HOB - 1982 Hall of Fame Ballot.

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The 1982 Hall of Fame ballot has been released. Here are the eligible candidates.

First Time on Ballot
Jim O'Toole P
Willie Stargell 1B
Frank Robinson OF
Orlando Cepeda 1B
Billy Williams OF
Jerry Adair 2B
Jim Brewer P
Jim Pagliaroni C
Rich Rollins 3B


Those who received votes last year
Each of the following received at least one vote last year but did not get the required 70% to enter the HOB Hall of Fame. Beside their names is the percentage of ballots they appeared on last year.

Bob Gibson 65%
Felix Mantilla 55%
Don Drysdale 50%
Jackie Brandt 40%
Brooks Robinson 35%
Joe Garagiola 15%
Don Cardwell 15%
Mike Cuellar 5%
Juan Pizarro 5%
Claude Raymond 5%

Info on their careers can be found here : http://www.ootpbb.com/board/ubb/ultimatebb.php?ubb=get_topic&f=2&t=000028&p=1


Last Chance
The following did not receive a vote last year and will be removed from future ballots if they do not get any votes this time around.

Tony Kubek
Felipe Alou
Lou Brock

PROFILES OF FIRST TIME ELIGIBLE PLAYERS

Jim O'Toole
Arguably the greatest pitcher in the History of Baseball Replay. O'Toole was the ace of the Big Red Machine dynasty that from 1967-75 won 4 World Series titles, 6 National League Pennants and 8 division titles in 9 years.
O'Toole has more postseason wins than any other pitcher in history. His 6 Welch Awards rank second only to the 10 won by the great Cliff Markle. He led the National League in era 10 times in the 11 year period from 1965-1975, and on 7 occassions his era was below 2.00. Only one other pitcher during that entire 11 year stretch (Baltimore's Jack Fisher in 1967) had an era below 2.00 even once.
As of the end of 1997 (finished it today) O'Toole ranks second all time in career era (behind deadball era pitcher Nick Maddox's 2.28). He is 8th alltime with 294 wins and his 125 losses are the lowest of any pitcher with at least 250 wins. He is 7th all time in strikeouts and 4th in shutouts.

  CAREER STATS :

 

  YEAR    ERA  W  L  S   G CG SHO    IP  ER  BB   K  TEAMS

  1958   3.61 14  9  0  26  8   1 194.2  78  59 136  CIN

  1959   2.48 19  5  0  31 11   3 258.0  71  56 216  CIN

  1960   3.11 13 15  0  31 12   2 248.2  86  65 239  CIN

  1961   2.17 10  9  0  21  7   0 169.2  41  43 167  CIN

  1962   3.56  7  7  0  20  0   0 134.0  53  31 157  CIN

  1963   2.34 10  4  0  23  2   0 158.0  41  46 182  CIN

  1964   3.00 14  8  0  33  4   1 237.1  79  62 255  CIN

  1965   1.88 23  5  0  33  9   5 259.0  54  66 252  CIN,N

  1966   1.85 15  6  0  26  6   2 199.0  41  49 161  CIN,N

  1967   1.93 10  5  0  24  5   3 187.0  40  42 177  CIN

  1968   1.71 13  6  0  28  6   1 211.0  40  42 191  CIN

  1969   1.92 16  7  0  31  6   4 234.0  50  48 260  CIN,N

  1970   1.65 18  5  0  27  8   7 207.2  38  21 211  CIN,N

  1971   2.68 17  8  0  33  5   1 242.0  72  44 289  CIN,N

  1972   2.13 18  7  0  31  1   1 228.1  54  40 236  CIN

  1973   2.03 17  4  0  27  7   4 208.0  47  33 236  CIN,N

  1974   1.81 22  2  0  31  8   5 233.1  47  39 261  CIN,N

  1975   2.20 18  3  0  33  9   5 253.1  62  52 266  CIN,N

  1976   3.42 14  7  0  30  4   2 215.2  82  47 227  CIN

  1977   4.50  6  3  0  13  0   0  66.0  33  25  60  CIN

 

