2016 BSL Hall of Fame Results

[cjay101]

(the AB threshold increased from 1800 to 2500, and the IP/saves threshold did not increase with this class)


2016 BSL Hall of Fame Ballot

- Players Have 15 years to get voted in, then they are ineligible
- 75% must be reached for Induction


Hitters

(Must have 2500+ Career AB to be eligible for ballot)
*****Qualified AB players not on this list
have either fallen off ballot or did not qualify otherwise*****

Dane Keogh - 26% (6th year)
Jeremy Cunningham - 26% (6th year)
Kenny Lofton - 24% (5th year)
Cody Ross - 23% (5th year)
Jorge Posada - 22% (6th year)
John Herbert - 18% (3rd year)
Chipper Jones - 15% (6th year)
Scott Spiezio - 14% (3rd year)
JD Drew - 14% (4th year)
Raul Clemente - 13% (5th year)
Juan Cordova - 13% (1st year)
Lance Berkman - 12% (3rd year)
Jermaine Dye - 12% (3rd year)
Troy Glaus - 12% (6th year)
Bobby Abreu - 12% (3rd year)
Jim Thome - 11% (6th year)
Alex Rodriguez - 11% (3rd year)
Orlando Hudson - 9% (3rd year)
David Ortiz - 9% (3rd year)
Juan Pierre - 9% (1st year)
Aramis Ramirez - 8% (1st year)
Tom Mathieu - 7% (3rd year)
Jose Castro - 6% (1st year)
Scott Rolen - 5% (1st year)
Steve Mantle - 5% (1st year)
Pete Ross - 4% (2nd year)
Sam Herges - 3% (2nd year)
Kenny Scott - 3% (2nd year)
Kevin Jacobs - 2% (1st year
Shane Victorino - 2% (1st year)




Starting Pitcher (Must have 800 IP to qualify)

Roy Oswalt - 30% (3rd year)
Tim Hudson - 23% (6th Year)
Randy Johnson - 19% (7th year)
Cliff Lee - 18% (3rd year)
Hiroki Kuroda - 17% (4th year)
Juan Melendez - 16% (2nd year)
Mike Mussina - 13% (3rd year)
John Higgins - 13% (1st year)
Wandy Rodriguez - 12% (3rd year)
Jake Westbrook - 9% (5th year)
John Lackey - 7% (3rd year)
Johan Santana - 6% (2nd year)
Aaron Harang - 3% (3rd year)


Chris Volstad - no
Jon Garland - no
Jorge Campillo - no
Jon Garland - no
Derek Lowe - no
Daisuke Matsuzaka - no
Kevin Millwood - no
Pete Moore - no
Micah Owings - n
David Wagner - no
Adam Wainwright - no



Relief Pitcher (Must have 100 Saves to Qualify)

Steve Kelly - 24% (1st year)
Joba Chamberlain - 19% (3rd year)

Rod Sampson - no
Francisco Cordero - no
Matt Capps - no
Mike Andrews - no

 

[dragonslayer913]

Nobody even close

 

[vman1111]

I think this is the highest debut, Steve Kelly - 24% (1st year). Could he be the first to be elected?

 

[cjay101]

I think Cordova, Oswalt, and Kelly have the best shots at being the first in from the currently-retired players. I imagine someone who retires later on will get in before them as the system is made for electing off a full career (since we started 2007, we are only 8 seasons in at this point)

I was surprised that John Higgins came in a low as he did.

 

[HeboAlan]

Wait until Webb retires or Puljos may be the first 2 in

 

[Meliah]

Go Keogh

 

[RHauch]

Glad to see a couple of my guys who retired last year on the list.

Juan Cordova - 13% (1st year)
Juan Pierre - 9% (1st year)

I think Rich Harden will have a good shot of being one of the first elected in a couple of years when he retires. I will miss him once he retires.

 

[DaSoxFan]

Boooo John Higgins

Kelly was hard to trade but Elmer Williams did produce for me. Wish he didn't get greedy