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David Carson
Jan 18, 2018, 7:50:20 PM1/18/18
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This list has been updated to reflect the death of Doug Harvey, formerly
at position #4..
There are currently 71 living members of the Hall of Fame. This includes
63 players, five managers, and three executives. (Most managers were
former players and many players later become managers, but they are
usually voted into the Hall as one or the other, as their career merits).
Of the 63 players, 60 were voted in by the baseball writers association,
which has the primary responsibility for selecting which players will be
in the Hall of Fame. Players who are no longer under consideration by the
baseball writers can be voted in by the veterans committee - known since
2011 as the "historical overview committee." (It is generally considered
more prestigious to be inducted by the baseball writers, rather than
through the veterans committee's "back door.")
The veterans committee/historical overview committee is also responsible
for inducting non-players, including managers, executives, and umpires.
The list below gives each living Hall member, in order of date of birth.
It also indicates how each member was inducted. The absence of a
designation means "player inducted by the baseball writers."
David Carson
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Living members of the Baseball Hall of Fame
1. Red Schoendienst, b. 2/2/1923 (veterans committee)
2. Tommy Lasorda, b. 9/22/1927 (manager, veterans committee)
3. Whitey Ford, b. 10/21/1928
4. Willie Mays, b. 5/6/1931
5. Whitey Herzog, b. 11/9/1931 (manager, veterans committee)
6. Hank Aaron, b. 2/5/1934
7. Luis Aparicio, b. 4/29/1934
8. Bud Selig, b. 7/30/1934 (executive, historical overview committee)
9. Al Kaline, b. 12/19/1934
10. Frank Robinson, b. 8/31/1935
11. Bob Gibson, b. 11/9/1935
12. Sandy Koufax, b. 12/30/1935
13. Bill Mazeroski, b. 9/5/1936 (veterans committee)
14. Brooks Robinson, b. 5/18/1937
15. Pat Gillick, b. 8/22/1937 (executive, historical overview committee)
16. Orlando Cepeda, b. 9/17/1937 (veterans committee)
17. Juan Marichal, b. 10/20/1937
18. Willie McCovey, b. 1/10/1938
19. Billy Williams, b. 6/15/1938
20. Gaylor Perry, b. 9/15/1938
21. Phil Niekro, b. 4/1/1939
22. Lou Brock, b. 6/18/1939
23. Carl Yastrzemski, b. 8/22/1939
24. Joe Torre, b. 7/18/1940 (manager, historical overview committee)
25. John Schuerholz, b. 10/1/1940 (executive, HOC)
26. Bobby Cox, b. 5/21/1941 (manager, historical overview committee)
27. Tony Perez, b. 5/14/1942
28. Joe Morgan, b. 09/19/1943
29. Ferguson Jenkins, b. 12/13/1943
30. Tony La Russa, b. 10/4/1944 (manager, historical overview committee)
31. Tom Seaver, b. 11/17/1944
32. Steve Carlton, b. 12/22/1944
33. Don Sutton, b. 4/2/1945
34. Rod Carew, b. 10/1/1945
35. Jim Palmer, b. 10/15/1945
36. Reggie Jackson, b. 5/18/1946
37. Rollie Fingers, b. 08/25/1946
38. Nolan Ryan, b. 1/31/1947
39. Johnny Bench, b. 12/7/1947
40. Carlton Fisk, b. 12/26/1947
41. Mike Schmidt, b. 9/27/1949
42. Bert Blyleven, b. 4/6/1951
43. Goose Gossage, b. 7/5/1951
44. Dave Winfield, b. 10/3/1951
45. Bruce Sutter, b. 1/8/1953
46. Jim Rice, b. 3/8/1953
47. George Brett, b. 5/15/1953
48. Andre Dawson, b. 7/10/1954
49. Dennis Eckersley, b. 10/3/1954
50. Ozzie Smith, b. 12/26/1954
51. Robin Yount, b. 9/16/1955
52. Eddie, Murray, b. 2/24/1956
53. Paul Molitor, b. 8/22/1956
54. Wade Boggs, b. 6/15/1958
55 Rickey Henderson, b. 12/25/1958
56. Tim Raines, b. 9/16/1959
57. Ryne Sandberg, b. 9/18/1959
58. Cal Ripken Jr., b. 8/24/1960
59. Randy Johnson, b. 9/10/1963
60. Barry Larkin, b. 4/28/1964
61. Craig Biggio, b. 12/14/1965
62. Tom Glavine, b. 3/25/1966
63. Greg Maddux, b. 4/14/1966
64. John Smlotz, b. 5/15/1967
65. Roberto Alomar, b. 2/5/1968
66. Frank Thomas, b. 5/27/1968
67. Jeff Bagwell, b. 5/27/1968
68. Mike Piazza, b. 9/4/1969
69. Ken Griffey Jr., b. 11/21/1969
70. Pedro Martinez, b. 10/25/1971
71. Ivan Rodriguez, b. 11/27/1971
------------------------------
Living Members of the Baseball Hall of Fame
http://www.doadb.com/bbhof.htm
David Carson
--
"Death is a part of baseball."
