The Top 60
1. Mike Trout
2. Mookie Betts
3. Clayton Kershaw
4. Jose Altuve
5. Paul Goldschmidt
6. Kris Bryant
7. Nolan Arenado
8. Josh Donaldson
9. Manny Machado
10. Bryce Harper
11. Anthony Rizzo
12. Miguel Cabrera
13. Max Scherzer
14. Charlie Blackmon
15. Corey Seager
16. Madison Bumgarner
17. Joey Votto
18. Trea Turner
19. Carlos Correa
20. Ryan Braun
21. Robinson Cano
22. Chris Sale
23. Noah Syndergard
24. Corey Kluber
25. Giancarlo Stanton
26. Edwin Encarnacion
27. Carlos Gonzalez
28. Nelson Cruz
29. Xander Bogaerts
30. Daniel Murphy
31. Freddie Freeman
32. Starling Marte
33. JD Martinez
34. AJ Pollock
35. George Springer
36. Trevor Story
37. Jon Lester
38. Francisco Lindor
39. Jose Abreu
40. Jake Arrietta
41. Johnny Cueto
42. Ian Desmond
43. Jacob deGrom
44. David Price
45. Justin Verlander
46. Stephen Strasburg
47. Buster Posey
48. Will Myers
49. Kyle Schwarber
50. Gary Sanchez
51. Yoenis Cespedes
52. Chris Davis
53. Hanley Ramirez
54. Kyle Hendricks
55. Andrew McCutchen
56. Brian Dozier
57. Adrian Beltre
58. Kyle Seager
59. Yoenis Cespedes
60. Yu Darvish
Monday, January 23, 2017
Tuesday, January 17, 2017
My Imaginary Hall of Fame MLB Ballot
It is Hall of Fame debate season again and the debates get better and better every year. Before I get into it I will complain about one thing in the voting process. You should be able to vote for however many players you think are worthy. If you feel 12 or 17 guys should make it that's your choice. If you feel 1 or 2 deserve it that's fine too.
1. Barry Bonds - all around one of the best players ever , was great with and without steroids.
2. Roger Clemens - one of the best pitchers ever , was great with and without steroids.
3. Manny Ramirez - steroids aside , one of the best right handed hitters ever
4. Sammy Sosa - steroids aside , 600+ homers , apart of baseballs great home run race.
5. Vladimir Guerrero - 400+ homers , 318 career average , great defender
6. Edgar Martinez - DH is a position he shouldn't be punished by baseball purists cause he was a DH.
7. Tim Raines - should have been in a while ago , he should and will get the call in his final year
8. Mike Mussina - compare his stats to Hall of Famer Jim Palmer , they are very similar.
9. Ivan Rodriguez - arguably the best defensive catcher ever , had a great bat also
10. Jeff Bagwell - stop holding him out because we think he used PEDs , no proof whatsoever
Others I want to vote for but can't because of ballot size restrictions
Curt Schilling - one of the great postseason pitchers ever , who cares what he tweets
Gary Sheffield - 500+ home runs , gets unfairly overlooked
Trevor Hoffman - second all time in saves at the closer position
Fred McGriff - barely missed 500 homers , stop overlooking him because of it
Lee Smith - all time saves leader when he retired
1. Barry Bonds - all around one of the best players ever , was great with and without steroids.
2. Roger Clemens - one of the best pitchers ever , was great with and without steroids.
3. Manny Ramirez - steroids aside , one of the best right handed hitters ever
4. Sammy Sosa - steroids aside , 600+ homers , apart of baseballs great home run race.
5. Vladimir Guerrero - 400+ homers , 318 career average , great defender
6. Edgar Martinez - DH is a position he shouldn't be punished by baseball purists cause he was a DH.
7. Tim Raines - should have been in a while ago , he should and will get the call in his final year
8. Mike Mussina - compare his stats to Hall of Famer Jim Palmer , they are very similar.
9. Ivan Rodriguez - arguably the best defensive catcher ever , had a great bat also
10. Jeff Bagwell - stop holding him out because we think he used PEDs , no proof whatsoever
Others I want to vote for but can't because of ballot size restrictions
Curt Schilling - one of the great postseason pitchers ever , who cares what he tweets
Gary Sheffield - 500+ home runs , gets unfairly overlooked
Trevor Hoffman - second all time in saves at the closer position
Fred McGriff - barely missed 500 homers , stop overlooking him because of it
Lee Smith - all time saves leader when he retired
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