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After the announcement Tuesday of a two-year contract extension, Chicago White Sox pitcher Jake Peavy discovered he had won his first Rawlings Gold Glove Award. Peavy became the third pitcher in White Sox history to win the award, joining Jim Kaat...

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Interesting observations made on Daniel Bard by former big leaguer Jim Kaat, who served as analyst Friday night for the MLB Network on its telecast of Friday night's game: "He is evolving and learning to be a starter, and [he has] the two-strike d...

FORT MYERS, Fla. -- The Boston Red Sox had a special guest at camp the last two days -- Jim Kaat. Kaat, 73, played a remarkable 25 years in the majors -- for the Minnesota Twins, Chicago White Sox, Philadelphia Phillies, New York Yankees and St. L...

The Veterans Committee formally announced the selection of Ron Santo to the Hall of Fame. He appeared on 15 of 16 ballots, with 12 needed for selection. Gil Hodges did not reach the threshold. Jim Kaat received 10 votes, Minny Minoso and Hodges ni...

The other day, I argued the Hall of Fame cases of Ron Santo and Minnie Minoso. Here are the other eight on the Veterans Committee ballot. Jim Kaat, P, 1959-83 Stats: 283-237, 3.45 ERA, 625 GS, 4530.1 IP, 4620 H, 1083 BB, 2461 SO Jim Kaat won...

Gil Hodges, Jim Kaat, Ron Santo and Luis Tiant are among 10 candidates for the baseball Hall of Fame who will be on the Veterans Committee ballot next month.

Former second baseman Joe Gordon has been elected to the Hall of Fame by the Veterans Committee.

Joe Torre, Ron Santo and Gil Hodges are among 10 players on the latest Hall of Fame ballot for Veterans Committee voters.

No one was elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame by the Veterans Committee on Tuesday.

Dodgers pitcher Greg Maddux tied Jim Kaat and Brooks Robinson with his 16th Rawlings Gold Glove Award when the NL winners were announced.

Gil Hodges, Ron Santo, Tony Oliva and Jim Kaat are among the 27 players on next year's Veterans Committee ballot for the Hall of Fame announced Thursday.

Chicago Cubs pitcher Greg Maddux won his 15th Gold Glove on Wednesday, one shy of the record shared by pitcher Jim Kaat and third baseman Brooks Robinson.

Gil Hodges, Tony Oliva and Ron Santo headline the 25 candidates on the 2005 ballot for the Hall of Fame Veterans Committee.

St. Louis Cardinals won four of nine NL Gold Gloves for the second straight year Wednesday, and the Braves' Mike Hampton ended Greg Maddux's record 13-year winning streak as the league's best fielding pitcher.