• Steve Garvey • Tommy John • Don Mattingly • Marvin Miller • Jack Morris • Dale Murphy • Dave Parker • Ted Simmons • Luis Tiant • Alan Trammell
Of these 10 Tommy John gets in for his almost 300 wins. Morris should get in for his arm in the World Series. Miller should get in for ruining baseball, lol.
Garvey, Murphy, Parker are all on the cusp but won't make it.
Mattingly, Simmons, Tiant and Trammell were all good players but will never get in.
uh.....Bonds???
what you posted could work for the Hall of Good.
I think this is for players who have been retired more than 20 years and is their last chance. But I could be wrong
You are correct so, one or more of these players could possibly get in.
So again I'll ask.
Who gets in?
Hard to say. The article says there are 16 voters. Each gets 4 votes. So the nominee needs at least 12 votes or 75%. I hate that Marvin Miller is a candidate. Not that he doesn't deserve a spot. I think the voters might vote the oldest players first. I'm surprised Dave Parker doesn't have more homeruns. There are players with lesser stats that were voted in by this committee or the Veterans which what it was before.
• Steve Garvey • Tommy John • Don Mattingly • Marvin Miller • Jack Morris • Dale Murphy • Dave Parker • Ted Simmons • Luis Tiant • Alan Trammell
Of these 10 Tommy John gets in for his almost 300 wins. Morris should get in for his arm in the World Series. Miller should get in for ruining baseball, lol.
Garvey, Murphy, Parker are all on the cusp but won't make it.
Mattingly, Simmons, Tiant and Trammell were all good players but will never get in.
• Steve Garvey • Tommy John • Don Mattingly • Marvin Miller • Jack Morris • Dale Murphy • Dave Parker • Ted Simmons • Luis Tiant • Alan Trammell
Of these 10 Tommy John gets in for his almost 300 wins. Morris should get in for his arm in the World Series. Miller should get in for ruining baseball, lol.
Garvey, Murphy, Parker are all on the cusp but won't make it.
Mattingly, Simmons, Tiant and Trammell were all good players but will never get in.
• Steve Garvey • Tommy John • Don Mattingly • Marvin Miller • Jack Morris • Dale Murphy • Dave Parker • Ted Simmons • Luis Tiant • Alan Trammell
Of these 10 Tommy John gets in for his almost 300 wins. Morris should get in for his arm in the World Series. Miller should get in for ruining baseball, lol.
Garvey, Murphy, Parker are all on the cusp but won't make it.
Mattingly, Simmons, Tiant and Trammell were all good players but will never get in.
Looking at the numbers closely. My 4 are Mattingly, Parker, Morris, and John. But my guess is one of those will be replaced with Miller.
And I know people will say. So and so has more hits or home runs than Mattingly. But so and so played at least 5 or more years. And the numbers are still close even with that advantage.
Wow so Blackmon and Arenado both got dissed. Anti-Colorado boas. I don’t see how Votto is a finalist. The Reds were fucking terrible. You should not be an MVP finalist on a last place team. I’m not saying you have to make the playoffs, but dead last?
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9/2/12- Philly, PA
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10/22/13- Philly, PA
10/27/13- Baltimore, MD
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5/2/16- NYC
9/2/18- Boston, MA
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9/14/22- Camden, NJ
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RNDM- 3/9/16- Philly, PA
8/28/98- Camden, NJ
10/31/09- Philly
5/21/10- NYC
9/2/12- Philly, PA
7/19/13- Wrigley
10/19/13- Brooklyn, NY
10/21/13- Philly, PA
10/22/13- Philly, PA
10/27/13- Baltimore, MD
4/28/16- Philly, PA
4/29/16- Philly, PA
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9/2/18- Boston, MA
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9/14/22- Camden, NJ
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Tres Mts.- 3/23/11- Philly. PA
Eddie Vedder- 6/25/11- Philly, PA
RNDM- 3/9/16- Philly, PA
Wow so Blackmon and Arenado both got dissed. Anti-Colorado boas. I don’t see how Votto is a finalist. The Reds were fucking terrible. You should not be an MVP finalist on a last place team. I’m not saying you have to make the playoffs, but dead last?
