Should Barry Bonds be voted into the Baseball Hall of Fame?

On Wednesday evening, the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum will announce the members of its 2018 class for induction. Bonds, the all-time home run king and a seven-time most valuable player, almost certainly won't be in it. read more

Bonds not in the Baseball Hall of Fame means the Baseball HoF is a joke. Roger Clemens (354-184, 3.12 ERA, 139 WAR, 3rd all time in Strike Outs, 7 Cy Youngs, an MVP, and 2 Triple Crowns) not in the Baseball HoF is a joke. read more

NEW YORK -- For Barry Bonds, this was his third year on the National Baseball Hall of Fame ballot, and although he was optimistic going in about his chances of eventually being elected, it didn't happen this year for the Class of 2015. read more

Still, Bonds is receiving more support than ever before on the public ballots, which could bode well going forward. Remember, the Hall of Fame voting body is changing. Veteran voters who have not covered baseball in a decade are losing their vote while a new batch of younger voters are gaining votes. read more