Frank Thomas 'nervous' About Making Baseball Hall Of Fame

chwilliams@ledger-enquirer.com (CHUCK WILLIAMS), Ledger-Enquirer
Tue, 01/07/2014 - 4:13pm

The moment of truth has come for Columbus’ Frank Thomas — who started his baseball journey as a Peach Little League all-star bashing home runs into the pine trees at…Click to Continue »

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