Last place teams and Colorado Rockies players should never be finalists...
• Steve Garvey • Tommy John • Don Mattingly • Marvin Miller • Jack Morris • Dale Murphy • Dave Parker • Ted Simmons • Luis Tiant • Alan Trammell
Of these 10 Tommy John gets in for his almost 300 wins. Morris should get in for his arm in the World Series. Miller should get in for ruining baseball, lol.
Garvey, Murphy, Parker are all on the cusp but won't make it.
Mattingly, Simmons, Tiant and Trammell were all good players but will never get in.
Looking at the numbers closely. My 4 are Mattingly, Parker, Morris, and John. But my guess is one of those will be replaced with Miller.
And I know people will say. So and so has more hits or home runs than Mattingly. But so and so played at least 5 or more years. And the numbers are still close even with that advantage.
Mattingly had 6 good years... I'd have Garvey or Murphy in before him.
• Steve Garvey • Tommy John • Don Mattingly • Marvin Miller • Jack Morris • Dale Murphy • Dave Parker • Ted Simmons • Luis Tiant • Alan Trammell
Of these 10 Tommy John gets in for his almost 300 wins. Morris should get in for his arm in the World Series. Miller should get in for ruining baseball, lol.
Garvey, Murphy, Parker are all on the cusp but won't make it.
Mattingly, Simmons, Tiant and Trammell were all good players but will never get in.
Looking at the numbers closely. My 4 are Mattingly, Parker, Morris, and John. But my guess is one of those will be replaced with Miller.
And I know people will say. So and so has more hits or home runs than Mattingly. But so and so played at least 5 or more years. And the numbers are still close even with that advantage.
Mattingly had 6 good years... I'd have Garvey or Murphy in before him.
• Steve Garvey • Tommy John • Don Mattingly • Marvin Miller • Jack Morris • Dale Murphy • Dave Parker • Ted Simmons • Luis Tiant • Alan Trammell
Of these 10 Tommy John gets in for his almost 300 wins. Morris should get in for his arm in the World Series. Miller should get in for ruining baseball, lol.
Garvey, Murphy, Parker are all on the cusp but won't make it.
Mattingly, Simmons, Tiant and Trammell were all good players but will never get in.
Looking at the numbers closely. My 4 are Mattingly, Parker, Morris, and John. But my guess is one of those will be replaced with Miller.
And I know people will say. So and so has more hits or home runs than Mattingly. But so and so played at least 5 or more years. And the numbers are still close even with that advantage.
Mattingly had 6 good years... I'd have Garvey or Murphy in before him.
He retired at 34. He would've had good numbers
Would have doesn't equal the hall...
I loved when he played but his numbers aren't good enough. Hell I don't think Jim Rice should be in.
• Steve Garvey • Tommy John • Don Mattingly • Marvin Miller • Jack Morris • Dale Murphy • Dave Parker • Ted Simmons • Luis Tiant • Alan Trammell
Of these 10 Tommy John gets in for his almost 300 wins. Morris should get in for his arm in the World Series. Miller should get in for ruining baseball, lol.
Garvey, Murphy, Parker are all on the cusp but won't make it.
Mattingly, Simmons, Tiant and Trammell were all good players but will never get in.
Looking at the numbers closely. My 4 are Mattingly, Parker, Morris, and John. But my guess is one of those will be replaced with Miller.
And I know people will say. So and so has more hits or home runs than Mattingly. But so and so played at least 5 or more years. And the numbers are still close even with that advantage.
Mattingly had 6 good years... I'd have Garvey or Murphy in before him.
He retired at 34. He would've had good numbers
Would have doesn't equal the hall...
