I don’t think the HOF necessarily cares if you were one of the top players at your position while you played. Larry Doyle was easily the best second baseman the NL had seen up until the day he retired. He also won an MVP. He’s not in the HOF. His numbers didn’t get him there. Maybe that was the old view though. Either you were the top of the top of all players or not. I do think that has changed a bit with recent elections.
Last edited by packs; 11-21-2024 at 09:54 AM.
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