July 25, 200422 yr This is the way that I breakdown the hall of fame: YES THEY ARE IN Roger Clemens- 321 W, 3.18 ERA, 4232 K Randy Johnson- 240 W, 4031 K Greg Maddux- 298 W, 2.93 ERA Barry Bonds- 683 HR Sammy Sosa- 559 HR Ken Griffey, Jr.- 501 HR Rafael Palmeiro- .290, 541 HR, 1742 RBI Frank Thomas- .308, 436 HR Alex Rodriguez- .306, 369 HR Mike Piazza- .317, 375 HR Jim Thome- (Will be) 412 HR Derek Jeter- (Will be) .314, 141 HR, 189 SB Albert Pujols- (Will be) .332, 142 HR (24 years old) Craig Biggio- (should be) .287, 225 HR, 391 SB NO THEY ARE NOT IN Roberto Alomar- 2706 H, 208 HR, .301 BA John Smoltz- 163 W, 129 SV, 3.27 ERA Pedro Martinez- (Had the talent but not stats) 176 W, 2.67 ERA Curt Schilling- 175 W, 3.33 ERA Nomar Garciaparra- .323, 178 HR Barry Larkin- .295, 195 HR, 379 SB Todd Helton- .337, 238 HR Juan Gonzalez- (unless he hits 500 plus) .295 BA, 434 HR Tom Glavine- 258 W Mike Mussina- (only 35) 208 W Rod Beck- 286 SV Bret Boone- 235 HR Edgar Martinez- .312, 304 HR, only 2100 H MAYBE THEY ARE IN- ON THE BUBBLE (or the yare too young to know) Vladimir Guerrero- .324 BA, 255 HR Andruw Jones- 237 HR (only a .268 BA) but stellar at D Manny Ramirez- (only 32) .317, 374 HR Mark Prior- (only 23) must avoid injuries Miguel Cabrera- (21 years old) Adam Dunn- (only 24) 98 HR Jeff Bagwell-(35) .299, 432 HR, 1465 RBI (doubtful) Eric Gagne- (28) 135 SV Gary Sheffield- .298, 399 HR, 201 SB (must reach 500 HR) Trevor Hoffman- 377 SV, 2.76 ERA Alfonso Soriano- (healthy and productive) That's the way I see it. Any suggestions?
July 25, 200422 yr Author Pedro and Mussina will get in. 474731[/snapback] No way you get into the hall of fame with only 230 or 240 wins. I doubt it.
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