                 HOB   REAL LIFE

  Total ERA   : 2.41    3.57

  Total Wins  : 294       98

  Total Losses: 125       84

  Total Saves : 0          4

  Total SHO   : 47        18

  Total CG    : 118       58

  Total K's   : 4179    1039

  Total BB's  : 910      546

Willie Stargell
National League rookie of the year in 1962 and American League MVP in 1973, Stargell played 16 seasons in the major leagues making the allstar team 7 times. His 525 career homers place him 18th all time as of 1982. He led or co-led his league in homers 3 times.
His only postseason experience came as a rookie with Pittsburgh. He homered in the 1962 series but batted just .160 as his Pirates lost to Baltimore in 7 games.
He was traded to Washington from Pittsburgh in July, 1968 for outfielders Del Unser and Brant Alyea. The Indians swapped catcher Ray Fosse and P Rick Kester to Washington for him in 1970.

  CAREER STATS :

 

  YEAR   AVG HR RBI   G  AB   H 2B 3B   R SB CS  BB   K  OBP  SLG   TEAMS

  1962  .292 42 126 160 634 185 32  3 116  3  2  54 202 .347 .550   PIT

  1963  .285 43 118 160 629 179 28  1 112  8  2  68 201 .354 .537   PIT,N

  1964  .291 40 127 160 581 169 26  2  93  7  3  84 181 .380 .549   PIT,N

  1965  .242 30 100 156 571 138 31  0  75  6  2  79 150 .334 .454   PIT

  1966  .280 31 100 160 585 164 27  2 100  4  2  76 147 .363 .492   PIT

  1967  .240 37  97 156 579 139 22  3 104  7  3  81 165 .333 .480   PIT

  1968  .232 32  92 158 556 129 19  2  87  2  2  84 166 .333 .446   PIT,WS2

  1969  .285 29  94 161 586 167 34  2 108  2  0 106 129 .395 .498   WS2

  1970  .290 28  93 160 597 173 42  2  93  1  2  91 151 .384 .508   WS2,CLE

  1971  .313 34 117 144 533 167 33  0 104  1  0  77 136 .400 .567   CLE,A

  1972  .311 41 105 147 530 165 35  0 109  1  0 100 137 .421 .609   CLE,A

  1973  .289 33 124 155 596 172 36  3 112  2  3  83 157 .376 .525   CLE,A

  1974  .280 32 104 159 599 168 29  2 111  3  1  96 141 .380 .496   CLE,A

  1975  .276 32 121 154 566 156 33  1  97  1  2  80 140 .365 .507   CLE,A

  1976  .268 29  94 158 611 164 28  4  99  4  1  73 183 .346 .470   CLE

  1977  .217 12  57 138 460 100 21  0  54  1  0  54 133 .300 .341   CLE

 

               HOB   REAL LIFE

  Total AB  : 9213    7927

  Total AVG : .275    .282

  Total Hits: 2535    2232

  Total HR  : 525      475

  Total RBI : 1669    1540

  Total Runs: 1574    1195

  Total SB  : 53        17

Frank Robinson
I have talked about Robinson in detail on the old board. He must be the best player nobody wanted. To be as good as he was yet be traded 5 times is amazing.
Robinson was National League rookie of the year in 1956 and won 3 NL MVP Awards with Montreal (1971,1975,1976) but he never played in a postseason game. As of 1982 Robinson ranks 8th all time in career hits, 4th in homers and rbi's, 6th in runs scored and is in the top 15 in both doubles and base on balls.
He was the last man to hit 50 homers in a season (until McGwire will accomplish the feat in 1987). He led his league in homers 3 times.

 CAREER STATS :

 

