Editor’s note: Scott Miller covered the Minnesota Twins for the Pioneer Press from 1994 to 1999. Before he left for CBS, he ...

McGriff, the lanky first baseman known as Crime Dog, hit .284 with 493 homers and 1,550 RBIs over 19 seasons with six major league teams. The five-time All-Star helped Atlanta win the 1995 World ...

Hall of Fame inductees Fred McGriff, left, and Scott Rolen, right, pose for a picture during the National Baseball Hall of Fame induction ceremony, Sunday, July 23, 2023, at the Clark Sports ...

McGriff, who was affectionately nicknamed “Crime Dog” by ESPN's Chris Berman, batted .284 with 493 homers and 1,550 RBIs in 2,460 games over 19 seasons.

McGriff, who was affectionately nicknamed "Crime Dog" by ESPN's Chris Berman, batted .284 with 493 homers and 1,550 RBIs in 2,460 games over 19 seasons.

McGriff, the lanky first baseman known as Crime Dog, hit .284 with 493 homers and 1,550 RBIs over 19 seasons with six major league teams. The five-time All-Star helped Atlanta win the 1995 World ...

- The Braves have a new player in the Baseball Hall of Fame. Former first baseman Fred McGriff hit a home run in his first game with the team all the way back in 1993, and those big hits kept coming.

The greatest moment of Scott Rolen’s 17-year career didn’t come during his 2006 World Series run with the St. Louis Cardinals or even during his outstanding first full season in 1997 with the ...

He was the 1994 All-Star Game MVP. McGriff led the American League with 36 home runs in 1989. He led the National League with 35 homers in 1992. He hit a career-high .318 in 1994 for the Braves.

COOPERSTOWN, N.Y. — Fred McGriff enjoyed the opportunity to play at home during parts of five seasons with the expansion Rays, but — having never finished a season on a sub.-500 team before ...

Hall of Fame inductees Fred McGriff, left, and Scott Rolen, right, pose for a picture during the National Baseball Hall of Fame induction ceremony on July 23, 2023. Joining Rolen on the stage was ...