Comments on: Wolf: Does character matter?

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By: Patrick

Patrick — Mon, 30 Jun 2008 23:16:33 +0000

This is a hard topic…I was listening to the show when Doug and yourself were discussing this topic, and it took me a while to respond. I’ll keep it short, and Wolf, you’re gonna totally disagree with my take on it. I believe athletic achievments and crimes are 2 seperate entities…if a player accomplished fantastic stats, put him in the hall…if he commited a crime, let him rot in prison. Although I completely agree that rape and murder are not criterea for honorable mention in ANY capacity, but I seperate what occurs on the field, and what someone decides to do OFF the field…the reason I’ve decided on this point of view came on a certain circumstance…say player ‘A’ was voted into a hall of fame. 2 years later, it was found out that he committed some henious crime. The player is convicted, and sent to prison. Do you take him OUT of the hall after he’s been chosen? Yes, I understand your position on this, and I’m NOT putting sports ahead of morality…but the hall is about athletic achievments, and prison is about moral mistakes.

By: Katie Shroyer

Katie Shroyer — Mon, 02 Jun 2008 19:33:15 +0000

Wolf…I absolutely agree that character matters when voting for a hall of famer. Yes, there are people who are in the Hall of Fame that probably should not be there. O.J. Simpson for one, but we know that he was found innocent. (although I think everyone knows he was guilty.) But with Roger Clemens, we have the steroid issue, and now, the Mindy Mcready story on top of that.
There is no doubt that if it comes out that an affair took place at age 15, he is a child predator and if the law won’t take action, then sports fans should. He is a disgrace to baseball and I don’t care how many numbers he accrued, because they all fall back to the steroid issue. I applaud you for voicing your strong opinions on air and I totally agree with you, as does my husband. You are the reason we tune in every morning. Keep up the good work! Sincerly,
Katie Shroyer