Inducted into the Hall of Fame:
C Pio “3.1415926535897932384626433832795028841971693993751058209749445923078164062862089986280348253421170679…” Valdovinos (92.3%)
SP Allen Vandusen (76.9%)
 
Those that received 3 or more votes and are eligible again next year:
SP Sakuichirou Kaii, 3rd Year (61.5%)
1B Coy Rosser, 2nd Year (53.8%)
SP Oscar Munoz, 1st Year (46.2%)
SS Eddie Bruno, 4th Year (38.5%)
CL Norman Jennings, 1st Year (38.5%)
LF Charles Calhoun, 1st Year (30.8%)
 
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The South Carolina Strom Thurmonds have decided to make a few changes. This is nothing new lately, following last year’s last place debacle and what looks to be a replay this year. The first move has been the demotion to AAA of starter Joseph Burrell. He was struggling with a 2-8 record and an [...]

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Mildenhall took a step backwards today in the hopes that it will move them forwards as they resigned long time R-Jay second baseman George Anderson to a one year deal today. Attempts to resign the former all-star last season proved futile as the 34-year old asked for a multi-year deal the Mildenhall club was [...]

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There was little acrimony and surprisingly little fanfare as he cleaned out his locker.  But, quietly going about his business as always, Bill Wright packed up his memories and closed the book on his 13-year tenure with the Cheddar Bay Biscuits.
It was a disappointing year in just about every way for Wright.  Age seemed to [...]

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Class of 2022: (voting results)

2nd Baseman – Vincent Teems – Stockholm Royal Squirrels of Sweden

Birthday: 10/26/1983
Height: 6′ 0"
Weight: 220 lbs
Bats: Right
Throws: Right
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Stockholm is forced to continue on without their promising young second baseman Robert Osterman after he was injured by a runner trying to break up a double play.
It was the top of the 8th inning on April 23rd vs Mildenhall. Runners were on first and third with one out with longtime Squirrel Javier Valenza [...]

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When word came back from the team doctor that Samuel Rocha was done for the year, a collective sob was heard in Strom Thurmondland (and if you’re ever in Strom Thurmonland, check out the Hall of Aryan Nations). The loss of the team’s best player put a bit of a damper on two big free [...]

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