I loved when he played but his numbers aren't good enough. Hell I don't think Jim Rice should be in.
Koufax retired early and he's in. Just saying the numbers on most of the guys aren't that great. And he played less years and has similar numbers. If you want to go by WAR. He's probably 4th or 5th of the players he's up against in this ballot. His OPS vs the batters is better than most on this ballot. And he has 2 baseball related nicknames (Hitman and Donnie Baseball). That should count as half a vote
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• Steve Garvey • Tommy John • Don Mattingly • Marvin Miller • Jack Morris • Dale Murphy • Dave Parker • Ted Simmons • Luis Tiant • Alan Trammell
Of these 10 Tommy John gets in for his almost 300 wins. Morris should get in for his arm in the World Series. Miller should get in for ruining baseball, lol.
Garvey, Murphy, Parker are all on the cusp but won't make it.
Mattingly, Simmons, Tiant and Trammell were all good players but will never get in.
uh.....Bonds???
what you posted could work for the Hall of Good.
fuck bonds and his bulbous head.
best ballplayer of your generation!
*Any* generation.
Such a wise man!
half the time, tho, I can’t remember if we’re friends or foes
juggler? easy.....foe.
If I had known then what I know now...
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Missoula 12
Portland 13, Spokane 13
St. Paul 14, Denver 14
• Steve Garvey • Tommy John • Don Mattingly • Marvin Miller • Jack Morris • Dale Murphy • Dave Parker • Ted Simmons • Luis Tiant • Alan Trammell
Of these 10 Tommy John gets in for his almost 300 wins. Morris should get in for his arm in the World Series. Miller should get in for ruining baseball, lol.
Garvey, Murphy, Parker are all on the cusp but won't make it.
Mattingly, Simmons, Tiant and Trammell were all good players but will never get in.
uh.....Bonds???
what you posted could work for the Hall of Good.
fuck bonds and his bulbous head.
best ballplayer of your generation!
*Any* generation.
Such a wise man!
half the time, tho, I can’t remember if we’re friends or foes
Wow so Blackmon and Arenado both got dissed. Anti-Colorado boas. I don’t see how Votto is a finalist. The Reds were fucking terrible. You should not be an MVP finalist on a last place team. I’m not saying you have to make the playoffs, but dead last?
Last place teams and Colorado Rockies players should never be finalists...
RIP Halladay.
Bias against Colorado is like saying players on teams south of the 44th parallel shouldnt be finalists bc they Play in warmer weather all year, which helps the ball travel.
Player 2 Played every game (best of 3) 106 runs 179 hits (best of 3) 36 HR 100 RBI 134 bb (best of 3) .320 average (best of 3) .578 slugging 1.032 OPS (best of 3) 83 strikeouts (best of 3) gold glove finalist
Player 3 123 runs (best of 3) 168 hits 59 HR (best of 3) 132 RBI (best of 3) 85 bb .281 average .631 slugging (best of 3) 1.007 OPS 163 strkeouts gold glove finalist
I give it to Player 1 personally - even though he didn't have a single hitting category that he was the best of this group at. Just so happens Player 1 won the Gold Glove at his position & lead his team to the postseason.
BUT...the other two guys played on shit, losing clubs. Neither had any pitching. Hell, the Reds had Gold Glove finalists all over and hit very well. Worst pitchers in baseball. I don't get penalizing Votto for that.
Joey Votto: 1st in NL OPS 1st in NL in BB (not even close) Far and away NL On Base % leader @ .454 4th in NL Batting Average 6th in NL slugging % tied for 6th in NL HR 6th in NL runs 7th in NL hits tied for 10th in NL RBI played every game only struck out 83 times gold glove finalist Did all of this on a team where most chumps would mail it in 3/4 of the way through the year Gave a teammate a donkey for making the ASG.
Pretty great year.
Andre Dawson won one year when the ShClubs were in last place. It won't happen again, but I don't think there was a better candidate.
