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Who do you have on your 2024 baseball HOF ballot?

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I think Adrian Beltré gets in on the first ballot. It's very hard to turn back a guy with 3000 hits. If he'd played in better media markets for better teams it wouldn't be a question. Joe Mauer seems like a guy who gets in after a year or two.
Three holdovers are inching up. Billy Wagner, Todd Helton and Andruw Jones. I'd put Wagner in.
https://www.mlb.com/news/2024-hall-of-fame-ballot-released
 
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I think Adrian Beltré gets in on the first ballot. It's very hard to turn back a guy with 3000 hits. If he'd played in better media markets for better teams it wouldn't be a question. Joe Mauer seems like a guy who gets in after a year or two.
Three holdovers are inching up. Billy Wagner, Todd Helton and Andruw Jones. I'd put Wagner in.
https://www.mlb.com/news/2024-hall-of-fame-ballot-released
He should be in for this alone
 
Old voters who never vote anyone in on the first ballot need to die off. Players should get one chance at it and if some years no one gets in so be it. They didn't get any better in retirement. Explain to me how someone is deserving after the fifth try but not the fourth
 
Old voters who never vote anyone in on the first ballot need to die off. Players should get one chance at it and if some years no one gets in so be it. They didn't get any better in retirement. Explain to me how someone is deserving after the fifth try but not the fourth
Because what if you retired at the same time as a bunch of other awesome players?
 
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Old voters who never vote anyone in on the first ballot need to die off. Players should get one chance at it and if some years no one gets in so be it. They didn't get any better in retirement. Explain to me how someone is deserving after the fifth try but not the fourth
Yes!

And no more Veterans’ Committee or whatever they call it.
 
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He was a fantastic player. HoF? Not sure about that.

But they let so many in these days.
Coors Field bias. There is no doubt he was a fine player, but if some nerd wants to find his home/away splits for us, great, but I'm pretty sure Coors aided his numbers.
 
Shoeless Joe Jackson has never been seriously considered….as he was never really “proven” guilty…. He knew of what was going on, true…. He just kept it to himself. Nothing in his world series resume indicates he was a participant.,
 
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Coors Field bias. There is no doubt he was a fine player, but if some nerd wants to find his home/away splits for us, great, but I'm pretty sure Coors aided his numbers.

Hall of Fame Statistics​


Black Ink
Batting - 16 (183rd), Average HOFer ≈ 27
Gray Ink
Batting - 143 (133rd), Average HOFer ≈ 144
Hall of Fame Monitor
Batting - 175 (62nd), Likely HOFer ≈ 100
Hall of Fame Standards
Batting - 59 (37th), Average HOFer ≈ 50
JAWS
First Base (15th):
61.8 career WAR | 46.6 7yr-peak WAR | 54.2 JAWS | 4.5 WAR/162
Average HOF 1B (out of 24):
65.0 career WAR | 41.8 7yr-peak WAR | 53.4 JAWS | 4.8 WAR/162

Similarity Scores​


Similar Batters
  1. Jeff Bagwell (859.7) *
  2. Edgar Martínez (847.0) *
  3. Luis Gonzalez (836.1)
  4. Vladimir Guerrero (835.8) *
  5. Orlando Cepeda (829.0) *
  6. Andrés Galarraga (828.5)
  7. Joey Votto (826.9)
  8. Larry Walker (819.1) *
  9. Jim Rice (813.5) *
  10. Fred McGriff (805.9) *
* - Signifies Hall of Famer
 

Hall of Fame Statistics​


Black Ink
Batting - 16 (183rd), Average HOFer ≈ 27
Gray Ink
Batting - 143 (133rd), Average HOFer ≈ 144
Hall of Fame Monitor
Batting - 175 (62nd), Likely HOFer ≈ 100
Hall of Fame Standards
Batting - 59 (37th), Average HOFer ≈ 50
JAWS
First Base (15th):
61.8 career WAR | 46.6 7yr-peak WAR | 54.2 JAWS | 4.5 WAR/162
Average HOF 1B (out of 24):
65.0 career WAR | 41.8 7yr-peak WAR | 53.4 JAWS | 4.8 WAR/162

Similarity Scores​


Similar Batters
  1. Jeff Bagwell (859.7) *
  2. Edgar Martínez (847.0) *
  3. Luis Gonzalez (836.1)
  4. Vladimir Guerrero (835.8) *
  5. Orlando Cepeda (829.0) *
  6. Andrés Galarraga (828.5)
  7. Joey Votto (826.9)
  8. Larry Walker (819.1) *
  9. Jim Rice (813.5) *
  10. Fred McGriff (805.9) *
* - Signifies Hall of Famer
Yeah, dumb that down for me. Maybe some pictures.
In or out? What are you saying?
 
Coors Field bias. There is no doubt he was a fine player, but if some nerd wants to find his home/away splits for us, great, but I'm pretty sure Coors aided his numbers.

Here are Helton's Home and Away career stats

Link = https://www.baseball-reference.com/players/split.fcgi?id=heltoto01&year=Career&t=b

Home or Away​



ISplitGGSPAABRH2B3BHRRBISBCSBBSOBAOBPSLGOPSTBGDPHBPSHSFIBBROEBAbiptOPS+
Home11411084484140388741394321282278592415710514.345.441.6071.048245297292609946.348119
Away1106105246123924527112527191425471314625661.287.386.469.855184089281338638.31280
 
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