Biggio belongs with the game's best second basemen
Originally Published: June 28, 2007
By Rob Neyer | ESPN Insider
I don't understand the skepticism.
I've been hearing it for two or three years now, this skepticism about Craig Biggio's chance of someday being elected to the Hall of Fame, and I don't understand it.
Of course, now that he's finally -- painfully, even -- picked up his 3,000th hit, some of the skeptics will fade away.
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