03-12-2018, 01:38 PM
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Hall Of Famer
Join Date: Apr 2009
Location: Toronto, ON
Posts: 6,123
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Originally Posted by David Watts
Ugh!!!! Ugh! Ugh!
The Hall of Fame votes are in and I'm sad to report no one got inducted.
Yasiel Puig received 74.5%, 5.5 shy of the required 80%. The career .305 hitter, with 298 home runs, 414 doubles, 142 triples and a career .388OBP is getting in, even if I have to do it myself. He will make it though Puig JAWS 50.8, Black Ink 33, Gray Ink 137, HOF Standards 54
HOF Monitor 129
Hanley Ramirez received 20.8% in his first year on the ballot. Ramirez remains the career leader in doubles with 482. At the age of 23/24 Hanley looked like a sure bet for the Hall, but he then became human again. Still had a nice career though. 1947 Rookie of the Year, 1948 League MVP. 3 Silver Slugger awards. JAWS 43.5, Black Ink 17, Gray Ink 99, HOF Standards 37, HOF Monitor 86
Players dropped from the ballot. Jim Rice 3.5%. Wade Davis 2.0
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I'm one of those sabermetric assholes who would've kept Jim Rice out of the HoF IRL had it been up to me. Is it wrong of me to be happy to see him dropped from the ballot? God, what a prick I am!
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