Players not yet eligible for the HOF

[Wanaselja]

Lindor should be added too. He’s a couple more productive years away from being a lock and he’s 31. Jose Ramirez as well.

[Peter_Spaeth]

Originally Posted by Wanaselja

Lindor should be added too. He’s a couple more productive years away from being a lock and he’s 31. Jose Ramirez as well.

Read the list, both are on there already.

[Wanaselja]

Originally Posted by Peter_Spaeth

Read the list, both are on there already.

Was looking at the original list on page 1. Just found the updated list.

[Peter_Spaeth]

Originally Posted by Wanaselja

Was looking at the original list on page 1. Just found the updated list.

Ah, I will clarify in the first post, thanks.

[bbcard1]

Great topic, though I am not sure Francisco Lindor and Carlos Correa are not the same person.

[Misunderestimated]

I think Stanton's going to clear 500 HR easily before he quits so I'd bump him up a bit.
Along similar lines (HR hitters) I'd consider Kyle Schwarber a possibility.-- he's got 301 HRs and looks like a strong candidate for a 500+ career.

500 HRs has been pretty much a guarantee for players who have no PDI smoke. It still seems to be a valid magic number

As you note (Peter) Ohtani is probably a lock already.... This year he's on pace to score more than one run per game played... I don't think anyone has reached that milestone since Gehrig in 1936.

[Aquarian Sports Cards]

Originally Posted by Misunderestimated

I think Stanton's going to clear 500 HR easily before he quits so I'd bump him up a bit.

I'll take the under if you're taking wagers.

429 HR's is always hurt and has become Adam Dunn without the walks. He hasn't put up a .300 ON BASE PERCENTAGE in 4 years. While he still has some pop I don't think there's any reason to give him enough plate appearances to get 71 more home runs, let alone "easily"