Deadspin vs The Hall of Fame
Posted: Thu Jan 09, 2014 8:18 pm
I don't know how many of you read Deadspin, or have followed their Hall of Fame experiment, but it's fascinating.
If you're a baseball fan and you've somehow managed to miss it, check it out - http://deadspin.com/revealed-the-hall-o ... 1496558341
It really couldn't have worked out better for deadspin. Right after accusing the BBWAA of being too self-righteous and stupid to continue holding the keys to the Hall of Fame doors, they dig deep within themselves and find a way to somehow come across even more stupid and self-righteous. By suspending Le Batard and stripping him permanently of his HoF vote, they've confirmed that the only things that matters to them are false senses of moral superiority and journalistic integrity.
Getting the votes right, fixing a broken system, and finding a logical way to deal with the "steroid problem" don't mean anything to the BBWAA. Writing thousands of words on the sanctimony of the game and demonizing the HR hitters they once idolized (and who saved the sport these assholes write about) are the only things that matter.
Baseball is broken in so many ways, and the people who claim to love it the most are by far it's biggest problem.
If you're a baseball fan and you've somehow managed to miss it, check it out - http://deadspin.com/revealed-the-hall-o ... 1496558341
It really couldn't have worked out better for deadspin. Right after accusing the BBWAA of being too self-righteous and stupid to continue holding the keys to the Hall of Fame doors, they dig deep within themselves and find a way to somehow come across even more stupid and self-righteous. By suspending Le Batard and stripping him permanently of his HoF vote, they've confirmed that the only things that matters to them are false senses of moral superiority and journalistic integrity.
Getting the votes right, fixing a broken system, and finding a logical way to deal with the "steroid problem" don't mean anything to the BBWAA. Writing thousands of words on the sanctimony of the game and demonizing the HR hitters they once idolized (and who saved the sport these assholes write about) are the only things that matter.
Baseball is broken in so many ways, and the people who claim to love it the most are by far it's biggest problem.