Three Hall of Fame inductees added posthumously
Cooperstown welcomes Jacob Ruppert Hank O Day and James Deacon White into the National Baseball Hall of Fame Class of 2013. The trio, all deceased more than 70 years, marks a rare posthumous ceremony as writers again fail to elect any player this year.
Inductions Highlight National Baseball Hall of Fame Ceremony
At Cooperstown New York today 1 30 p m MLB Network airs the ceremony inducting Jacob Ruppert Hank O Day and James Deacon White Ruppert led the Yankees purchasing the team in 1915 building a dynasty and the House That Ruth Built O Day a pioneering umpire and advocate for dignified treatment of umpires White an early star catcher later third baseman Details note 12 living Hall of Famers will attend and 12 inductees from 1939 to 1945 receive plaques with former stars Lou Gehrig and Rogers Hornsby among those honored
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Braves manager Frank Wren said the trade market is the tightest he’s ever seen as they weigh adding starting or bullpen help after injury to Tim Hudson. Brandon Beachy will fill Hudson’s spot, while Malcolm Maholm could miss one start. The club remains hopeful Hudson returns next season.
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