  YEAR   AVG HR RBI   G  AB   H 2B 3B   R SB CS  BB   K  OBP  SLG   TEAMS

  1956  .279 33 107 145 495 138 20  2 100  7  3  56  89 .352 .527   CIN,N

  1957  .262 37  85 150 520 136 10  2  90  7  1  59  77 .337 .502   CIN,CHN

  1958  .273 43  92 151 528 144 23  3  92 12  0  57  92 .344 .572   CHN,N

  1959  .259 30  99 151 553 143 20  2  94  6  1  69  99 .341 .465   CHN,DET,A

  1960  .284 36  95 153 559 159 28  0  89  2  2  70  92 .364 .528   DET,A

  1961  .289 24  94 146 554 160 26  2  82  3  1  59 101 .357 .473   DET,A

  1962  .281 37 121 158 594 167 37  0 100  9  5  77 101 .364 .530   DET,A

  1963  .310 34 125 153 584 181 34  2 114  8  3  76 107 .389 .550   DET,A,KC1

  1964  .289 45 114 157 553 160 27  0 112 14  2  72  82 .371 .582   KC1,A

  1965  .243 17  63 147 535 130 35  1  92 16  5  75  87 .336 .407   KC1,HOU

  1966  .285 34  98 158 600 171 31  3 113 18  5  84 106 .373 .517   HOU,N

  1967  .236 37 108 159 592 140 23  5 109 17  2  67 126 .314 .480   HOU

  1968  .292 37 107 158 602 176 40  1 112 32  6  79 122 .374 .547   HOU,N

  1969  .257 31  89 157 580 149 25  0 106 23  4  82 123 .349 .460   HOU

  1970  .241 30  90 160 573 138 25  2  96 16  2  74 113 .328 .449   HOU,MON

  1971  .316 50 136 160 601 190 34  2 123 23  3  72 126 .389 .629   MON,N

  1972  .279 25  94 157 580 162 33  2  87 19  0  67 124 .354 .472   MON

  1973  .295 29  95 161 580 171 26  2  97 24  4  82 131 .382 .497   MON

  1974  .317 27  82 155 549 174 36  1 109 17  4  83 106 .407 .534   MON

  1975  .327 31 108 139 523 171 28  2  96 17  3  63  97 .399 .566   MON,N

  1976  .295 36  93 157 569 168 30  0 112 25  5  71 107 .373 .538   MON,N

  1977  .257 13  39 113 374  96 13  1  63 17  6  43  89 .333 .401   MON

 

                HOB   REAL LIFE

  Total AB  : 12198    10006

  Total AVG : .281      .294

  Total Hits: 3424      2943

  Total HR  : 716        586

  Total RBI : 2134      1812

  Total Runs: 2188      1829

  Total SB  : 332        204

Orlando Cepeda
1958 National League rookie of the year and 1970 MVP, Cepeda made 9 allstar teams in his career. Cepeda played on the Giants 1969 World Championship clob and was a member of 2 pennant winners. In 1969, his 2 run doubler in the 8th inning of Game 7 of the NLCS was the difference in a 4-3 win over St Louis. Cepeda batted .327 in the 1969 postseason. He homered in the deciding game of the series to help the Giants beat Baltimore 2-1.
As of 1982, Cepeda ranks 10th alltime in homers and 18th in rbi's.

  CAREER STATS :

 

  YEAR   AVG HR RBI   G  AB   H 2B 3B   R SB CS  BB   K  OBP  SLG   TEAMS

  1958  .271 32  89 152 564 153 24  1  96 11  7  43  88 .323 .488   SFN,N

  1959  .225 21  70 139 489 110 22  0  58 13  3  21  98 .257 .399   SFN

  1960  .227 29  82 150 576 131 37  0  84 13  0  47 118 .286 .443   SFN,N

  1961  .261 29 111 149 587 153 44  0  85  9  4  35  94 .302 .484   SFN

  1962  .270 38 115 145 562 152 32  0  81 14  9  28 100 .305 .530   SFN,N

  1963  .231 30  97 159 653 151 22  0 107 13 11  34 139 .269 .403   SFN

  1964  .273 48 112 162 673 184 28  0 125 19 11  40 128 .314 .529   SFN

  1965  .240 36  89 158 654 157 25  0  92  8  8  29 126 .272 .443   SFN

  1966  .273 41 100 157 630 172 30  0 106 16  7  32 117 .308 .516   SFN

  1967  .241 40 114 159 623 150 26  0  98 13  7  43 131 .290 .475   SFN,N

  1968  .271 33 103 148 623 169 33  0  90 13  5  25 114 .299 .483   SFN,N

  1969  .286 34 108 159 636 182 31  0 105 17 10  34 127 .322 .495   SFN

  1970  .294 37 136 154 626 184 30  0 115 11  3  28 137 .324 .519   SFN,N

  1971  .270 37 112 157 592 160 30  0 101  7  5  47 126 .324 .508   SFN,N

  1972  .276 33 114 159 620 171 30  0  99 11  9  29 141 .308 .484   SFN,N

  1973  .275 26  91 161 651 179 28  0  85  8 13  17 120 .293 .438   SFN

  1974  .323 24  93 159 628 203 42  0 106  6  9  31 113 .355 .505   SFN,N

  1975  .235 28  93 159 643 151 24  0  93 12  0  22 140 .260 .403   SFN

  1976  .250  4  13  40 136  34  1  0  16  0  0   2  32 .261 .346   SFN

 