Goldy should win - I think the other 2 guys get a tip of the cap for having great seasons but I do agree the winner is on a winning team if he is in the ballpark, statistically, with the top players in the league. Last place or 3rd place -- losing is losing.
• Steve Garvey • Tommy John • Don Mattingly • Marvin Miller • Jack Morris • Dale Murphy • Dave Parker • Ted Simmons • Luis Tiant • Alan Trammell
Of these 10 Tommy John gets in for his almost 300 wins. Morris should get in for his arm in the World Series. Miller should get in for ruining baseball, lol.
Garvey, Murphy, Parker are all on the cusp but won't make it.
Mattingly, Simmons, Tiant and Trammell were all good players but will never get in.
Looking at the numbers closely. My 4 are Mattingly, Parker, Morris, and John. But my guess is one of those will be replaced with Miller.
And I know people will say. So and so has more hits or home runs than Mattingly. But so and so played at least 5 or more years. And the numbers are still close even with that advantage.
Mattingly had 6 good years... I'd have Garvey or Murphy in before him.
He retired at 34. He would've had good numbers
Would have doesn't equal the hall...
I loved when he played but his numbers aren't good enough. Hell I don't think Jim Rice should be in.
Koufax retired early and he's in. Just saying the numbers on most of the guys aren't that great. And he played less years and has similar numbers. If you want to go by WAR. He's probably 4th or 5th of the players he's up against in this ballot. His OPS vs the batters is better than most on this ballot. And he has 2 baseball related nicknames (Hitman and Donnie Baseball). That should count as half a vote
Jack Morris, Dale Murphy and Marvin Miller should get in from that list. the rest are border line or below.
• Steve Garvey • Tommy John • Don Mattingly • Marvin Miller • Jack Morris • Dale Murphy • Dave Parker • Ted Simmons • Luis Tiant • Alan Trammell
Of these 10 Tommy John gets in for his almost 300 wins. Morris should get in for his arm in the World Series. Miller should get in for ruining baseball, lol.
Garvey, Murphy, Parker are all on the cusp but won't make it.
Mattingly, Simmons, Tiant and Trammell were all good players but will never get in.
Looking at the numbers closely. My 4 are Mattingly, Parker, Morris, and John. But my guess is one of those will be replaced with Miller.
And I know people will say. So and so has more hits or home runs than Mattingly. But so and so played at least 5 or more years. And the numbers are still close even with that advantage.
Mattingly had 6 good years... I'd have Garvey or Murphy in before him.
He retired at 34. He would've had good numbers
Would have doesn't equal the hall...
I loved when he played but his numbers aren't good enough. Hell I don't think Jim Rice should be in.
Koufax retired early and he's in. Just saying the numbers on most of the guys aren't that great. And he played less years and has similar numbers. If you want to go by WAR. He's probably 4th or 5th of the players he's up against in this ballot. His OPS vs the batters is better than most on this ballot. And he has 2 baseball related nicknames (Hitman and Donnie Baseball). That should count as half a vote
Jack Morris, Dale Murphy and Marvin Miller should get in from that list. the rest are border line or below.
Interesting fact about Roy Halladay. In 2000 he had an ERA of 10.64 in 67.2 innings pitched. The ERA of 10.64 is the worst single season ERA in MLB history with at least 50 innings or more pitched.
Interesting fact about Roy Halladay. In 2000 he had an ERA of 10.64 in 67.2 innings pitched. The ERA of 10.64 is the worst single season ERA in MLB history with at least 50 innings or more pitched.
Yeah, he actually went all the way down to Single A, and worked his way back to be a HOF. Pretty amazing, really.
Interesting fact about Roy Halladay. In 2000 he had an ERA of 10.64 in 67.2 innings pitched. The ERA of 10.64 is the worst single season ERA in MLB history with at least 50 innings or more pitched.
