Unraveling the Next Generation's Hall of Fame
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| About Jeff Nelson, Ward Kitzman wrote: | |
| Jeff Nelson arguably the best middle Reliever All-Time. Should be recognized for his pitching abilities and great years with Seattle Mariners and New York Yankees. | |
| 01/19/2026 @ 07:20am | |
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| About Emil Dutch Leonard, Ericka wrote: | |
| Взглянем на XCARDS — современное финтех-решение, заслуживающее внимания. Недавно заметил на цифровой проект XCARDS, он позволяет выпускать цифровые платёжные карты для маркетинга. Основные фишки: Карту можно выпустить за несколько минут. Пользователь может оформить множество карт для разных целей. Служба поддержки доступна круглосуточно и даже через Telegram-бота. Есть контроль в реальном времени — лимиты, уведомления, отчёты, статистика. Моменты, которые нужно учитывать: Юрисдикция: европейская юрисдикция — лучше уточнить, что всё законно в вашей стране. Финансовые условия: в некоторых случаях встречаются дополнительные сборы, поэтому рекомендую внимательно прочитать договор. Отзывы пользователей: по информации в сети реагируют по-разному — от минуты до часа. Защита данных: есть двухфакторная авторизация, но всё равно советую активировать 2FA. Вывод: На первый взгляд XCARDS — это современным решением для фрилансеров. Он объединяет интуитивный контроль и моментальный выпуск карт. Интересно услышать опыт других Пробовали ли подобные сервисы? Напишите в комментариях Виртуальные карты для цифрового маркетинга | |
| 01/18/2026 @ 19:20pm | |
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| About Emil Dutch Leonard, Wesley wrote: | |
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| 12/30/2025 @ 11:14am | |
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| 12/13/2025 @ 02:55am | |
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| About Emil Dutch Leonard, Rebbeca wrote: | |
| Познакомимся с XCARDS — сервис, о котором сейчас говорят. Буквально на днях заметил на финансовый проект XCARDS, он позволяет оформлять виртуальные дебетовые карты чтобы контролировать расходы. Что обещают: Выпуск занимает всего очень короткое время. Платформа даёт возможность оформить неограниченное количество карт. Поддержка работает в любое время суток включая персонального менеджера. Все операции отображаются онлайн — транзакции, уведомления, аналитика — всё под рукой. Возможные нюансы: Юрисдикция: европейская юрисдикция — желательно уточнить, что сервис можно использовать без нарушений. Финансовые условия: возможно, есть дополнительные сборы, поэтому советую внимательно прочитать договор. Практический опыт: по публикациям на форумах поддержка работает быстро. Надёжность системы: внедрены базовые меры безопасности, но всегда лучше отслеживать транзакции вручную. Итоги: На первый взгляд XCARDS — это современным решением в сфере финансов. Он объединяет скорость, удобство и гибкость. Хочу узнать ваше мнение Пробовали ли подобные сервисы? Напишите в комментариях Виртуальные карты для онлайн-платежей | |
| 11/24/2025 @ 01:10am | |
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| 11/21/2025 @ 21:20pm | |
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| About bernie williams, Andy Bowers wrote: | |
| Key stats for Bernie include 297 career BA, 381 OBP, 287 HRs, 1366 runs, 2336 Hits, 4 GGs in CF, 5-time All Star. There are pretty good regular season stats for only 16 seasons played, but many argue his stats don't measure up to most HOF greats. The argument that should bring Bernie into a serious HOF consideration is his playoff success. Let's not forget Bernie played in 121 career playoff games and won 4 WS championships! It's time for the voters to start giving players more credit for success in the playoffs. Bernie deserves to be inducted. | |
| 08/8/2025 @ 18:52pm | |
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| About jason kendall, Andy Bowers wrote: | |
| Let's think about the most important defensive position on the field and level of difficulty. The most important is clearly the pitcher as they're inducted into the HOF solely for their defensive stats. The second most important is the catcher which is arguably the most grueling position putting the most strain on a man's body, especially for those who catch over 130 games each season. Reliable catchers who play above average defense and have caught 1600 plus games in their careers, even those with average offensive stats, should be celebrated and given HOF consideration. Jason Kendall was a 3-time All Star who caught 2025 games ranking 6th all time. Now consider his offense with a 288 career BA, 366 OBP, 189 SBs, 2195 hits, 1030 runs, all in only 15 seasons! Did you know Jason is one of 5 catchers with 2000 games caught and 2000 hits? The other 4 are Ivan Rodriguez, Carlton Fisk, Yadier Molina, and Gary Carter. It's time for the veterans committee to seriously re-think HOF candidacy for our all-time great catchers as they are a dying breed. | |
| 08/8/2025 @ 14:56pm | |
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| About lance parrish, Andy Bowers wrote: | |
| Let's think about the most important defensive position on the field and level of difficulty. The most important is clearly the pitcher as they're inducted into the HOF solely for their defensive stats. The second most important is the catcher which is arguably the most grueling position putting the most strain on a man's body, especially for those who catch over 130 games each season. Reliable catchers who play above average defense and have caught 1600 plus games in their careers, even those with average offensive stats, should be celebrated and given HOF consideration. Lance Parrish was a 3-time GG catcher and 8-time All Star who caught 1818 games ranking 13th all time. Now consider his superior offense outshining most catchers in his era, 324 HRs, 1070 RBI, 6 Silver Slugs. Lance a one and done on the 2001 ballot which was full of great candidates, but it's time for the veterans committee to seriously re-think HOF candidacy for our all-time great catchers as they are a dying breed. | |
| 08/8/2025 @ 14:44pm | |
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| About Tony Pena, Andy Bowers wrote: | |
