I'd put schilling and Kent in too. But that's just me.jeter will be the only one
I'd put schilling and Kent in too. But that's just me.jeter will be the only one
It was announced over the weekend that ineligibility is not affected by death:I have a feeling he gets in after he passes away. His punishment will Be never getting to see himself get in.
Anyone who cheated by taking performance enhancing drugs is out. Period. We know who they are. Why reward them padding their stats by cheating.
Justify it, finesse it, equivocate it or mitigate it any way you want, but willfully partaking of known illegal substances (as per MLB) to prolong or enhance careers is cause for ineligibility and is a gross disservice to those who didn't take them (and yes, in some cases these PEDs didn't exist and would have been a temptation for players in an earlier era).
One ex: Barry Bonds never hit more than 60 or even 50 home runs his entire career except when he hit 73 at age 36.
I'm not going to respond to counter arguements I'm all to familiar with. You may have them, but nothing will obviate the fact that these guys cheated - knowingly and some even twice. Therefore they should be barred. I'm usually more considerate about issues, but to me this issue is so egregious and so binary that the HoF should just say no to cheaters - especially the ones who deny it.
Dude is one of the most underrated players of all time.Thought this fit here...
i'm just talking about what the actual result will be.I'd put schilling and Kent in too. But that's just me.
I think Walker is going to get in. It would be pretty sad to have a one man induction.i'm just talking about what the actual result will be.
In general, yes.That’s some Vince McMahon type stuff.
Give people their flowers while they’re here to smell them.
How far the MLB HOF has fallen.
Usually the vote totals fall as more votes are known. The public ones are released first. Walker and Schilling are going to be very close in the end
please expand. I think I know what you are meaning but want to make sure
It seems to get lower last night they were trying to make a case for Scott rolen. Very good player nowhere near hof.the career needed to get in. seems to be a low bar. mlb seems to be worse than the other sports.
It’s good to see Bonds is getting closer.
I think he will get into in the next 3 years.
Screw Clemens.
Schilling and Walker have a great shot next year with no slam dunks next year.
Schilling should hope Trump loses so the BBWAA Trump haters don’t use that against him like some do.
the career needed to get in. seems to be a low bar. mlb seems to be worse than the other sports.
Apart from the main HoF ballot process, I think the nature of the various special committees (in terms of their small size and makeup) almost ensures that there will be many curious and controversial HoF inductees.I think that's true to some extent, but I guess I don't think it's too extreme. I don't think Harold Baines should've come close to getting in, and Alan Trammell is probably a "Hall of Really Good" player.
I might be missing some others. Who is on your list that you don't think should be in?
Apart from the main HoF ballot process, I think the nature of the various special committees (in terms of their small size and makeup) almost ensures that there will be many curious and controversial HoF inductees.
I think that's true to some extent, but I guess I don't think it's too extreme. I don't think Harold Baines should've come close to getting in, and Alan Trammell is probably a "Hall of Really Good" player.
I might be missing some others. Who is on your list that you don't think should be in?