Yeah, he actually went all the way down to Single A, and worked his way back to be a HOF. Pretty amazing, really.
That's good shit. I'm racking my brain trying to think of another player that came up, sucked for awhile, and then went back down to A ball to come back and dominate that way.
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My 4 are Mattingly, Parker, Morris, and John. But my guess is one of those will be replaced with Miller.
And I know people will say. So and so has more hits or home runs than Mattingly. But so and so played at least 5 or more years. And the numbers are still close even with that advantage.
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RNDM- 3/9/16- Philly, PA
10/31/09- Philly
5/21/10- NYC
9/2/12- Philly, PA
7/19/13- Wrigley
10/19/13- Brooklyn, NY
10/21/13- Philly, PA
10/22/13- Philly, PA
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4/29/16- Philly, PA
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RNDM- 3/9/16- Philly, PA
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RIP Halladay.
I loved when he played but his numbers aren't good enough. Hell I don't think Jim Rice should be in.
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Such a wise man!
half the time, tho, I can’t remember if we’re friends or foes
juggler? easy.....foe.
Vegas 93, Vegas 98, Vegas 00 (10 year show), Vegas 03, Vegas 06
VIC 07
EV LA1 08
Seattle1 09, Seattle2 09, Salt Lake 09, LA4 09
Columbus 10
EV LA 11
Vancouver 11
Missoula 12
Portland 13, Spokane 13
St. Paul 14, Denver 14
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VIC 07
EV LA1 08
Seattle1 09, Seattle2 09, Salt Lake 09, LA4 09
Columbus 10
EV LA 11
Vancouver 11
Missoula 12
Portland 13, Spokane 13
St. Paul 14, Denver 14
Odd to see Jason Heyward win a gold glove -- he sat almost 40 games this season. That works if you are a catcher -- but a fielder?
I don't expect them to vote for Votto to be the NL MVP but you cannot look past those numbers.
Player 1
117 runs
166 hits
36 HR
120 RBI
94 bb
.297 average
.563 slugging
.966 OPS
147 strikeouts
Gold Glove winner
Player 2
Played every game (best of 3)
106 runs
179 hits (best of 3)
36 HR
100 RBI
134 bb (best of 3)
.320 average (best of 3)
.578 slugging
1.032 OPS (best of 3)
83 strikeouts (best of 3)
gold glove finalist
Player 3
123 runs (best of 3)
168 hits
59 HR (best of 3)
132 RBI (best of 3)
85 bb
.281 average
.631 slugging (best of 3)
1.007 OPS
163 strkeouts
gold glove finalist
I give it to Player 1 personally - even though he didn't have a single hitting category that he was the best of this group at.
Just so happens Player 1 won the Gold Glove at his position & lead his team to the postseason.
BUT...the other two guys played on shit, losing clubs.
Neither had any pitching.
Hell, the Reds had Gold Glove finalists all over and hit very well. Worst pitchers in baseball. I don't get penalizing Votto for that.
Joey Votto:
1st in NL OPS
1st in NL in BB (not even close)
Far and away NL On Base % leader @ .454
4th in NL Batting Average
6th in NL slugging %
tied for 6th in NL HR
6th in NL runs
7th in NL hits
tied for 10th in NL RBI
played every game
only struck out 83 times
gold glove finalist
Did all of this on a team where most chumps would mail it in 3/4 of the way through the year
Gave a teammate a donkey for making the ASG.
Pretty great year.
Andre Dawson won one year when the ShClubs were in last place. It won't happen again, but I don't think there was a better candidate.
Goldy should win - I think the other 2 guys get a tip of the cap for having great seasons but I do agree the winner is on a winning team if he is in the ballpark, statistically, with the top players in the league. Last place or 3rd place -- losing is losing.
In 2000 he had an ERA of 10.64 in 67.2 innings pitched.
The ERA of 10.64 is the worst single season ERA in MLB history with at least 50 innings or more pitched.
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