If everyone's playing careers ended today, who is in?
AL East
Boston - Manny. Schilling is on the bubble.
NY - Jeter, A-Rod, Rivera, and Johnson. Shef is on the bubble.
Baltimore - Sosa and Palmerio
Toronto - no one
TB - no one
AL Central
ChiSox - Frank Thomas.
Twins - No one
Royals - No one
Cleveland - No one
Tigers - Pudge
Al West
Angels - Vlad
Texas - No one
A's - No one
Seattle - He doesn't have the MLB service yet but I bet Ichiro would get in anyway.
NL East
Mets - Pedro and Piazza. Glavine on the bubble.
Nats - No one
Marlins - No one
Braves - Smoltz, Chipper
Philles - No one
NL Central
Cards - Walker is on the bubble.
Cubs - Maddux
Houston - Clemens, Bagwell, Biggio
Brewers - No one
Reds - Griffey
Pirates - No one
NL West
Rockies - Helton
D-Backs - No one
SF - Bonds
SD - No one
Pogotheostrich wrote:If everyone's playing careers ended today, who is in?
AL East Boston - Manny. Schilling is on the bubble. NY - Jeter, A-Rod, Rivera, and Johnson. Shef is on the bubble. Baltimore - Sosa and Palmerio Toronto - no one TB - no one
AL Central ChiSox - Frank Thomas. Twins - No one Royals - No one Cleveland - No one Tigers - Pudge
Al West Angels - Vlad Texas - No one A's - No one Seattle - He doesn't have the MLB service yet but I bet Ichiro would get in anyway.
NL East Mets - Pedro and Piazza. Glavine on the bubble. Nats - No one Marlins - No one Braves - Smoltz, Chipper Philles - No one
NL Central Cards - Walker is on the bubble. Cubs - Maddux Houston - Clemens, Bagwell, Biggio Brewers - No one Reds - Griffey Pirates - No one
NL West Rockies - Helton D-Backs - No one SF - Bonds SD - No one
These guys are locks:
Biggio
Griffey
Clemens
Bagwell
Maddux
Manny
Pedro
Piazza
Johnson
Schilling
Pudge
Thomas
Rivera
Smoltz
Bonds
Palmeiro
Sosa
Oh, and by the way, it's good to see that you left out the Dodgers... Of course, I think Kent still has something to prove before he becomes a lock.
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beltrans_boy wrote:Oh, and by the way, it's good to see that you left out the Dodgers... Of course, I think Kent still has something to prove before he becomes a lock.
I knew I would forget someone. At least it wasn't an important team Kent is on the bubble IMO.
I think Kent still has something to prove before he becomes a lock.[/quote]
Jeff Kent has the most HR's by a 2B in the history of the game.
No doubt a HOF even if he quit the game today.[/quote]
I'm not sure how they do it but Baseball Reference has a forumla for determining how likely it is that a player gets into the HOF. If you score over 100 you are a likely HOFer - Kent scores 89
Pogotheostrich wrote:If everyone's playing careers ended today, who is in?
AL East Boston - Manny. Schilling is on the bubble. NY - Jeter, A-Rod, Rivera, and Johnson. Shef is on the bubble. Baltimore - Sosa and Palmerio Toronto - no one TB - no one
AL Central ChiSox - Frank Thomas. Twins - No one Royals - No one Cleveland - No one Tigers - Pudge
Al West Angels - Vlad Texas - No one A's - No one Seattle - He doesn't have the MLB service yet but I bet Ichiro would get in anyway.
NL East Mets - Pedro and Piazza. Glavine on the bubble. Nats - No one Marlins - No one Braves - Smoltz, Chipper Philles - No one
NL Central Cards - Walker is on the bubble. Cubs - Maddux Houston - Clemens, Bagwell, Biggio Brewers - No one Reds - Griffey Pirates - No one
NL West Rockies - Helton D-Backs - No one SF - Bonds SD - No one
I disagree with Vlad, Ichiro, Chipper and Helton. They all have more to prove before they should be considered, IMO.
6 points if they were the regular SS or C on a WS team, 5 points for 2B or CF, 3 for 3B, 2 for LF or RF, and 1 for 1B. I don't have the OF distribution, so I give 3 points for OF.
5 points if they were the regular SS or C on a League Championship (but not WS) team, 3 points for 2B or CF, 1 for 3B. I don't have the OF distribution, so I give 1 points for OF.
2 points if they were the regular SS or C on a Division Championship team (but not WS or LCS), 1 points for 2B, CF, or 3B. I don't have the OF distribution, so I give 1 points for OF.
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by Pogotheostrich » Wed Jul 13, 2005 1:58 pm 
Of course, I think Kent still has something to prove before he becomes a lock.
