future HOF autos

[Jsquared123]

I think it's the contemporary ballot for 2025 so guys who played the bulk of their careers 1980 and later.

I don't think any steroid users are going to make it. However, I do think someone like a Don Mattingly, Dale Murphy, and maybe even a Keith Hernandez would get some strong consideration this time around. I am probably forgetting a bunch but those are names that stick out to me.

Luckily, they are all easy to obtain quality signatures of.

[theshleps]

Originally Posted by Jsquared123

I think it's the contemporary ballot for 2025 so guys who played the bulk of their careers 1980 and later.

I don't think any steroid users are going to make it. However, I do think someone like a Don Mattingly, Dale Murphy, and maybe even a Keith Hernandez would get some strong consideration this time around. I am probably forgetting a bunch but those are names that stick out to me.

Luckily, they are all easy to obtain quality signatures of.

thanks. I am talking 2027 ballot though

[ThomasL]

I have heard big talking heads discuss Vic Harris

I dont know if they are ever going to be considered or given a spot on the ballot but in the past umpire Charles Rigler, and executive Sam Breadon have always been seen as possible Hall of Famers

[packs]

Enough Vic Harris. I'm sorry, he's been voted on to death as of late and he did not make it. Time to move on and consider other equally worthy candidates.

I think Curt Flood has a chance of one day getting the consideration as a pioneer that he deserves.

I also think there may come a day that Bill Dinneen gets in as an umpire. It is already baffling that they voted Hank O'Day in as recently as 2013 but haven't even considered Dinneen.

[swarmee]

Leo Mazzone on a 1980s/90s ballot.

[BillyCoxDodgers3B]

I'll be sitting pretty if the names mentioned get inducted. Fingers crossed. Got my Glasscocks, Bond, Veaches and Weyhings here for backup, no matter how slim any of their chances. They're not going anywhere otherwise.

[Bigdaddy]

Originally Posted by swarmee

Leo Mazzone on a 1980s/90s ballot.

Is there any precedent for a coach, not a manager, to be inducted?

[dgo71]

No precedent for coaches, but if they ever went that direction, Mazzone would be top of the list I'd suspect.

I've always held out hope for Dummy Hoy and Samuel Leever. Mostly because I own their signatures.