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Re: HOF Veterans Ballot
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All are retreads, except I don't remember Buzzie being on there before?? I hope he gets in, I have a ball signed by him.
I've said it before, we all have our pet choices for inshrinement: Let's Go Minnie!!
Ken
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Re: HOF Veterans Ballot
personally i am hoping Santo gets in although obviously it is too late but the guy seriously deserves it. Gil Hodges as well. Though I am not hopeful on either.Comment
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Re: HOF Veterans Ballot
I agree on Santo, but I've given up on him.
Hodges belongs in the Hall of the Really Really Good. (Or even the Hall of the Great, if you will.) But not in the Hall of Fame. He just didn't dominate in any aspect.
Ken
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Re: HOF Veterans Ballot
I always felt that Jim Kaat belonged next if Bert Blyleven made the Hall of Fame. 283 wins and 16xGG is pretty impressive. With Barry Larkin being most likely the only inductee on the main ballot, I would not be surprised to see someone from the Golden Era list make it.Comment
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Re: HOF Veterans Ballot
I'm hoping for Santo and Hodges, but it'll probably be another year where Joe Morgan and his elitist pals again make sure that no one is enshrined.
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