HOB2 - HOF ballot is back. Please Vote

Tiger Fan · 10-28-2002, 12:39 AM

There are currently 7 players in the HOB2 Hall of Fame. Here are their career stats:





 Player               From  To    G    AB    R    H   2B  3B  HR  RBI  BB   SO   AVG   SB  

+--------------------+---------+----+-----+----+----+---+---+---+----+----+----+-----++---+

 Ty Cobb              1905-1926 2831 10539 1944 3625 652 186  54 1346 1649  557  .344  894 

 Ed Delahanty         1889-1911 2889 11421 2168 3794 753 251 126 1790 1258  682  .332  709  

 Rogers Hornsby       1915-1935 2672 10753 1667 3560 601 183  89 1478  822  677  .331  180 

 Nap Lajoie           1896-1914 2412  9751 1707 3363 754 196 101 1460  575  621  .345  448 

 Babe Ruth            1914-1935 2835 10828 2142 3267 658 190 713 2310 1131 1113  .302  148  

+--------------------+---------+----+-----+----+----+---+---+---+----+----+----+-----+-----

Pitchers 

 Player               From  To   W   L   WL%   ERA    G   CG SHO  SV   IP     H   ER   BB   SO

+--------------------+---------+---+---+-----+-----+----+---+---+---+------+----+----+----+----+

 Jake Boultes         1907-1927 360 261  .580  3.10  679 574  51   0 5783.3 5607 1989 1849 2594

 Rube Marquard        1908-1926 363 227  .615  2.67  626 563  63   0 5534.7 4562 1641 1351 2797

+--------------------+---------+---+---+-----+-----+----+---+---+---+------+----+----+----+----+

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It is time to open the ballot for the next round of inductees. I got a little behind so to get more players in the Hall
the rules have been relaxed slightly. The rules are as follows: you can now list up to 8 players on your ballot and a player must appear on 60% of the ballots to gain entry to the Hall. Remember you do not have to list 8 players, you can submit a ballot with as little as 1 name on it if you feel only one player is deserving of enshrinement. All players not elected this year will remain on the ballot for future years but the voting rules will be tightened likely back to the max 5 names per ballot and 75% required for election.

Here are the candidates: (NOTE all records are from 1904 on since I was missing 1903 league file)
PITCHERS



FRANK SHELLENBACK - 336-210 lifetime with a 3.50 era

CIN,PHA,CHC       - won 4 straight Markle Awards and made 8 all star teams

                  - 3-1 postseason record with 2 World Series rings

                  - 3rd all time in wins, 2nd in games started

                  - threw a no-hitter in 1921



TED LYONS -307-158 lifetime with a 3.10 era

PIT,STL,  - 5 Markle Awards and made 11 allstar teams

PHI       - 3-2 in World Series play with 1 ring

          - 4th alltime in wins

          - 1930 allstar game MVP: 2-2 in allstar play

          - threw a no-hitter in 1926



CARL HUBBELL - 268-181 lifetime with 3.20 era

NYY,BKN,Det  - 8 time allstar won 2 Markle Awards

             - 3-2 in World Series play with 1 ring

             - 7th all time in wins



STAN COVELESKI - 264-215 lifetime with 3.14 era

WSH,DET,PHI    - 4 time allstar won Markle Award in 1915

               - 1-1 in postseason with 1 World Series ring

               - 10th alltime in wins, 11th in games pitched



FRED TONEY   - 264-208 lifetime with 3.06 era

CHW,CIN      - 4 time all star was 1911 AL rookie of year and won Markle Award in 1925

CLE,PIT      - 2-1 in World Series play but no titles.

             - 10th alltime in wins 8th in strikeouts



JESSE HAINES  - 265-145 with 3.52 era

CHC,BKN       - 8 time all star won two Markle Awards and a rookie of the year

              - went 30-9 in in 1927.  Only pitcher since 1911 to have a 30 win season

              - 2-1 in postseason with 1 World Series ring

              - 9th alltime in wins



PETE DONOHUE  - 266-217 with 3.83 era

BSN,SLB,NYG   - 4 time allstar never played a postseason game

              - very good pitcher on some very bad teams

              - one of only 3 Browns pitchers to win 20 in a season since 1908

              - 8th alltime in wins, 16th in losses, 2nd in career hits allowed



WILLY WILSON  - 258-216 alltime with 2.83 era

WSH,PHI,CIN   - 1907 rookie of the year made 5 allstar teams and won 2 Markle Awards

