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DamnYankees · 06-11-2010, 05:45 PM

Professional Baseball Replay League
1979 Hall of Fame Ballot
League Home - Hall of Fame - League History

Eligibility Requirements: Players must have spent a minimum of 10 seasons in the major leagues. There is also a five year waiting period before any retired player can be placed on the ballot and a player is only eligible for the 20 years following their retirement. Those who spent their entire careers in the NNL will be eligible for five years once they are included on this ballot.

Players who spent most or all of their career in the PBRL Negro Leagues are being considered for induction. Please note that the Park Adjusted OPS+ numbers are for a player's PBRL stats only. The following is a link to the NNL Leaderboards as well as statistics and notes on all players with significant NNL experience currently being considered for induction: LINK

Significant NNL stats previously unlisted were added to a handful of players' resumes. Please don't overlook these new resources.

10 vote maximum, anyone can vote. Go to it!

Batters
Name - Park Adjusted OPS+ - Notable Accomplishments

New: C John Kruger (1957-1971) - 117 – 1957 Rookie of the Year, 6 time All Star, 6 Gold Gloves, 2 time World Champion, 1681 hits, 154 HR

SS Algernon Williams (1962-1966) - 134 – Negor Leaguer debuted in the majors at age 31, 4-time All Star,

SS Gideon Clarke (1953-1966) - 131 – 6-time All Star, 1962 hits, 104 triples, 112 home runs, hit .471 in 1961 World Series win

LF Bill Ramsey (1953-1968) - 138 – Including NNL stats, 468 home runs, 1717 hits, 1356 RBI. 4 Gold Gloves, 2-time All Star

NEW: LF Spotswood Poles (1961-1972) - 118 – 2-time All Star, 1 Gold Glove, .314 career average, .350 career postseason hitter in 6 seasons

RF Ray McCrory (1941-1960) - 130 – 6-time All-Star, 2 Gold Gloves, .318 BA, 1200+ runs and RBI

RF Jeffrey Lebowski (1950 -1967) - 132 – 5-time All Star, 1963 Batter of the Year, 1950 Rookie of the Year, 377 HR, 2764 hits

RF Vance Ransom (1955-1970) - 132 – 6-time All Star, 1 Gold Gloves, 1968 Batter of the Year, 479 home runs, 1377 RBI, 1990 hits

NEW: RF Don Hollenbeck (1960-1972) - 119 – 4-time All Star, 1477 hits, 206 doubles, 117 HR, .280 BA

NEW: RF Russ Brigham (1960-1972) - 120 – 3-time All Star, 1 Gold Glove, 1409 hits, 217 HR, 7 years of 20+ HR

Pitchers
Name - Park Adjusted ERA+ - Notable Accomplishments

SP Chet Boyd (1951-1967) - Not in top 150 – 2-time All Star, 245 wins, last pick of the draft in 1951

SP Juan Rodriguez (1954-1968) - 141 – 3-time All Star. 200 wins, 3.02 ERA. 17-0 record in 1957.

SP Hooper Smith (1952-1968) - 124 – With NNL stats, 266 wins, 3022 strikeouts. 1956 Pitcher of the Year, 2-time All Star.

SP Bob Bisby (1954-1969) - 130 – 6-time All Star, 235-192, 2430 K, 3.19 ERA

SP John Homer (1956-1969) - 125 – 5-time All Star, 1956 Rookie of the Year, 232-150, 1675 K

SP Pervis Floyd (1961-1971) - 140 – 2 time All Star, 179-93 record in limited time due to Negro Leagues

SP Robert Howard (1961-1971) - 149 – 1961 Rookie of the Year, 5-time All Star, 172-79 record, 1709 strikeouts

New: SP Norm Bellamy (1957-1972) - 181 (ALL TIME RECORD) – 8 time All Star, 3-time Pitcher of the Year, 279 wins, 4-57 strikeouts,

New: CL Dan Hoy (1956-1972) - 123 – 3-time All Star, 361 career saves, 1,027 G (ALL TIME RECORD)

New: SP Masaichi Kaneda (1958-1972) - 123 – 3-time All Star, 2 Gold Gloves, 1967 Pitcher of the Year, 221 wins, 2673 strikeouts

New: SP Fred Fallon (1960-1973) - 114 – 3-time All Star, 190 wins, 1485 strikeouts

Approaching Eligibility
1980 - Howie Baumann, William Wallace, Freddie Szibjak, Ralph Manning, Jim Lafleur, George Grimm, Phil Polillo, Gordy Farmer
1981 - Jimmy Gilmer, Howard Wolowitz, Damon Rutherford
1982 - Turk Meaney, Sadaharu Oh, Krsto Bekovic, Steve Hunt, James Rossi, Harvey Alden
1983 - Leon Boozer, Apolinar Ortega, Takeshi Hongo, Emerson Rust, David Dunn, Frederick Reed, Cyrus Gault, Tom Kahle
1984 - Manuel Zubizarreta, Billy Washburn, Jim Nagel, Seaborn Joiner, MAywood Belcher, Johnny Lindqvist,Hank Daltrey, Shosei Go, Mel Troy

