posted on Tuesday, November 06, 2007 1:15 PM by Jim

That's ''Hall of Famer Kenny Williams'' to you

Coming to a Hall of Fame near me:

Members of the Hall's class of 2007 are Daryl Boston, Willard Hunter, Joel Skinner, Ken Williams and honorary inductee Bob Cooney.

No, it's not the big Hall, which is roughly 80 minutes west of where I live.

We're talking about the Glens Falls Area Baseball Hall of Fame, which is almost an hour closer and will soon enshrine nearly as many White Sox as the one in Cooperstown.  Glens Falls was the home of the Sox's Double-A team from 1980-85.

Three things should tip you off regarding the stature of this museum:
  1. It doesn't have a Web site.
  2. It's located in a bank.
  3. Daryl Boston might attend the ceremony.
Here's the list of White Sox legends Williams, Boston and Skinner will join by the week's end:
According to this article, the exhibit is being moved from the bank to the hotel where the ceremony will take place.  After it returns to the bank, I will make a point to seek this place out.  Incidentally, I wonder if they'd take any baseball card donations, because Cangelosi seemed to be in every single pack I bought growing up, and I probably have 4,000 Walker doubles as well.

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Keeping with the upstate theme, Jose Guillen, who I endorsed in the offseason plan, is the latest MLB player attached to the Orlando pharmacy raid:

Guillen, an 11-year veteran who played for the Seattle Mariners last season, ordered more than $19,000 worth of drugs from the center between May 2002 and June 2005, according to the records.

At this point, I wish the Mitchell Report would come out already so I know how I'm supposed to feel about all of this. 

Comments

# re: That's ''Hall of Famer Kenny Williams'' to you

Tuesday, November 06, 2007 1:50 PM by Roy Dean Bream

I get the feeling that the list of pharmacy customers is going to be both high numbered and very distinguished.

# re: That's ''Hall of Famer Kenny Williams'' to you

Tuesday, November 06, 2007 2:15 PM by Florida Jim
Unless we get the names of all the pharmacy customers soon many of these questionable characters will be signed to longterm contracts and will then continue to "stick it" to us for many more years. Why can't baseball act responsibly?

# re: That's ''Hall of Famer Kenny Williams'' to you

Wednesday, November 07, 2007 3:35 PM by Roy Dean Bream
Makes you want to just stay away from the crappy free agent makret entirely, or one would think anyway.