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Johnny Canuck · 04-25-2009, 03:01 PM

Even though I'm not perfect (

), I'll give it a shot. I'd say Sewell would be elected - he was the premier reliever on the best team of the era, and was certainly recognized during his time (9 AS appearances). Conversely, I don't think Broxton gets in - his numbers are worse than Sewell, & probably Sewell gets in as the 'token' reliever of the era.

Hodapp probably misses out, while Waner is a real tough choice - I could see him being voted in by the VC decades later.

04-25-2009, 03:01 PM	#290
Johnny Canuck Minors (Single A) Join Date: May 2006 Location: Brampton, Ontario Posts: 93	Even though I'm not perfect ( ), I'll give it a shot. I'd say Sewell would be elected - he was the premier reliever on the best team of the era, and was certainly recognized during his time (9 AS appearances). Conversely, I don't think Broxton gets in - his numbers are worse than Sewell, & probably Sewell gets in as the 'token' reliever of the era. Hodapp probably misses out, while Waner is a real tough choice - I could see him being voted in by the VC decades later.