White and Al Cowens. And I had Amos Otis and Ha...
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No, I'm not bitter at Denkinger ... He's a good guy, he knows he made a mistake, and he's a human being. It happened at an inopportune time but I do think they ought to have instant replay in the playoffs and World Series.
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Although I became a Hall of Famer today in Cooperstown ... the Cardinal organization, the new owners, in the past 10 years have treated me like a Hall of Famer so many times when I knew I didn't belong with Lou Brock and Stan Musial and Red Schoendienst and Bob Gibson and then Ozzie [Smith]. They would ...
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I never spent 10 better years of my life than I spent here in St. Louis (as manager) ... especially with the fact we set so many attendance records.
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I hope the phone rings ... I'll be elated. I'll probably be the happiest guy in St. Louis. Maybe on this earth.
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