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BaseballMan · 03-29-2002, 06:36 PM

[quote]Originally posted by Lance010:
<strong>I make my standards rediculously high.

This way I can just induct the players in who I feel are worthy of the Hall of Fame. I usually don't induct more than 3 per year.</strong><hr></blockquote>

I sort of do the same thing excep i also do a five year waiting period.
Also im trying to work out a system awarding players points for however many runs he scored or hr hit over a career, subtracting for wals given up & errors. Extra points for all-star appearances, post season mvps and cy youngs etc.
Of course i would seperate pitchers and hitters and i dont think i should use the same scale for points for all eras.
At least this way i wont have a Dave Kingman or Jose Canesco in my hall. Cause your gonna have to more than 3,000 hits or 500 homeruns. In my opinion one category does not make a hall of famer.

03-29-2002, 06:36 PM	#14
BaseballMan Hall Of Famer Join Date: Jan 2002 Posts: 6,524	[quote]Originally posted by Lance010: <strong>I make my standards rediculously high. This way I can just induct the players in who I feel are worthy of the Hall of Fame. I usually don't induct more than 3 per year.</strong><hr></blockquote> I sort of do the same thing excep i also do a five year waiting period. Also im trying to work out a system awarding players points for however many runs he scored or hr hit over a career, subtracting for wals given up & errors. Extra points for all-star appearances, post season mvps and cy youngs etc. Of course i would seperate pitchers and hitters and i dont think i should use the same scale for points for all eras. At least this way i wont have a Dave Kingman or Jose Canesco in my hall. Cause your gonna have to more than 3,000 hits or 500 homeruns. In my opinion one category does not make a hall of famer.