                HOB  REAL LIFE

  Total AB  : 11166   7927

  Total AVG : .264    .297

  Total Hits: 2946    2351

  Total HR  : 600      379

  Total RBI : 1842    1365

  Total Runs: 1742    1131

  Total SB  : 214      142

Billy Williams
The 1969 National League MVP made 9 allstar teams in his career. Williams batted .302 in the 1973 postseason as the Cubs won their first World Championship since 1928.

 CAREER STATS :

 

  YEAR   AVG HR RBI   G  AB   H 2B 3B   R SB CS  BB   K  OBP  SLG   TEAMS

  1959  .272 24  78 142 475 129 18  6  69  8  2  50  53 .341 .486   CHN,N

  1960  .259 19  79 150 559 145 25  1  71 11  7  44  70 .313 .410   CHN,N

  1961  .273 28  94 149 549 150 19  4  84 12 10  38  60 .320 .475   CHN

  1962  .291 25  94 147 549 160 16  3  87 13  5  44  64 .344 .468   CHN

  1963  .296 35 116 157 592 175 25  1  99 13 11  55  77 .355 .519   CHN,N

  1964  .297 30  92 140 512 152 19  6 100  9  4  50  48 .359 .533   CHN

  1965  .287 30 109 161 616 177 27  2  91 15 17  47  61 .338 .484   CHN,N

  1966  .288 23  78 135 528 152 32  3  68  8  7  32  56 .329 .491   CHN,N

  1967  .301 24  82 119 471 142 20  3  62  2  8  27  48 .339 .510   CHN

  1968  .274 25  93 158 632 173 31  3  90 10  7  42  74 .319 .451   CHN,N

  1969  .314 29 106 157 646 203 31  6 106 18 10  43  60 .357 .515   CHN,N

  1970  .283 26  98 158 615 174 25  3  90 15 13  44  74 .331 .460   CHN

  1971  .309 20  85 144 556 172 24  5  89 13 11  40  52 .356 .478   CHN

  1972  .299 25  82 156 605 181 34  4  97 14 14  43  58 .346 .493   CHN

  1973  .305 28 116 157 632 193 30  0 109 15 12  45  53 .352 .486   CHN,N

  1974  .301 26  98 150 598 180 41  4  85 14 11  40  56 .345 .513   CHN,N

  1975  .292 18  84 140 425 124 20  2  57  9  4  29  54 .337 .475   CHN,LAN

  1976  .322  2  31  84 233  75  5  0  30  4  5  13  40 .358 .369   LAN

 

               HOB   REAL LIFE

  Total AB  : 9793    9350

  Total AVG : .292    .290

  Total Hits: 2857    2711

  Total HR  : 437      426

  Total RBI : 1615    1475

  Total Runs: 1484    1410

  Total SB  : 203       90

Jerry Adair
The second baseman played a big role in Oakland World Series wins in 1970 and 1975. The A's traded catcher Joe Garagiola to Baltimore for Adair in 1960.

 CAREER STATS :

 

