2 new MLB Hall of Famers
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Congratulations To Bert Bylven long time but he is in now. And to Robby Alomar 3rd puertorrican in: 1-Roberto Clemente 2-Orlando Cepeda
next year might be his year. on MLB Net they said there wasnt anybody HOF worthy on the ballot next year for the 1st time.
Bert is long over due. A local sports show was savaging Berts Press Conference because he took many shots that related to it taking so long for the writers to vote him in. I personally think he needed to be out spoken of this. His numbers we're better than man ly of Steve Carltons.
Pa'cima Boricua!:up:up
I was a little disappointed Barry Larkin did not get in.
I am mad he didn't make it. He was better than Alomar
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Different position. Alomar dominated the 2nd base position more than Larkin did the shortstop position because you had Ripken, Trammell and Ozzie Smith during those same years...there was no better 2nd basemen.
I hope someone walks up to Alomar, and spits in his face!
Signed - a bitter Mets fan...
I hope someone walks up to Alomar, and spits in his face!
Signed - a bitter Mets fan...
LOL I forgot about that!!!
Sandra
they said on MLB Net that might have been why he only got 73.7% of the vote last year and this year it was 90%
Congrats to Bert Blyleven (bout damn time) and Roberto Alomar.....the 2 newest hall of famers
I agree ....
Congrats Bert
Now maybe the Best pitcher in the '80s can get in in the next few years, I KNOW the writers would not vote him in if Blyleven wasn't already in.
Larkin didn't play (at least a good part of the time) against those you mentioned, he came up about 7 years later than Trammel and Ripkin and Smith.
His rookie year was 1985, so he started playing 3 years after Ripken
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About time a true blue jay Alomar, whom was very instrumental in winning the World Series, got into the Hall of Fame
When I first followed baseball in the 1960s, it was a tradition to not vote for a player in his first year eligible unless he was clearly an all-time great. I don't know when that changed.
