Agreed, It is one thing to follow the crowd, and another not to take voting seriously. That is an issue. Writers who are like that should not have ballots. If Feguson Jenkins can be in the Hall of Fame, so should Jack Morris. They both would throw strikes with a big lead and if they gave up a home run or two, so be it. Morris was a money pitcher in most critical games. Biggo I can understand a bit, as some of the writers did not want to give him first year status(higher honor). Morris also pitched in a band box for most of his career, but writers do not seem to understand ballpark effects. It will be interesting to see how Maddux and Glavine are handled, since the argument can be made that their sucess had a lot to do with umpireing in the 90's where if you were established as a control pitcher and hit the catchers glove with it moving for the pitch, it was often called a strike, whether it was on the corner or 3 inches outside(almost unhittable).