NYY,NYG       - 2-2 in postseason with no titles

              - 6th alltime in complete games, 3rd lowest opponents batting avg in history

              - threw a no-hitter in 1919

              - holds single season ERA record with a 1.32 in 1910



PETE ALEXANDER - 238-164 lifetime with 2.54 era. pitched just 13 seasons

CIN-STL        - 3 Markle Awards and 6 allstar selections

               - 3-2 in postseason with 2 World Series rings

               - 13th lowest era alltime

               - MVP of 1918 allstar game



MAX FISKE    - 261-201 lifetime with 3.63 era

PHA          - 6 allstar teams, rookie of year in 1914 and Markle winner in 1929

             - won his only start in WS helping A's sweep St Louis in 1928

             -12th alltime in wins and 13th in games started

             - spent entire career with A's and leads team in all career pitching categories



LEW RICHIE  - 241-184 with 3.19 career era

PHI,BSN     - 5 allstar teams, 2 Markle Awards and NL rookie of the year award in 1906

            - 1-2 in postseason with no titles

            - threw a no-hitter in 1910

            

JESSE BARNES  - 276-212 lifetime with 3.49 era

DET           - 8 allstar teams and 2 Markle Awards

              - 2-1 in postseason with 2 World Series rings

              - 6th alltime in wins, 9th in games pitched



FRANK SMITH   - 220-190 with 2.58 era

CHW,SLB,BKn   - 4 allstar teams, 1 Markle Award and 1904 rookie of the year

              - 1-4 in postseason with 1 ring

              

EPPA RIXEY    - 288-192 with 3.08 era

CIN,WSH,PIT   - 9 time allstar never won Markle Award despite 6 20+ win seasons

              - 1-2 in postseason with 1 ring

              - 5th alltime in wins



REB RUSSELL   - 241-162 lifetime with 3.11 era

NYG           - 8 time allstar was NL rookie of year in 1913

              - spent entire career with NYG so never played in postseason

              - 10th alltime with 37 shutouts



RALPH GLAZE   - 221-179 with 2.69 era

BOS,CHC       - 4 time allstar won 1 Markle Award and 1906 AL rookie of year

              - 1-3 with one World Series ring

              - spent entire career with Red Sox except for 2 games with Cubs



CHRISTY MATHEWSON - 213-177 with 3.10 era (282-223 including 1901-1903)

NYG,CHC,PHI       - 5 time allstar won 1902 Markle Award

                  - 0-1 in postseason play with no titles

                  - threw first no-hitter in league history in 1902

                  

JACK FERRY   - 213-155 with 2.85 era

NYY,CLE      - 8 time allstar won rookie award in 1910 and Markle Award in 1921

             - 5-4 in 10 postseason starts, 2 titles. 1915 WS MVP

             -only pitcher with 5 World Series wins, ranks 2nd in postseason innings

             - threw a no-hitter in 1911

             

BILL DOAK    - 258-210 career with 3.11 era

BSN,CHW      - 8 time allstar won 3 Markle Awards with Indians.

CLE,CIN      - 3-0 in 3 World Series starts with 2 titles

             - 2nd alltime with 3396 k's, led his league in era 5 times



WALTER JOHNSON - 200-266 career with 3.78 era

BSN            - never won a major award or made allstar team 

               - 4262 career strikeouts, nearly 1000 more than anyone else

               - set single season record with amazing 425 k's in 1916

               - lost only post season start but his Braves won the series.

               - 4th alltime in losses

               - fanned a record 19 on Sept 25,1915.



JOHNNY ALLEN   - 228-122 with 2.97 era

               - 8 time allstar won 3 Markle Awards and rookie of year in 1932

               - pitched just 12 seasons

               - 3-1 in postseason with 1 WS ring: WS MVP in 1942



WAITE HOYT     - 243-283 with 4.29 era

SLB,CLE        - 3 time allstar was 1-1 in only World Series, his Phillies won it