  YEAR   AVG HR RBI   G  AB   H 2B 3B   R SB CS  BB   K  OBP  SLG   TEAMS

  1958  .190  1   2  37  58  11  2  0   5  0  0   2  13 .217 .276   BAL

  1959  .242  3  16  97 186  45 10  1  25  1  1   9  35 .277 .355   BAL

  1960  .343  3  28 109 306 105 17  1  47  4  0  25  38 .393 .435   BAL,KC1

  1961  .283  8  65 158 568 161 21  2  60  8  5  59  87 .351 .370   KC1

  1962  .308 12  85 156 624 192 32  1  91 11  5  41  67 .350 .420   KC1

  1963  .285  7  75 158 610 174 21  2  67  5  5  58  87 .347 .361   KC1

  1964  .323  8  53 143 548 177 23  0  79  8  9  49  63 .379 .409   KC1

  1965  .284 10  65 158 651 185 28  2  92 10  9  47  72 .332 .379   KC1

  1966  .296 16  69 157 653 193 22  2  89  9  8  41  70 .337 .409   KC1,A

  1967  .277 14  64 154 647 179 27  2  83  8  4  43  91 .322 .389   KC1

  1968  .295 15  71 158 655 193 12  3  82  6  6  55  81 .349 .391   OAK

  1969  .297 13  70 153 644 191 20  0  85  8  8  50  84 .347 .388   OAK

  1970  .310 10  71 155 645 200 15  1  83 10  4  42  57 .352 .383   OAK

  1971  .302  9  46 154 609 184 21  0  79  9  6  52  60 .357 .381   OAK

  1972  .303 10  63 159 651 197 28  1  80  8 12  50  83 .352 .395   OAK

  1973  .318 11  81 156 635 202 21  2  97 17  5  63  64 .380 .409   OAK,A

  1974  .304 11  87 158 631 192 19  1  82 11 12  42  71 .348 .390   OAK

  1975  .317  3  26  91 265  84 10  0  39  3  3  18  28 .360 .389   OAK

  1976  .318  2  42 113 333 106  9  0  50  6  7  26  55 .368 .363   OAK,LAN

  1977  .222  0   0  22   9   2  0  0   2  0  1   0   3 .222 .222   LAN

 

               HOB   REAL LIFE

  Total AB  : 9928    4019

  Total AVG : .299    .254

  Total Hits: 2973    1022

  Total HR  : 166       57

  Total RBI : 1079     366

  Total Runs: 1317     378

  Total SB  : 142       29

Jim Brewer
As of 1982 only 3 players had more career saves then Brewer: Billy McCool with 757, Rollie Fingers 601, and Sparky Lyle with 577. Brewer recorded 4 saves in the 1973 postseason.
In an era that featured some outstanding closers in the National League, Brewer led the NL in saves 3 times and finished in the top 3 on 3 other occassions.

 CAREER STATS :

 

  YEAR    ERA  W  L  S   G CG SHO    IP  ER  BB   K  TEAMS

  1960   4.14  4  7 18  34  0   0  41.1  19  21  31  CHN,N

  1961   4.80  3  9 12  34  0   0  45.0  24  18  28  CHN

  1962   2.87  3  2 33  46  0   0  47.0  15  15  35  CHN

  1963   2.15  5  6 36  70  0   0  71.0  17  25  46  CHN,N

  1964   2.83  9  2 27  47  0   0  54.0  17  14  25  CHN

  1965   1.84  4  4 44  70  0   0  68.1  14  19  49  CHN,N

  1966   2.23  5  4 37  65  0   0  64.2  16  20  54  CHN

  1967   2.08  6  6 40  69  0   0  69.1  16  16  41  CHN

  1968   2.75  7  3 47  69  0   0  72.0  22  24  45  CHN,N

  1969   4.98  4  9 37  66  0   0  72.1  40  37  53  CHN

  1970   3.54  5  7 32  58  0   0  53.1  21  18  46  CHN

  1971   3.86  4 11 33  60  0   0  79.1  34  30  84  CHN

  1972   3.94  4  6 40  60  0   0  59.1  26  20  53  CHN

  1973   2.97 10  5 49  87  0   0  88.0  29  26  76  CHN,N

  1974   4.68  4  7 38  59  0   0  59.2  31  17  44  CHN

  1975   5.06  2  7 32  52  0   0  53.1  30  15  47  CHN

  1976   3.82  2  4 15  40  0   0  37.2  16  20  30  CHN

  1977   3.13  2  0  0  23  0   0  23.0   8   6  20  CHN

 

                 HOB  REAL LIFE

  Total ERA   : 3.36   3.07

  Total Wins  : 83       69

  Total Losses: 99       65

  Total Saves : 570     132

  Total SHO   : 0         1

  Total CG    : 0         1

  Total K's   : 807     810

  Total BB's  : 361     360

Jim Pagliaroni
Played on two World Series winners with Oakland. His stats are comparable to several other Hall of Fame catchers. He was traded by Boston to the A's in 1964 for 1B-OF Ken Harrelson.

