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The Hawk elected
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What did Ben Hogan get elected to?
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There is only one Hawk.
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Ken Harrelson? HOF?
Actually Big Congrats to Andre. Very well deserved. |
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Players with 400+ Home Runs and 300+ Stolen Bases:
Barry Bonds Willie Mays Andre Dawson A-Rod will be there with 3 more stolen bases. Not bad company. |
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A .328 OBP? For an MVP? That's terrible. Tony Gwynn's batting average that year was over 40 points higher than Andre Dawson's on-base percentage. That's ridiculous. And Gwynn stole 50+ bases on top of that. Jack Clark's numbers were also a lot better than Dawson's that year too. He hit for roughly the same average, but drew something like 100 more walks than Dawson while still putting up good power numbers (his OPS was MUCH higher than Dawson's). All Dawson did that year was hit a lot of home runs on a really bad team. I guess he still probably deserves to be in the HOF though, so congrats to him. |
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Ben Hogan is still "The Hawk" though. |
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To illustrate again how horrible Dawson's .328 OBP is for an MVP: Every other NL MVP in the last 50 years had a OBP at least 14 points higher than .328, and most were significantly higher. Furthermore, the guys that finished in the ten spots behind Dawson in the MVP voting that year also all had OBP's at least 14 points higher than Dawson's....and again....most were much higher. Now obviously OPB isn't the only thing that matters, but to me the MVP of the league should be able to get on base a lot when he comes up. Dawson did not. |
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Player Votes Percentage
Andre Dawson 420 77.9% Bert Blyleven 400 74.2% Roberto Alomar 397 73.7% Jack Morris 282 52.3% Barry Larkin 278 51.6% Lee Smith 255 47.3% Edgar Martinez 195 36.2% Tim Raines 164 30.4% Mark McGwire 128 23.7% Alan Trammell 121 22.4% Fred McGriff 116 21.5% Don Mattingly 87 16.1% Dave Parker 82 15.2% Dale Murphy 63 11.7% Harold Baines 33 6.1% Andres Galarraga 22 4.1% Robin Ventura 7 1.3% Ellis Burks 2 0.4% Eric Karros 2 0.4% Kevin Appier 1 0.2% Pat Hentgen 1 0.2% David Segui 1 0.2% Mike Jackson 0 0% Ray Lankford 0 0% Shane Reynolds 0 0% Todd Zeile 0 0% :zz: :wf :zz: |
As a lifelong Dodgers fan, I find it absolutely astounding (and kind of funny) that there were TWO people who voted for Eric Karros to be a HOFer. The guys that received one vote are funny too, but at least they can be written off as simply the work of a lone nut. But how there is more than one nut-job that thinks Karros belongs I'll never know.
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Segui got jobbed.
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Anyone on that list below Dale Murphy doesn't deserve to sweep the floors of the HoF, much less be enshrined in it.... roughly 70 wasted votes.
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Really a shame that BB came so close without getting in. And Roberto Alomar is one of the top 10 2nd baseman of all time and probably will get in next year.
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I heard today that there is alot of voters that say since Ted Williams did not get in on his first ballot that no one should get in... |
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He was close enough in the voting that I wonder if he would have gotten in if it were not for the "spitting incident." It seems possible that a few guys may have decided that should disqualify him from being a first-ballot guy. |
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Scavs, if you have any plans on going to the ceremony maybe you should pick up an Expos jersey.
http://sports.espn.go.com/chicago/news/story?id=4861968 |
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Is there ANY other Expos in the HOF? MLB might want some rememberance of what was a breeding stock for really good players |
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Guy plays 11 years in Montreal to the Cubs 6 and you are shocked? Waiting for Greg Maddux to be inducted as a Brave. |
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