NYG,PHI        - 1st alltime in career losses, 2nd alltime in games pitched

               - decent pitcher on some bad teams





catchers coming next

Tiger Fan · 10-28-2002, 12:40 AM



CATCHERS



MICKEY COCHRANE  - .321 with 2327 career hits and 135 career homers

STL,NYY,BKN      -  rookie of the year in 1925 made 9 allstar teams

                 - won 10 gold gloves in his 15 year career

                 - hit .444 in his only World Series but Cards lost 4 straight games



BEN PASCHAL  - .305 with 2492 hits and 113 career homers

SLB,NYY      - arguably the greatest offensive catcher in league history

             - decent defensively as well, won 3 Gold Gloves

             - 8 time allstar

             - hit .239 in 12 World Series games.  Won 1 WS ring

             - 31st all time with 1267 career rbi's - first among catchers



RAY SCHALK   - .292 with 2563 hits, 74 HR and 1162 rbi's

PHA,DET      -  3 time allstar

             -  hit .077 in 13 career World Series games but won 2 rings

                 



INFIELDERS



FRANK BAKER   - .324 with 2778 hits and 61 HR

SLB,CIN,PHI   - 12 time allstar won 7 gold gloves at 3B

              - twice led the NL in batting average

              - ranks 15th alltime in hits

              - never played a postseason game



JIM BOTTOMLEY  - .299 with 2951 hits and 347 HR

PHA,NYG,PHI    -  12 time allstar was AL rookie of year in 1922

               - won 3 gold gloves at first base

               - hit .353 in 13 WS games. won 2 WS rings

               - 5th alltime in RBI, 6th in HR and runs.

               - hold NL single season record with 128 walks in 1934



LARRY DOYLE    - .282 with 2447 hits and 182 HR

BKN,PHI        -  9 time allstar at 2B

               -  hit .235 in 27 career World Series games with Brooklyn

               - was named MVP of 1914 series, his only series win, when he hit .409



FRANKIE FRISCH - .312 with 2879 hits and 212 HR in career

BKn,CIN,CHC    -  middle infielder made 9 allstar teams

CHW,PIT,PHI    - all he did was win - 9 World Series appearances with 4 different teams

NYY            - alltime postseason leader in virtually every category

               - 54 career WS games is 9 more than anyone else

               - 13th alltime in regular season hits, 5th in stolen bases at 646

               - won 4 Gold Gloves, 2 at 2B and 2 at SS

               - World Series MVP in 1927



LOU GEHRIG    - .341 with 3751 hits and 593 HR

SLB,CIN       -  16 time all star won 10 MVP awards

CHC,PIT       -  number 1 all time in hits,at bats and runs, 2nd in HR, RBI and slugging %

              -  8 batting titles, 10 times led league in HR

              -  won 4 triple crowns

              -  had greatest offensive season ever in 1934 - .441, 60,184  

              -  holds single season record for batting average, runs, hits, rbi's, and total bases

              -  hit .388 in 19 World Series games.  Won 2 rings and 2 World Series MVP awards

              -  had a record 15 rbi's in 1940 World Series

              -  6 time gold glove winner at first base 

              -  2 time allstar game MVP



CHARLIE GEHRINGER - .311 with 2415 hits and 114 HR

SLB,PIT,CLE       - 5 time allstar also won 3 gold glove awards at 2B

BKN,PHA           - hit .290 in 16 World Series games, won 1 WS ring



JOE HAUSER  -.296 with 2764 hits, 284 HR and 1539 rbi

BSN,CLE,    - teamed with Babe Ruth and Bob Meusel for Indians Murderers Row of late 20's

NYG         - 6 time allstar won 2 Gold Gloves at first base

            - Led NL in Homers in 1926, 9th alltime in career Home runs.

            - 12th alltime in career rbi's, 13th in walks, 14th in At bats and runs scored

            - hit .233 in 11 World Series games.  Won 1 WS ring

                  



ANDY HIGH     -  .327 with 2418 hits and 131 HR

NYY,CHW       -  10 time allstar won 1 gold glove

              -  6th all time in career on base percentage

              -  hit .284 in 24 World Series games for the Yankees.  Won 2 rings



DOC JOHNSTON  - .295 with 2674 hits and 46 hr

CHW,WSH       - 8 time allstar won 3 Gold Gloves at first base

              - hit .294 in 17 World Series games, won 2 WS rings

              - MVP of 1917 allstar game



JOHN KELLEHER - .294 with 2682 hits, 157 HR and 1400 RBI

BOS,WSH,PIT   - greatest defensive 3B in league history - won 13 gold gloves

              - 5 time allstar led AL in batting in 1924

              - hit just .179 in 23 World Series games. won 2 WS rings



TONY LAZZERI  - hit .293 with 2070 hits and 215 HR

BOS,PIT       - 11 time allstar won 4 Gold Gloves at SS

              - batted .369 in 18 World Series games. Won 2 WS rings

              - played just 14 seasons but is 10th alltime in career walks.



