MLB HOF Shoo-ins

[istewart]

Current players, add to my list, I'm undoubtedly forgetting a few.

Bonds
Maddux
Clemens
R. Johnson
I want to make an argument against it, but I can't see how Sosa's not getting in.
Martinez
I. Rodriguez

Assuming continued performance, the following as well:

Suzuki
A. Rodriguez
Jeter
Pujols (quite down the road, yes)
M. Ramirez

[Edge34]

As much as I hate the Yankees, Mariano Rivera is almost guaranteed. So's Curt Schilling.

I wouldn't discount the possibility, assuming continuted performance, of a guy like Torii Hunter.

[istewart]

Yankee fan here actually. How did I forget Rivera? Definitely. I'm not positive Schilling is a shoo-in, but even I can't make any great case for him not to be there.

[Phil Van Sexton]

Griffey (easily forgotten)

Couple more years
Mariano Rivera
Thome

Eventually
Vlad

[Clarkmeister]

There are at least two huge threads on this in the last few months with some good thoughts and replies.

[Edge34]

I don't pay near enough attention to baseball these days, but there's another Yankee who'll probably make it, but he isn't a player.

Can Joe Torre be voted in as a manager? I'd have to think so. Assuming they don't axe him if they lose the World Series again, he should be around for a while. Hell, probably got a few more rings in him.

(Christ, I can't believe I'm talking about the Yankees in a good way...I feel dirty [img]/images/graemlins/tongue.gif[/img])

[istewart]

Alright, Clark.

Yeah, Torre as well. Maybe Grady Little too?

[Patrick del Poker Grande]

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I'm not positive Schilling is a shoo-in

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How in the world can you not be positive? Also, people are forgetting Pedro.

[Patrick del Poker Grande]

How about an Alomar or two?

[Patrick del Poker Grande]

And Greg Maddux!

edit: Okay, he was listed - I missed it.