This week, Shawn Anderson and Lou Olsen are joined by Jay Jaffe.
The Cooperstown Casebook author returns to talk to the boys about the 2020 Hall of Fame class, breaks down whether or not Derek Jeter goes in unanimously (and if Larry Walker goes in at all), looks ahead to future classes and what Curt Schilling’s chances are moving forward.
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SHOW NOTES:
If there’s a dumber thing in baseball than thinking that the latest scandal — whatever it is — somehow mitigates what Pete Rose did and was deservedly banned for life for, then I have yet to see it. Completely separate situation and entirely deserved punishment. Move along
— Jay Jaffe (@jay_jaffe) January 18, 2020
Jay Jaffe’s 2020 Hall of Fame Virtual Ballot
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Big news from Friends of Doubleday!
Our first Cooperstown Hot Stove event is coming – February 7-9!
Join Brian Kenny, @david_j_roth @ToddRadom @jay_jaffe and @tshieber for a weekend of fun and food in Cooperstown.
For tix: https://t.co/azBbsE7sUQ
— Split Season 1981 (@SplitSeason1981) December 9, 2019
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