RUBE OLDRING  - .273 with 2679 hits, 212 homers and 1418 rbi

NYY,WSH,CHC   - major league home run king until Ruth came along. Led league in HR 8 times

              - 6 time allstar was AL MVP in 1915

              - won 4 gold gloves at SS

              - hit .262 in 16 World Series games, won 2 WS rings

              - MVP of 1921 World Series, hit .381 in 5 games



RIGGS STEPHENSON - hit .306 with 2560 hits and 71 HR

CIN              - 1921 rookie of the year made 5 allstar teams

                 - is 7th alltime with 591 doubles.  ranks 26th all time in hits

                 - batted .500 in his only World Series, helping the Reds to a 5 game win



PIE TRAYNOR    - .303 with 3199 hits and 162 HR

BOS,SLB,PHA    - SS made 7 allstar teams

WSH,BOS,STL    - ranks 1st all time in games played with 2910, 7th in hits

NYG            - batted .500 in only World Series.  his A's won





OUTFIELDERS



EARL AVERILL   - .309 with 2588 hits and 229 HR

DET,CHW        - 10 time allstar won 2 National League MVP awards

NYY,STL        - won 2/3 of triple crown in 1942 leading NL in HR and RBI 

               - hit .252 in 30 career World Series games, won 2 WS rings

               - 2 time allstar game MVP



GEORGE BURNS   - .335 with 2984 hits and 14 HR

CHC,BKN,NYG    - 4 time NL batting champ made 2 allstar teams

               - hit .410 in 1921, third best average alltime

               - 1 of only five men to hit .400 in a season.

               - 7th alltime in batting avg, 9th in hits

               - 4th alltime in WS games with 38

               - hit .272 in 158 postseason at bats. Won 2 WS rings

               - won 4 gold gloves



GOOSE GOSLIN   - .310 with 2753 hits and 207 HR

PHA,CLE,BKN    - 1932 rookie of the year made 5 allstar teams

NYY            -  hit .393 in 15 WS games.  Was MVP of 1926 series

               - co-record holder for hits in a single World Series with 16

               - won 10 gold gloves



HEINIE MANUSH  - .340 with 2963 hits and 105 HR

CHC,PHI,WSH    - hit .374 to win 1923 NL rookie of year

STL            - 6 time allstar won 3 batting crowns

               - hit .406 in 1929

               - 5th alltime in average, 11th in hits, 8th in doubles

               - won 1 Gold glove

               - never played a postseason game



BOB MEUSEL  - .320 with 2774 hits, 247 HR and 1633 rbi

SLB,WSH,CLE - 1920 AL rookie of year made 9 allstar teams

            - only player beside Babe Ruth to win an AL MVP in the 1920's

            - Meusel was 1925 MVP

            - 6th alltime in doubles and RBI's, 7th in slugging percentage

            - 16th alltime in hits and 13th in HR

            - hit .248 in 27 World Series games, won 3 WS rings

            - MVP of 1927 allstar game



HORACE MILAN  - .289 with 2448 hits and 129 homers

NYG           - 4 time allstar won 12 gold gloves

              - best defensive outfielder in league history

              - 2nd alltime with 235 career triples.

              - never played a postseason game



TOM MILLER    - .318 with 2975 hits and 214 HR

NYY,CHC       - 2 time allstar was 1925 American League MVP

PHA,WSH       - 9th all time in games, 10th in hits

              - led AL in hitting in 1935

              - hit .342 in 40 World Series games.  won 6 WS rings

              - named MVP of 1938 World Series



EDDIE MURPHY   - .307 with 2874 hits and 255 HR

CHC,CIN        - 6 time all star

               - Led NL in homers twice

               - hit .341 in 10 World Series games.  Won 2 WS rings



AL SIMMONS     - .304 with 3026 hits and 446 HR 

PIT,NYG,NYY    - 15 time allstar in his 18 year career.  NL MVP in 1931

               - 4th alltime in HR, RBI, slugging pct and total bases

               - led NL in Homers 3 times

               - hit .259 in 21 career WS games.  won 1 ring

               - won 3 Gold Gloves



TRIS SPEAKER   - .308 with 2413 hits and 49 HR

BKN,CLE,DET    - 1916 AL MVP made 5 allstar teams

CHW,STL        - ranks 14th all time in career doubles and walks

               - 1919 World Series MVP hit .615 in the 4 game series

               - batted .371 in 22 career postseason games. Won 3 WS rings

               - His 26 postseason hits are tied for 12th alltime

               - 7 time gold glove winning outfielder.



