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NEW YORK -- Ken Griffey Jr. and Mike Piazza have been elected to the Baseball Hall of stanley cup Fame.A star slugger of the Steroids Era never tainted by accusations of drug use, Griffey received the highest voting percentage ever -- 437 of 440 votes in his first appearance on the Baseball Writers Association of America ballot. His 99.3 percentage topped Tom Seaver s 98.84 in 1992.More Baseball Hall of Fame coverage from CBSSportsPiazza, on the ballot for the fourth time, received 365 votes. New Baseball Hall of Fame inductees 02:42 Jeff Bagwell and Tim Raines fell short in results announced Wednesday. A player needs 75 percent to gain election. Bagwell missed by 15 votes and Raines by 23. After about 100 writers who no longer are active lost their votes under new rules, there were significant increases for a pair of stars accused of steroids use. Roger Clemens rose to 45 percent and Barry Bonds to 44 percent, both up from about 37 percent last year. Chicago White Sox Ken Griffey Jr. smiles at a fan in the stands before a baseball game against the Kansas City Royals in Kansas City, Mo., Aug. 1, 2008. AP Photo/Charlie Riedel af1 CBS Sports reporte air max 1 d Griffey, now 46, was |
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