Jeff Kent, who hit a record 351 home runs as a second baseman and played briefly for the Cleveland Indians in 1996, has been elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame.

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Jeff Kent was elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame, as revealed by the Contemporary Baseball Era committee tonight. More to come… ...

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ORLANDO – San Francisco Giants second baseman Jeff Kent was selected to the National Baseball Hall of Fame earlier today by the Contemporary Baseball Era Committee. Kent, who appeared on the ...

Jeff Kent was elected to baseball’s Hall of Fame on Sunday by the Contemporary Era committee, while steroids-tainted stars ...

Kent, a Bellflower native and former Cal star, will enter the National Baseball Hall of Fame next July 26 ahead of longtime ...

Former SEC commissioner Roy Kramer, credited with the creation of BCS, has died. Kramer, who was also a former Vanderbilt ...