Comments on: Future Hall of Fame First Basemen

By: Albert Pujols Autographed Jersey Owner

Albert Pujols Autographed Jersey Owner — Wed, 25 Mar 2009 21:10:01 +0000

G’day!
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By: few4th

few4th — Thu, 04 Oct 2007 21:20:59 +0000

Joe F, I hope you’re right about Bagwell. I’m not convinced that he’ll be a first ballot hall of famer, nor am I convinced that he is a shoe-in to make it at all. During this, the day of the steroid, it doesn’t seem quite as easy to get to the Hall. That being said, Bagwell did have 1,500 RBI’s and runs, 449 homers and nearly a .300 average. Should be enough to get him there.

By: Joe F

Joe F — Wed, 03 Oct 2007 09:19:24 +0000

Bagwell is a hall-of-famer. First ballot is possible, but it’s far from certain. I think the sad thing about his career is that he wasn’t physically able to lift a weight or really throw a baseball after the 1999 season. Imagine if he’d stayed healthy. Only 16 seasons in the bigs and a couple of ‘em he missed significant time with broken wrists or shoulder problems. Still, one of the classiest and most well-rounded players to step on the field…along with B-G-O

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By: Hank

Hank — Fri, 25 May 2007 16:29:23 +0000

You are on target with the Big Hurt, and Jeff Bagwell.
They make it on the first ballot. No one else of significants
retired at the end of 2005. That will lock a first ballot for Jeff
in 2011. I also agree that 500 homers & 1500 RBI should get Jim & Carlos into the Hall. Tomes problom could be that he retires in a crouded class that includes Bonds.
Because of what happened to Nomars carrier, I prefer to wait longer to judge Todd & Albert. A great barromiter will
take place when Fred Magriff arrives on the ballot. Should he have stuck arround for 500 homers ? I would have been pleased to see it. Jullio is still handy with the bat.

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