(Undated) — A Minnesota Twins legend is back on the Baseball Hall of Fame Ballot. Center fielder Torii Hunter was announced as one of 25 finalists on the ballot yesterday. It’s Hunter’s sixth year on the ballot. He garnered just five-point-one percent of votes last year. The 50-year-old spent 12 of his 19 MLB seasons with the Twins, making two All-Star Games and winning seven Gold Gloves with the club. Timberwolves owner Alex Rodriguez is also on the ballot.
