Teflon Verified Member Posted January 16, 2017 Posted January 16, 2017 http://www.metro.us/_internal/gxml!0/r0dc21o2f3vste5s7ezej9x3a10rp3w$5vi54zaadl731t8p227qiq7zh2dinyv/Screen%20shot%202016-06-02%20at%207.jpeg The 2017 inductees into the Baseball Hall of Fame will be announced Wednesday, January 18th.Which players from this year's ballot are deserving of a plaque in Cooperstown? Player2016 voting percentageYears on ballotJeff Bagwell 71.6%6Barry Bonds44.3%4Roger Clemens45.2%4Trevor Hoffman68.3%1Jeff Kent16.6%3Edgar Martinez43.4%7Fred McGriff20.9%9Mike Mussina43.0%3Tim Raines69.8%9Curt Schilling52.3%4Gary Sheffield11.6%2Lee Smith34.1%14Sammy Sosa7.0%4Billy Wagner10.5%1Larry Walker15.5%6Ivan Rodriguez Manny Ramirez Vladimir Guerrero Mike Cameron J.D. Drew Jorge Posada Magglio Ordonez Derrek Lee Tim Wakefield Edgar Renteria Melvin Mora Carlos Guillen Casey Blake Jason Varitek Orlando Cabrera Pat Burrell Freddy Sanchez Arthur Rhodes Matt Stairs
Teflon Verified Member Posted January 16, 2017 Author Posted January 16, 2017 Bagwell appears likely for election this year with Raines and Hoffman possible. Clemens and Bonds may gain but still won't overcome the PED stigma with enough old school voters in the BBWAA.. Curt Schilling gets penalized for his personality. Pudge and Manny should do well the first year on the ballot but neither is elected. Vlad and Posada get enough votes to stay on the ballot for next year.
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