The annual Hall of Fame question

It's December, and that means another baseball Hall of Fame ballot for Jim Caple to agonize over.

The Weekly Best for 12/1

Welcome to the Weekly Best, giving you the cream of the crop in sports, pop culture and beyond.

Cavs join long list of heartbreakers

Not all great teams win it all. The Cavs join this list of 20 teams that got exposed when it counted most.

Tweet, tweet! The mailbag flies again

From his ultimate cell-phone message to stories that would have melted the Internet, Bill Simmons is just getting warmed up in Part 1 of the mailbag.

The best of spring training's news and notes

Jim Caple shares his favorite part of spring training: The quick-hitting news and notes that come out of camp.

Worst contracts in MLB history

Page 2 compiles a list of the worst contracts in major league history. Needless to say, it's a very long list.

Cooperstown will be calling these 40 players

We predict which 40 current major leaguers will someday be enshrined in Cooperstown.

Are Boras clients worth the money?

Scott Boras is the agent for Manny Ramirez and Mark Teixeira. Our question: Do Boras clients earn their big paydays?

Were 2008 playoffs a dud? Ranking the MLB postseasons

Some were legendary while others put us to sleep: Page 2 ranks all the MLB postseasons from 1995 to 2008.

DENVER - MAY 04: Andruw Jones #25 of the Los Angeles Dodgers takes in the action from the bench against the Colorado...

100 reasons we love the MLB playoffs

It's October, and even though the Yankees aren't in the playoffs, we'll still be watching.

Manny being … MVP?

Yes, Manny Ramirez has played just two months with the Dodgers, but he has a case for being the NL's MVP.

Sorry, dudes: Guys you didn't want on your fantasy team

We don't rejoice in the wretchedness of others, but Page 2 does nominate the worst player seasons for each major league franchise.

SAN FRANCISCO - JULY 6: Andruw Jones #25 of the Los Angeles Dodgers swings at the pitch against of the San Francisco Giants...

Edmonds ranks as one of baseball's best center fielders

Jim Edmonds may be finished, but let's not forget that he had one of the greatest peaks of any center fielder in history.