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National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum: Hall of Fame Vote Totals
National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum: Hall of Fame Vote Totals
The National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum The Hall of Famers The Museum Support The Hall Plan Your Visit Events Sights and Sounds Education News Shop Subscribe Member Login Hall of Famer Home Hall of Famer Search BBWAA Rules for Election Veterans Committee Rules for Election Voting Results ...
From Agee to Zisk - the “No Votes” of the Baseball Hall of Fame
From Agee to Zisk - the “No Votes” of the Baseball Hall of Fame
homerderby.com — Dan Plesac, Greg Vaughn and Ron Gant joined an unenviable group yesterday - players who got NO VOTES in their bid for the Hall of Fame. (more) From Agee to Zisk - the “No Votes” of the Baseball Hall ...
Site Update: Hall of Fame Voting Details
Site Update: Hall of Fame Voting Details
bizofbaseball.com — Each year, debates rage as to who should or should not be on the Hall of Fame ballot, and who is deserving of inclusion. It also outlines the votes themselves, the Baseball Writers Association of America (BBWAA), and trends in the voting process (i.e. will players in the "steroid era" ... (more) Site Update: Hall of Fame Voting Details
Rickey Henderson, Jim Rice voted into Baseball Hall of Fame
sports.espn.go.com — NEW YORK -- Rickey Henderson dashed into the Hall of Fame on his first try. Jim Rice made it with a final swing. It's hard to imagine their induction speeches will have much in common, either. "I'm going to leave all the stories to Rickey," Rice said, ... (more) Rickey Henderson, Jim Rice voted into Baseball Hall of Fame
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BASEBALL: Rickey and Rice
Baseball Crank — ... Tommy John now drops off the ballot after 15 years, and all the first-time candidates properly drop off for lack of the 5% minimum other than Henderson (David Cone was a HoF quality pitcher in a number of seasons, and Mo Vaughn in his prime was a comparable hitter to Rice, but neither had the kind of durability needed to make a serious Hall case for players of their quality). Vote totals here, 2003-08 sources here; the Hall has a drop-down menu of all past votes here. UPDATE: One final thought about Rice: the one thing I really ...

From Agee to Zisk - the “No Votes” of the Baseball Hall of Fame
Home Run Derby — ... The Baseball Hall of Fame has been tracking voters who didn’t receive a vote for the past 32 ballots.   During that time, there were ...

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