Two veterans of Detroit enter the Hall of Fame

Two legendary Detroit Tigers are the latest members of the MLB Fame Hall. Former Pitcher Jack Morris and former shortsmall Alan Tramell were selected by the Special Commission `Modern Age` and will be part of the 2018 Class, which will be introduced to the Cooperstown Museum next summer.

With the necessary 75% support in the vote of the 16-member jury, 62-year-old Morris received 14 votes (87, 5%) and 59-year-old Tramell;13 votes (81, 3%). Former Ketcher Ted Simmans stayed one vote away from the required 12 (68, 8%), and the late former chairman of the Marvin Miller Unions took only 5 votes (31, 3%).




`The time I spent in wondering whether this day will ever come, has gone irretrievably, and now I feel indescribable, ` said Maurice, who has four championship according soccer articles titles in his card. with Detroit (1984), Minnesota (1991) and Toronto (1992, 1993). His teammate in the Tiger Championship and the World Series MVP 84 Tramell shared:`I was used to the thought that this may not have happened, and I was ok. I`m so happy. `




If there will be more new members of the Hall of Fame in 2018, it will become clear after the traditional vote of the Association of Baseball Journalists in America (BBWAA). The results will be announced on January 24th. Among the 19 new candidates are Chipper Jones, Jim Tommy and Omar Wiskel. Trevor Hoffman, Vladimir Guerrero, Edgar Martinez, Roger Clemens and Barry Bonds stand out among the pending years.



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