Hall-worthy
Shortstop Derek Jeter and right fielder/first baseman Larry Walker were voted into the Baseball Hall of Fame on Tuesday, with Jeter finishing one vote shy of a unanimous selection and Walker receiving 76.6% of the vote (75% required for election). Here's a few of their career highlights:
Derek Jeter (1995-2014, all with Yankees): 14-time All-Star, five World Series titles, five Gold Gloves, 1996 AL Rookie of the Year, 3,465 hits.
Larry Walker (1989-2005 with Expos, Rockies and Cardinals): Five-time All-Star, three-time NL batting champion, seven Gold Gloves, .313 career hitter, 383 homers, 1,311 RBI.