06-11-2010, 05:45 PM	#1
DamnYankees All Star Starter Join Date: Jun 2004 Posts: 1,644	Professional Baseball Replay League - 1979 Hall of Fame Ballot - Everyone Welcome! Professional Baseball Replay League 1979 Hall of Fame Ballot League Home - Hall of Fame - League History Eligibility Requirements: Players must have spent a minimum of 10 seasons in the major leagues. There is also a five year waiting period before any retired player can be placed on the ballot and a player is only eligible for the 20 years following their retirement. Those who spent their entire careers in the NNL will be eligible for five years once they are included on this ballot. Players who spent most or all of their career in the PBRL Negro Leagues are being considered for induction. Please note that the Park Adjusted OPS+ numbers are for a player's PBRL stats only. The following is a link to the NNL Leaderboards as well as statistics and notes on all players with significant NNL experience currently being considered for induction: LINK Significant NNL stats previously unlisted were added to a handful of players' resumes. Please don't overlook these new resources. 10 vote maximum, anyone can vote. Go to it! Batters Name - Park Adjusted OPS+ - Notable Accomplishments New: C John Kruger (1957-1971) - 117 – 1957 Rookie of the Year, 6 time All Star, 6 Gold Gloves, 2 time World Champion, 1681 hits, 154 HR SS Algernon Williams (1962-1966) - 134 – Negor Leaguer debuted in the majors at age 31, 4-time All Star, SS Gideon Clarke (1953-1966) - 131 – 6-time All Star, 1962 hits, 104 triples, 112 home runs, hit .471 in 1961 World Series win LF Bill Ramsey (1953-1968) - 138 – Including NNL stats, 468 home runs, 1717 hits, 1356 RBI. 4 Gold Gloves, 2-time All Star NEW: LF Spotswood Poles (1961-1972) - 118 – 2-time All Star, 1 Gold Glove, .314 career average, .350 career postseason hitter in 6 seasons RF Ray McCrory (1941-1960) - 130 – 6-time All-Star, 2 Gold Gloves, .318 BA, 1200+ runs and RBI RF Jeffrey Lebowski (1950 -1967) - 132 – 5-time All Star, 1963 Batter of the Year, 1950 Rookie of the Year, 377 HR, 2764 hits RF Vance Ransom (1955-1970) - 132 – 6-time All Star, 1 Gold Gloves, 1968 Batter of the Year, 479 home runs, 1377 RBI, 1990 hits NEW: RF Don Hollenbeck (1960-1972) - 119 – 4-time All Star, 1477 hits, 206 doubles, 117 HR, .280 BA NEW: RF Russ Brigham (1960-1972) - 120 – 3-time All Star, 1 Gold Glove, 1409 hits, 217 HR, 7 years of 20+ HR Pitchers Name - Park Adjusted ERA+ - Notable Accomplishments SP Chet Boyd (1951-1967) - Not in top 150 – 2-time All Star, 245 wins, last pick of the draft in 1951 SP Juan Rodriguez (1954-1968) - 141 – 3-time All Star. 200 wins, 3.02 ERA. 17-0 record in 1957. SP Hooper Smith (1952-1968) - 124 – With NNL stats, 266 wins, 3022 strikeouts. 1956 Pitcher of the Year, 2-time All Star. SP Bob Bisby (1954-1969) - 130 – 6-time All Star, 235-192, 2430 K, 3.19 ERA SP John Homer (1956-1969) - 125 – 5-time All Star, 1956 Rookie of the Year, 232-150, 1675 K SP Pervis Floyd (1961-1971) - 140 – 2 time All Star, 179-93 record in limited time due to Negro Leagues SP Robert Howard (1961-1971) - 149 – 1961 Rookie of the Year, 5-time All Star, 172-79 record, 1709 strikeouts New: SP Norm Bellamy (1957-1972) - 181 (ALL TIME RECORD) – 8 time All Star, 3-time Pitcher of the Year, 279 wins, 4-57 strikeouts, New: CL Dan Hoy (1956-1972) - 123 – 3-time All Star, 361 career saves, 1,027 G (ALL TIME RECORD) New: SP Masaichi Kaneda (1958-1972) - 123 – 3-time All Star, 2 Gold Gloves, 1967 Pitcher of the Year, 221 wins, 2673 strikeouts New: SP Fred Fallon (1960-1973) - 114 – 3-time All Star, 190 wins, 1485 strikeouts Approaching Eligibility 1980 - Howie Baumann, William Wallace, Freddie Szibjak, Ralph Manning, Jim Lafleur, George Grimm, Phil Polillo, Gordy Farmer 1981 - Jimmy Gilmer, Howard Wolowitz, Damon Rutherford 1982 - Turk Meaney, Sadaharu Oh, Krsto Bekovic, Steve Hunt, James Rossi, Harvey Alden 1983 - Leon Boozer, Apolinar Ortega, Takeshi Hongo, Emerson Rust, David Dunn, Frederick Reed, Cyrus Gault, Tom Kahle 1984 - Manuel Zubizarreta, Billy Washburn, Jim Nagel, Seaborn Joiner, MAywood Belcher, Johnny Lindqvist,Hank Daltrey, Shosei Go, Mel Troy Last edited by DamnYankees; 06-12-2010 at 03:47 PM.