HACK WILSON    - .297 with 2422 hits and 395 HR

BOS,CHW,SLB    - 10 time allstar, was rookie of year in 1925

STL,PHA        - 3 time MVP led his league in homers 4 times

               - ranks 5th alltime in homers and slugging percentage, 11th in RBI's

               - never played a postseason game.

               - MVP of 1928 allstar game

               - only player besides Ruth and Gehrig to hit 50 homers in a season

               - shares record with Ruth for most 3 Homer games - they each did it 3 times

Voting is now open. Thanks for your help.

JWay · 10-28-2002, 01:17 AM

PETE ALEXANDER , HACK WILSON , LOU GEHRIG , WALTER JOHNSON( i like K's), EPPA RIXEY , TRIS SPEAKER , GOOSE GOSLIN , ANDY HIGH

AngelinOF · 10-28-2002, 01:56 AM

Frank Shellenback
Ted Lyons
Lou Gehrig
George Burns
Heinie Manush
Al Simmons
George Burns
Pie Traynor

toanstrom · 10-28-2002, 05:51 AM

Lou Gehrig
Al Simmons
Frank Baker
Mickey Cochrane
Schellenback
Ted Lyons
Pie Traynor
Hack Wilson

bbo4 · 10-28-2002, 07:59 AM

Ted Lyons
Frank Shellenback
Mickey Cochrane
Lou Gehrig
Pie Traynor
Al Simmons
Tom Miller (25 hits shy of 3000 - 6 WS rings)

MJohnson · 10-28-2002, 09:52 AM

Shellenback
Ted Lyons
Carl Hubbell
Pie Traynor
Mickey Cochrane
Lou Gehrig
Frankie Frisch
Al Simmons

spleen1015 · 10-28-2002, 10:41 AM

Frank Shellenback
Ted Lyons
Mickey Cochrane
Jim Bottomley
Frankie Frisch
Lou Gehrig
Pie Traynor
All Simmons

Rasmuth · 10-28-2002, 11:44 AM

Shellenback
Lyons
J.Ferry
Haines
Gehrig
Traynor
Burns
Simmons

LivnLegend · 10-28-2002, 11:52 AM

Ted Lyons
Carl Hubbell
Lew Richie
Lou Gehrig
Jim Bottomley
Pie Traynor
Al Simmons
Hack WIlson

khucke · 10-28-2002, 12:00 PM

Simmons
Gehrig
Frisch
Cochrane
Haines
Lyons
Shellenback
Hubell

General Mike · 10-28-2002, 12:00 PM

Ted Lyons
Frank Shellenback
Jesse Haines
Lou Gehrig
Frankie Frisch
George Burns
Heinie Manush
Mickey Cochrane

JimServo · 10-28-2002, 01:08 PM

Lou Gehrig
Pie Traynor
Heinie Manush
Al Simmons
Frank Baker
Frank Shellenback
Ted Lyons
Carl Hubbell

Wheele8 · 10-28-2002, 02:13 PM

Shellenback
Lyons
Gehrig
Traynor
Simmons
Frisch
Gosling
Alexander

blubbla · 10-28-2002, 02:44 PM

Frank Shellenback
Ted Lyons
Lou Gehrig
Frankie Frisch
Pie Traynor
Bob Meusel
Al Simmons
George Burns

kingfc22 · 10-28-2002, 03:39 PM

Frank Shellenback
Ted Lyons
Christy Mattewson
Bill Doak
Johnny Allen
Lou Gehrig
George Burns
Tris Speaker

CoachL · 10-28-2002, 04:49 PM

Shellenback
Lyons
Wilson
Alexander
Traynor
Simmons
Miller
Gehrig

Braveheart · 10-28-2002, 05:25 PM

Ted Lyons
Frank Shellenback
Mickey Cochrane
Lou Gehrig
Frankie Frisch
Al Simmons
Tom Miller
Hack Wilson

slackmeisterPA · 10-28-2002, 05:54 PM

Frank Shellenback
Lou Gehrig
George Burns
Heinie Manush
Andy High
Ted Lyons
Eppa Rixley
Tris Speaker

dan #70 · 10-28-2002, 06:41 PM

Shellenback,
Lyons,
Rixey,
Cochrane,
Paschal,
Bottomley,
Gehrig,
Traynor

10-28-2002, 07:59 AM	#6
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