 CAREER STATS :

 

  YEAR   AVG HR RBI   G  AB   H 2B 3B   R SB CS  BB   K  OBP  SLG   TEAMS

  1955  .205  5  28  88 205  42  8  0  19  0  1  29  57 .303 .317   BOS

  1956  .250 17  68 140 480 120 24  0  65  2  1  50  68 .321 .406   BOS

  1957  .241 14  61 126 427 103 14  0  48  0  3  45  60 .314 .372   BOS

  1958  .257 15  60 140 483 124 13  0  61  0  2  54  49 .331 .377   BOS

  1959  .271 19  76 147 476 129 15  0  68  1  1  81  37 .377 .422   BOS

  1960  .310 15  61 140 480 149 16  0  68  2  2  73  39 .401 .438   BOS,A

  1961  .256  8  32 106 383  98 10  0  46  0  3  53  27 .346 .345   BOS

  1962  .319 14  64 153 583 186 18  0 105  5  3  78  27 .399 .422   BOS

  1963  .286 10  57 148 469 134 23  0  91  1  1  92  27 .403 .399   BOS

  1964  .264 11  53 135 421 111 19  0  53  1  1  61  17 .357 .387   BOS,KC1

  1965  .289  9  67 129 370 107 20  0  53  1  2  53  36 .378 .416   KC1

  1966  .291 17  67 156 505 147 18  0  67  1  2  96  47 .404 .428   KC1

  1967  .311 17  74 148 476 148 20  0  63  3  3  85  45 .415 .460   KC1,A

  1968  .262  8  68 153 497 130 21  0  56  0  2  71  59 .354 .352   OAK

  1969  .314  7  58 136 373 117 17  0  53  2  1  75  36 .429 .416   OAK

  1970  .323  6  28 115 189  61 10  0  29  0  1  27  18 .407 .471   OAK

  1971  .246  4  37 128 305  75 11  0  37  1  0  52  26 .356 .321   OAK

  1972  .291  4  55 135 371 108 15  0  43  3  1  55  37 .383 .364   OAK

  1973  .276 14  63 134 450 124 23  0  63  1  1  73  38 .377 .420   OAK

  1974  .266  5  51 115 331  88 11  0  43  0  0  56  41 .372 .344   OAK

  1975  .310  8  40 101 252  78 15  0  49  0  0  52  29 .428 .464   OAK

  1976  .276  3  39  84 243  67 16  0  41  0  2  27  22 .348 .379   OAK

  1977  .323  0   2  10  31  10  1  0   2  0  0   1   5 .344 .355   OAK

 

               HOB  REAL LIFE

  Total AB  : 8800     2465

  Total AVG : .279     .252

  Total Hits: 2456      622

  Total HR  : 230        90

  Total RBI : 1209      326

  Total Runs: 1223      269

  Total SB  : 24          4

Rich Rollins
Steady third baseman for some bad teams, Rollins best season was 1971 when he finished 3rd in the American League in batting. Has nearly 2600 career hits but that likely wont be enough to get him into the HOB Hall of Fame.
He was drafted by the Angels from Minnesota in the 1961 expansion draft. California traded him to Cleveland with catcher Tom Egan for outfielder Walt Bond in April of 1967. Rollins went 0-for-3 in his only allstar game appearance.

  CAREER STATS :

 

