In one week, the results will be released for baseball's 2012 Hall of Fame class. St. Paul native Jack Morris earned 53 percent of the vote last year. Is there enough momentum for him to reach the required 75 percent?

Former Twins Jim Kaat and Tony Oliva fell short in their bid to enter baseball's Hall of Fame. Kaat was two votes short of entering. Oliva was off by four votes. A special Veterans Committee voted in former Chicago Cubs star Ron Santo.

St. Paul native Jack Morris will find out soon if he's being inducted into baseball's Hall of Fame this year. The former Twins' World Series hero is in his 13th year of eligibility.

Twins' World Series hero Jack Morris will find out Monday if he's been voted into baseball's Hall of Fame. Morris is in his 13th year of eligibility. His name will be taken off the list of eligible players after 15 years. Bert Blyleven, who was voted in last year, says Morris "belongs" in the Hall of Fame.

Twins great Jack Morris is being joined by a class of controversial first-time nominees. Slugger Barry Bonds, Sammy Sosa and pitcher Roger Clemens are on the 2012 ballot- and without the cloud of steroids over their careers, would very likely be first-ballot Hall of Famers.