Wednesday, September 21, 2022
NOTICE XIV
If you have been following this blog's Hall of Fame ballot reports, then you probably know how I feel about Curt Schilling. Therefore, I will not write an individual post about his candidacy for the blog, although I plan to put it in the book. As far as I can remember, this means that I do not have any individual candidates left for the blog, but I will continue the other mini-series that I've been doing.
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