The All One-and-Done HOF voting team (no PEDs)

[BobbyStrawberry]

I'm biased due to my love for the 19th century game but Glasscock and McCormick should both be in the hall!

[D. Bergin]

Willie Randolph at 1.1% is pretty stunning.

[G1911]

Carlos Delgado was another one and done. Got 3.8% and was off the ballot. He probably doesn’t belong but he is close and seems to me to have clearly merited an honest look and analysis rather than the dismissal he got.

[G1911]

Kevin Brown too. 67 WAR, 127 ERA+, 2.1% and done.

[Peter_Spaeth]

Jim Edmonds.

How about one and done but then got in? Ted Simmons.

[cgjackson222]

Originally Posted by G1911

Kevin Brown too. 67 WAR, 127 ERA+, 2.1% and done.

PEDs?

[packs]

I always thought Magglio Ordonez flew way under the radar.

Moises Alou almost certainly deserves a spot on this kind of team. I always thought he was a solid, though not great player. Like a half-step down from Vlad but far better than most.

[Peter_Spaeth]

Originally Posted by packs

I always thought Magglio Ordonez flew way under the radar.

He had a couple of big years counting stat wise, and that one year with the huge BA, but career WAR under 40.

[G1911]

Originally Posted by cgjackson222

PEDs?

Yep; but PED guys usually clear the 5%. Sheffield gets over 50%, plus all the A tier Bonds/Clemens types guys. Andy Pettite has got significant votes (17% last year) as a PED pitcher who was probably not as good as Brown.

[cgjackson222]

Originally Posted by G1911

Yep; but PED guys usually clear the 5%. Sheffield gets over 50%, plus all the A tier Bonds/Clemens types guys. Andy Pettite has got significant votes (17% last year) as a PED pitcher who was probably not as good as Brown.

As the thread title implies, was trying to avoid the PED guys, but I guess they will always come up.