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Mo Makes History With Unanimous HOF Election Among Huge Class

Mariano Rivera's unanimous election is the biggest story of the 2019 Hall of Fame election. Let’s take stock of other key storylines from Election Day and dive into the ballot and results.

by Jon Tayler

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Mariano Rivera becomes first unanimous Hall of Famer

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Do Schilling, Bonds, Clemens Have a Chance in the Future?

by Jon Tayler

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Roy Halladay's Posthumous Election to Hall of Fame Stirs Bittersweet Memories

On Tuesday, Roy Halladay became the first player posthumously elected since 1973. Later that evening, friends reflected on his legacy left behind.

by Stephanie Apstein 3 hours ago

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What Is the Dodgers' Offseason Plan? Currently, Bryce Harper Doesn't Appear to Be an Option

The Dodgers are an ideal fit for Bryce Harper, so why aren't the bidding on the young star?

by Jon Tayler

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Roy Halladay, Mariano Rivera Among the Seven Players on My 2019 Hall of Fame Ballot

It's too bad that the surprise element of Hall of Fame election is being ruined. That's why I'm released my ballot after the results were announced.

by Tom Verducci

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Guessing the #MysteryTeams for Bryce Harper, Manny Machado and Other Available Stars

We're here to help the hot stove warm up a little bit. Here are five mystery teams who could make a splash in what's left of the offseason.

by The SI Staff

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Why Bryce Harper Could Experience a Career Resurgence if He Signs With the Phillies

Citizens Bank Park might be the best place for Bryce Harper the hitter to play his home games. The proof is in the data.

by Tom Verducci

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Bryce Harper or Manny Machado? Anonymous Execs Make Their Picks

Bryce Harper and Manny Machado are young, in their prime and seeking as much as $400 million.

by Stephanie Apstein

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The Reiter 50: Ranking Manny Machado, Bryce Harper and Baseball's Top Free Agents

Our annual top 50 free-agent rankings are out, breaking down one of the most hyped free-agent classes in MLB history.

by Ben Reiter

Bryce Harper Week

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Ten Years After His Rise to Fame, Bryce Harper Sits in the Spotlight as a Free Agent

When Bryce Harper was 16, he was obsessed with his big-league future. At 26, the luster has faded, but he wants to win more than ever.

by Tom Verducci

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A Case for Every Team to Sign Bryce Harper

From the Yankees to the Cubs to the ... Marlins (?), we have a case for every franchise to make a run at Bryce Harper.

by Jon Tayler

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Projecting Three Different Record-Setting Contracts for Bryce Harper

Forget wondering what team will sign Bryce Harper. Perhaps the more intriguing question is what kind of deal he will sign? It'll likely be historic no matter what shape it takes on.

by Emma Baccellieri

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Where We Think Bryce Harper Will Sign

Tom Verducci and SI's MLB crew offer their team and contract predictions for Bryce Harper.

by SI.com Staff

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Drafting High School Pitchers Is a Major Problem for MLB, Health of Young Prospects

The lure of velocity and the indifference about Tommy John surgery are swaying MLB clubs to continue to take a chance on hard-throwing high school pitchers.

by Tom Verducci

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After One Correct Astros Prediction, Calling a Repeat Proves Less Fruitful

In 2014, an SI writer correctly predicted the 2017 Astros would win the World Series. Making other predictions turned out to be much less fruitful.

by Ben Reiter

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Unbreakable: The Red Sox' Season for the Ages

An epic, 18-inning loss in Game 3 could have spelled the end for baseball's winningest team. Instead, it revealed the true greatness of the Red Sox, who resolutely pulled together and claimed their fourth World Series title in 15 years.

by Tom Verducci

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What Happened to the Houston Astros' Hacker?

SI Exclusive: As a rising Cardinals analyst, Chris Correa didn’t believe he was committing a crime when he hacked into the Astros’ internal database. Then he went to prison, where he changed his views on his actions and the criminal justice system.

by Ben Reiter