| Let's think about the most important defensive position on the field and level of difficulty. The most important is clearly the pitcher as they're inducted into the HOF solely for their defensive stats. The second most important is the catcher which is arguably the most grueling position putting the most strain on a man's body especially for those who catch over 130 games each season. Reliable catchers who play above average defense and have caught 1600 plus games in their careers, even those with average offensive stats, should be celebrated and given HOF consideration. Tony Pena caught 1950 games ranking 7th all time. He's a 5-time All Star with 4 GGs who showed up for the playoffs batting 338 in 29 playoff games. It's time to seriously re-think HOF candidacy for our all-time great catchers as they are a dying breed. | |
| 08/8/2025 @ 14:32pm | |
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| About Bob Boone, Andy Bowers wrote: | |
| Let's think about the most important defensive position on the field and level of difficulty. The most important is clearly the pitcher as they're inducted into the HOF solely for their defensive stats. The second most important is the catcher which is arguably the most grueling position putting the most strain on a man's body especially for those who catch over 130 games each season. Reliable catchers who play above average defense and have caught 1600 plus games in their careers, even those with average offensive stats, should be celebrated and given HOF consideration. Bob Boone caught 2240 games ranking 3rd all time. He's a 4-time All Star with 7 GGs with a career defensive WAR of 25.8 (ranks 17th all time). It's time to seriously re-think HOF candidacy for our all-time great catchers as they are a dying breed. | |
| 08/8/2025 @ 13:05pm | |
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| About Hideki Matsui, Andy Bowers wrote: | |
| A players professional Japanese stats don't get considered by HOF voters. Why not? I'm not suggesting we change the record books for MLB by including them, but let's consider professional stats for a player like Matsui when asking the question "is this man a hall of famer?" Combine his Japanese and MLB stats and see he accumulated over 500 HRs, over 1600 RBI, over 1500 runs, over 2600 hits. Let's also remember his WS MVP. The Japanese HOF inducted Matsui with limited years played in Japan, so why not MLB? | |
| 08/8/2025 @ 11:59am | |
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| About Hideo Nomo, Andy Bowers wrote: | |
| A players professional Japanese stats don't get considered by HOF voters. Why not? I'm not suggesting we change the record books for MLB by including them, but let's consider professional stats for a player like Nomo when asking the question "is this man a hall of famer?" Combine his Japanese and MLB stats and see he accumulated over 3000 strikeouts and 200 wins. Does that change the conversation? | |
| 08/8/2025 @ 11:54am | |
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| About Kenny Lofton, Andy Bowers wrote: | |
| Key stats for Kenny include 299 career BA, 372 OBP, 622 SB, 1528 runs, 68.4 WAR, 2428 Hits, 4 GGs in CF. Not to mention Kenny played for 11 playoff teams. This premier leadoff star was a clean player who thrived in the steroid era. It's unfortunate Kenny fell off the ballot in his first year of eligibility. | |
| 08/8/2025 @ 11:43am | |
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| About John Franco, Andy Bowers wrote: | |
| One of the premier closers in the 1980's and 1990's with an impressive saves total of 424. Franco has some clutch moments in the 2000 playoffs as well. It's time to put to consider Franco a serious HOF candidate. | |
| 08/8/2025 @ 11:34am | |
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| About Jack Quinn, Ward William Lincoln Kitzman wrote: | |
| He was quite underrated and was actually very consistent early in his career. I personally would definitely vote for him to Hall of Fame. He is now elected to my Hall of Fame along with Mike Cuellar. | |
| 06/13/2024 @ 14:07pm | |
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| About Joey Jay, Michael Jay wrote: | |
| Struck out Maris four times in World Series. Original bonus baby! Give the man a small plaque somewhere | |
| 08/13/2023 @ 17:03pm | |
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| About Everett Scott, Gary C wrote: | |
| Everett Scott is one-of the most underrated players ever , and deserves another consideration for the HOF. He was BY FAR, the best fielding SS of all time- his career fielding percentage was 24 points higher than the league average when he played. HOF SS Ozzie Smith, Luis Aparicio, and Joe Tinker, all light hitting SS like Scott, had career fielding percentages of only 10-12% above average. From 1916 to 1921 with Boston, Scott posted fielding percentages of 30 points or more higher than the league average every year. That is unheard of, an unparalleled dominant player at his position. As for WAR and all these other numbers, Scott played on 4 World Series winners, winning 3 with Boston and 1 with NY. That stat speaks more than any other. SS position, along w catcher, is one of the 2 most important defensive positions on the field- no coincidence that teams he was on were winners. And his record streak of 1307 consecutive games proved his durability. Ironically, he was on the Yankee bench when Gehrig began his streak by pinch hitting for the player who replaced Scott a month before, ending his streak.. Old time players are often overlooked. Scott should be looked at again by the Old Timers Committee. | |
| 10/21/2022 @ 07:26am | |
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| About Jesse Tannehill, Dave Thomas wrote: | |
| He my great great uncle..and the numbers speaker for them self. If he didn't have a copple bad games at the begging of his career and at the end he was 197 wins and lost 117. In the top 5 left handers of all time Era 2.79 20 game win 6 times and had know hitter. Life time hitter .256 and how many pitcher has stole Homeplate slim to none | |
| 09/25/2022 @ 05:08am | |
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| About Jack Stivetts, Richard R. wrote: | |
| 11 year career, with 200 plus wins, very high peak, one of the greatest hitting pitchers ever! 300 plus RBI and nearly a .300 career avg in 1992 ab. Easy HOF. | |
| 07/10/2022 @ 00:26am | |
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| About Albert Pujols, FBL wrote: | |
| Pujols is a first ballot lock. | |
| 10/1/2021 @ 16:22pm | |
| Leave your own comment about Albert Pujols here. | |