  YEAR   AVG HR RBI   G  AB   H 2B 3B   R SB CS  BB   K  OBP  SLG   TEAMS

  1961  .252 15  86 159 599 151 35  3  59  1  1  43  89 .302 .396   MIN,LAA

  1962  .258 16  70 156 608 157 20  2  69  4  3  32  87 .295 .377   LAA

  1963  .287 16  74 159 613 176 26  1  67  4  2  43  74 .334 .411   LAA

  1964  .254  9  59 152 559 142 15  1  55  7  7  54  37 .320 .333   LAA

  1965  .261 16  77 154 583 152 18  3  59  7  2  43  57 .312 .384   LAA

  1966  .286 16  69 159 612 175 22  2  83  8  9  42  40 .332 .407   CAL

  1967  .285 10  72 146 548 156 22  4  73 14  6  42  27 .336 .394   CAL,CLE

  1968  .309 15  91 158 569 176 23  0  70  7  8  51  27 .366 .429   CLE

  1969  .309 13  86 161 612 189 21  4  83  9 12  36  45 .347 .420   CLE

  1970  .297 11  86 159 596 177 20  1  79  5  6  55  36 .356 .389   CLE

  1971  .334 11  85 158 557 186 21  3  88 12  8  70  33 .408 .442   CLE,A

  1972  .281 16  78 158 552 155 21  0  73  9  4  66  19 .358 .406   CLE

  1973  .306 11  93 142 526 161 18  0  72 10  3  42  20 .357 .403   CLE

  1974  .302  8  60 125 437 132 14  0  50 10  7  56  17 .381 .389   CLE

  1975  .327  9  53 105 367 120 20  0  55  8  4  50  17 .408 .455   CLE

  1976  .304  4  56 139 527 160 25  1  86  9  8  59  28 .374 .378   CLE

  1977  .241  2  24  38 137  33  3  0  21  1  1  15   9 .316 .307   CLE

  1978  .500  0   0   2   2   1  0  0   0  0  0   0   1 .500 .500   CLE

 

               HOB  REAL LIFE

  Total AB  : 9004   3303

  Total AVG : .289   .269

  Total Hits: 2599    887

  Total HR  : 198      77

  Total RBI : 1219    399

  Total Runs: 1142    419

  Total SB  : 125      17

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So there they are, the newest players eligible for the HOB HALL OF FAME. Please cast your ballots. Voting will remain open until I complete my post on the 1982 season recap. Thanks again.

[Aussie Mark]

1. O'toole
2. Stargell
3. F Robinson
4. Gibson
5. Mantilla

[Lee]

1-O'Toole
2-F Robinson
3-Stargell
4-Gibson
5-Williams

Great thread BTW, I need to tear myself away from FOF TCY and hang out here more

[blubbla]

1. O'Toole
2. Stargell
3. F Robinson
4. Mantilla
5. Gibson

everyone else can wait another year, in my opinion

[Specs]

1. O'Toole
2. Robinson
3. Gibson
4. Mantilla

[spraybottle]

1. O'Toole
2. F Robinson
3. Mantilla
4. Cepeda
5. Gibson

[Killebrew]

Jim O'Toole
Frank Robinson
Orlando Cepeda
Felix Mantilla
Willie Stargell

[Scott Vibert]

O'Toole
F. Robinson
Cepeda
Stargell
Mantilla
B. Williams

[InfamousMP]

Jim O'Toole
Frank Robinson
Orlando Cepeda
Bob Gibson
Willie Stargell

So this time I caved and voted for a few people, including Gibson who I do think belongs. I still don't agree with some choices, but oh well. To me the position doesn't matter as much as what they did on the field. O'Toole is a lock. The rest should make it and even the one I didn't vote for. (You all know who that is)

[General Mike]

Robinson
Gibson
Stargell
F. Alou
Mantilla

[Bobbuttons]

1. O'Toole
2. F. Robinson
3. Cepeda
4. Stargell (and he should go in wearing a Tribe cap)

[CubsFan02]

1. O'Toole
2. F. Robinson
3. Stargell
4. Mantilla

[Nuk]

My votes:
1. Jim O'Toole
2. Felix Mantilla
3. Frank Robinson
4. Bob Gibson
5. Don Drysdale
6. Brooks Robinson

Nuk

[Rob Hill]

Cepeda
Gibson
Mantilla
O'Toole
F. Robinson

[ December 26, 2001: Message edited by: Rob Hill ]

[Brian]

Gibson
Drysdale
Brock
Cepada
Mantilla

Brian

[JimServo]

First Timers:
O'Toole
Stargell
F Robinson
Cepeda
Adair
Williams
The rest:
Gibson
Mantilla
Garagiola
Brandt
Drysdale
Cardwell

[ December 26, 2001: Message edited by: JimServo ]

[sporr]

O'Toole
Gibson
F. Robinson
Cepeda

[Chief Wahoo]

1. O'toole
2. Stargell
3. F Robinson
4. Gibson
5. Mantilla
6. Drysdale

[Joe M.]

1. Jim O'Toole
2. Frank Robinson
3. Orlando Cepeda
4. Don Drysdale
5. Don Cardwell
6. Jerry Adair

[alhill]

O' Toole
Mantilla
F. Robinson
B. Robinson
Brandt