--  For the first time since 1996, no one was elected to the National Baseball Hall of Fame by the writers.  Saint Paul native Jack Morris finished second in balloting again this year with 67-point-seven percent of the vote.  M-L-B Network analyst John Heymann says players from the steroid era affected today's vote -- and it hurt some of the clean guys, including Morris.  Heyman calls it a real shame and says Morris has been mistreated by the baseball writers.  Morris was the winning pitcher in 254 games and won World Series with the Tigers, Twins and Blue Jays.