Putting Joe Judge in Hall of Fame Might Help Save Baseball

My grandfather loved the game more than money. Honoring him would reflect the best of the national pastime.

Joe Judge, 1924. National Photo Company Collection (Library of Congress) via Wikimedia Commons

With baseball’s Opening Day being delayed and fans disgusted by greedy players and owners deadlocking over a new contract, I find myself thinking of one small step the game can take to at least earn back some small measure of goodwill.

Put my grandfather in the Hall of Fame.

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