Baseball Hall Of Fame Knowledge Base
Will John Sterling be in the baseball hall of fame as a broadcaster? Hes the legendary voice of the Yankees. He has called and been a very significant part of the Yankees over the past 20 years broadcasting. If Vin Scully and Harry Kalas, Harey Carey, Ernie Harwell is going in the baseball hall of fame for broadcasting, shouldnt John Sterling also go in after he retired? What do you think and why?
The end of the baseball Hall of fame game in Cooperstown ? What happen to traditions? Due to players schedules , But the MLB DOESN'T have a problem playing games in Japan. Is it because MLB owners are looking to bring more Japan players here? What about the traditions of MLB playing baseball at the Baseball Hall of Fame. Why would you want to stop playing in Cooperstown, seeing that's the closes MOST of the players will get to Cooperstown. Bet if it was in LA or in NYC Flordia they would NEVER stop playing .
Do you think the voting for the baseball hall of fame is a sham? Forget about the players accused of using steroids, I'm just talking about needing 75% to get in. Needing 5% to stay on in future ballots. "The holy experts", the baseball writers, doing the voting. What about letting former players, managers, owners, and such. Goose Gossage not getting again, nor Jack Morris, etc. Then let's not forget about Paul Ladewski, the writer from Daily Southtown, who submitted a blank hall of fame vote because he doesn't believe in letting ANY member receiving a unanimous vote. I'm not trying to make any one mad, it's just my opinion that baseball is screwed up in Every aspect of the game. Really good answers people. Keep em coming.
what do you think should be done to change how voting is done for the baseball hall of fame? this yrs. voting is a good example of what is wrong with the baseball hall of fame voting system. the 8 writers who didnt vote. have brought up new conversations about what is wrong with the system of voting in the hall of fame. what should be done to fix this and how? should the voters who didnt vote at all have their status as voters reviewed and possibly suspended or revoked?
Should baseball Polygraph future Baseball Hall of Fame candidates to be eligible for induction? With the growing confusion of how to approach inducting Hall of Fame candidates in the middle of dealing with the Steroid era should players, coaches etc be polygraphed about steroids and other performing enhancing drugs in order to gain induction? An unknown amount of managers knew players were using and did nothing, owners who either promoted or ignored their use by players to optimize team profit, players who knew crimes were happening in their locker room and did not report it and players used these substances to enhanced performance, earning larger salaries, taking jobs from other players, helping in the firing of opposing managers, and creating an environment where fans unknowingly promoted drug use when purchasing a ticket to a game! The Hall of fame is a privilege, not a right, and baseball has a right to define the rules of entry. If you want in, you have to take a polygraph, if not, that's fine, just your not getting into the Hall of Fame. The Hall of Fame provides monetary gain to inducted members in appearance fees and hall of products baring their image, besides other things. In addition, they receive an achievement that society honors. If you want that then you need to be worthy and would be willing to take a polygraph.. Baseball and sports in general have a major impact on developing the norms,values and culture of our youth. Baseball and all sports in general, have a responsibility, whether chosen or forced upon them to promote a moral product and a positive public image, eliminating the bad eggs from the bunch. Just like in regular society law enforcement must pass a polygraph to become an officer, i think whats good for them is good for the players, and baseball's hall of fame, just like all hall of fames, can install a policy where future members must pass this test. If I had it my way, all players already inducted would have to pass this test too to stay inducted. For those who would be against. Every law enforment
A question about the baseball hall of fame? I have a question about the baseball hall of fame,my question is.. Should A-Rod and the other ball players who took drugs be in the hall of fame? I don't think they should in it. I would really like to see Pete Rose in the HOF, all I'm saying is if rose can't be inducted into the hall of fame,then why should the ones who took drugs and lied about it..
Pete Rose and the Baseball Hall of Fame? Pete Rose was one of the greatest baseball players ever. However, he had a little gambling problem. It did not affect how he played the game, unlike these guys nowadays pumped fill of steroids like Barry Bonds and Mark McGuire. So when will Pete Rose get his rightful place in the Hall of Fame? He was great by his own merit and talents, not because he was roided up.
Who will be inducted into the Baseball Hall Of Fame first: Pete Rose or Barry Bonds? Both are among the greatest players of all time. Both have (or will have) all time records that won't be broken for many years. But both have clearly broken the rules. Rose admittedly bet on baseball. Bonds most likely has used steroids, which has long been prohibited. I've heard that one day Rose could somehow get into the Hall Of Fame, despite his offences. Will people hold Bonds' steroid use against him? Which of these two greats will be inducted into the Hall first?
Should Luis Tiant be in the baseball hall of fame? Did anyone see the special on ESPN? Is anyone old enough to remember him pitch. I looked up his career stats and he is clearly the best pitcher not to be in the hall of fame. In fact Jim Bunning who is in the hall of fame has pretty much the same won-loss and ERA as Tiant. I think he should be voted in by the veterans committee. Tiant has over 180 complete games in 18 years.
How much is it to get to a Baseball Hall of Fame Ceremony? I would doubt that it is free to go. I went to the Hall of Fame about 4 years ago, I think it was around 7-10 bucks to get in, but as far as going to a ceremony to watch a player inducted, does anyone know of a price for it? Is there even a price to begin with? although as I said, I would doubt that it is free
Who should be the electors to the baseball hall of fame? The current electors are those members of the baseball writers association of America who have been members for 10 or more years. I propose that the coaches, managers and owners of the teams against whom the players competed should be the ones to vote.
Should baseball hall of fame do what basketball does? And elect full teams. Basketball's elected six full teams I think baseball could do two. But only need one. Which would be the big red machine. That way pete rose is technically not there but is recognized for his contributions. And of course murders row could go in.
who were the first 5 members of The National Baseball Hall of Fame? The National Baseball Hall of Fame was opened on June 12, 1939 in Cooperstown, New York. On that day, the first five players were inducted, including: Ty Cobb, Babe Ruth, Honus Wagner, and Christy Mathweson. Who was the fifth player inducted? the choices are: a)Rogers Hornsby b)"Smokey Joe" Wood c)Walter Johnson
Baseball Hall of Fame guideline question? Players that have banned from baseball by the commissioner are ineligible to be on the Baseball Hall of Fame ballot. What do you think of a committee to review this list and have the power to put these players on the ballot?
Why is Jack Morris not in the Baseball Hall of Fame? The winningest pitcher of the 80's not being inducted is a travesty. 10 inning shutout in the World Series is huge by itself. Numbers don't lie, these voters are idiots. If anyone has a good answer as to why he shouldn't be in I'd like to hear them. Thanks.
Is the Baseball Hall of Fame only for MLB and the Negro Leagues? I've always wondered. Do they only induct people based on what they did in American baseball or does amateur, college and International play count too? Because Julio Franco has more than 4000 hits total if you count his non-MLB hits and I was wondering if he's going to make it.
Who are some current Major League Baseball players who should, someday, be in the Hall of Fame? I'm looking for players who you believe should be in Major League Baseball's Hall of Fame. They can be current players or recently retired players who are not eligible yet. Please back up your statements with reasons, explanations and anything to support your claim. Thanks. Thanks for your answers everybody. I didn't pose the question for any reason other than curiousity. It was interesting to see everyone's take on the issue and I appreciate your input.
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