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From the Burke Shears to the Sound. From wherever you live in MLB America, this is Inside the Parker.

You give us 22 minutes and we'll give you the scoop on Major League Baseball.

Now here's Baseball Hall of Fame voter number 86. Rob Parker.

Welcome into the podcast. I'm your host Rob Parker.

Man what a show we have for you. We'll talk with Chicago Baseball writer.

Mark Gonzalez will go over his Hall of Fame ballot and we'll discuss that.

Also Fox Sports Radio's Bernie Frado will make his case for Kurt Schilling who did not get into the Hall of Fame this time around.

That and much more starts now.

Better up to lead off it's getting rough and keep him up.

Rob's hot take on the three biggest stories in Major League Baseball.

Number one. It was a sad day in Baseball last week when Hank Aaron passed away at age 86.

One of the all time great sluggers in Baseball history. He was an amazing player and amazing person.

And when you think about Hank Aaron and his impact on the game, it was tremendous.

Think about this. Hank Aaron played in the Negro leagues. Hank Aaron came up to the big leagues and was a star from day one.

And when you look at his body of work, it is an incredible, incredible degree of consistency.

When you think that Hank Aaron batted 305, 755 home runs almost averaged 100 RBI's in his 23 seasons.

And think about this. If you took away his 755 home runs from his hit total, he still would have 3000 hits which by itself would get you into the Hall of Fame.

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