Third baseman Scott Rolen was narrowly elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame on Tuesday night. He received 76.3% of the votes from the Baseball Writers’ Association of America. Players have to reach 75 ...

One of the best baseball players to reach the majors from Indiana is going to into the Hall of Fame. Sunday in Cooperstown, Scott Rolen will be enshrined amongst the game's best in the Baseball Hall ...

COOPERSTOWN, N.Y. — Fred McGriff bet his friends he wouldn’t break down during his Hall of Fame speech, but he sure came awfully close on Sunday, looking to the heavens when talking about his late ...

The greatest moment of Scott Rolen’s 17-year career didn’t come during his 2006 World Series run with the St. Louis Cardinals or even during his outstanding first full season in 1997 with the ...

The call from Cooperstown only comes once, and no one is ever ready for it. Scott Rolen’s initial reaction to finding out he’s a Hall of Famer was to find his parents. In most years, Scott Rolen ...

COOPERSTOWN, N.Y. – Scott Rolen, one of the most decorated third basemen of his era and a longtime St. Louis Cardinals catalyst, is officially Hall of Fame bound. Voters have elected Rolen to the ...

It took six tries, but St. Louis Cardinals great Scott Rolen is heading to the Hall of Fame. Rolen received the news that he would be enshrined in Cooperstown on Tuesday. He is the only member of the ...

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Cooperstown, put down the phone and pick up your gaze. Watch the sun set. Ride a bike. Take the stairs. Hold a door open. Greet “no” as an invitation to be better. Listen to the Baseball Hall of Fame ...

Scott Rolen can easily recall what happened his first year on the ballot. It was a winter night in 2018 and he was in the car with his son, Finn, on their way to a youth basketball practice. Rolen was ...

Then-University of Georgia assistant basketball coach Mark Slonaker was in a McDonald’s in Jasper, Ind., with an 18-year-old Scott Rolen when Rolen noticed a Phillies scout walk into the restaurant.