"Oh, yeah ... It's the main part."
- heard on The Simpsons
at position #4..
There are currently 71 living members of the Hall of Fame. This includes
63 players, five managers, and three executives. (Most managers were
former players and many players later become managers, but they are
usually voted into the Hall as one or the other, as their career merits).
Of the 63 players, 60 were voted in by the baseball writers association,
which has the primary responsibility for selecting which players will be
in the Hall of Fame. Players who are no longer under consideration by the
baseball writers can be voted in by the veterans committee - known since
2011 as the "historical overview committee." (It is generally considered
more prestigious to be inducted by the baseball writers, rather than
through the veterans committee's "back door.")
The veterans committee/historical overview committee is also responsible
for inducting non-players, including managers, executives, and umpires.
The list below gives each living Hall member, in order of date of birth.
It also indicates how each member was inducted. The absence of a
designation means "player inducted by the baseball writers."
David Carson
------------------------------
Living members of the Baseball Hall of Fame
1. Red Schoendienst, b. 2/2/1923 (veterans committee)
2. Tommy Lasorda, b. 9/22/1927 (manager, veterans committee)
3. Whitey Ford, b. 10/21/1928
4. Willie Mays, b. 5/6/1931
5. Whitey Herzog, b. 11/9/1931 (manager, veterans committee)
6. Hank Aaron, b. 2/5/1934
7. Luis Aparicio, b. 4/29/1934
8. Bud Selig, b. 7/30/1934 (executive, historical overview committee)
9. Al Kaline, b. 12/19/1934
10. Frank Robinson, b. 8/31/1935
11. Bob Gibson, b. 11/9/1935
12. Sandy Koufax, b. 12/30/1935
13. Bill Mazeroski, b. 9/5/1936 (veterans committee)
14. Brooks Robinson, b. 5/18/1937
15. Pat Gillick, b. 8/22/1937 (executive, historical overview committee)
16. Orlando Cepeda, b. 9/17/1937 (veterans committee)
17. Juan Marichal, b. 10/20/1937
18. Willie McCovey, b. 1/10/1938
19. Billy Williams, b. 6/15/1938
20. Gaylor Perry, b. 9/15/1938
21. Phil Niekro, b. 4/1/1939
22. Lou Brock, b. 6/18/1939
23. Carl Yastrzemski, b. 8/22/1939
24. Joe Torre, b. 7/18/1940 (manager, historical overview committee)
25. John Schuerholz, b. 10/1/1940 (executive, HOC)
26. Bobby Cox, b. 5/21/1941 (manager, historical overview committee)
27. Tony Perez, b. 5/14/1942
28. Joe Morgan, b. 09/19/1943
29. Ferguson Jenkins, b. 12/13/1943
30. Tony La Russa, b. 10/4/1944 (manager, historical overview committee)
31. Tom Seaver, b. 11/17/1944
32. Steve Carlton, b. 12/22/1944
33. Don Sutton, b. 4/2/1945
34. Rod Carew, b. 10/1/1945
35. Jim Palmer, b. 10/15/1945
36. Reggie Jackson, b. 5/18/1946
37. Rollie Fingers, b. 08/25/1946
38. Nolan Ryan, b. 1/31/1947
39. Johnny Bench, b. 12/7/1947
40. Carlton Fisk, b. 12/26/1947
41. Mike Schmidt, b. 9/27/1949
42. Bert Blyleven, b. 4/6/1951
43. Goose Gossage, b. 7/5/1951
44. Dave Winfield, b. 10/3/1951
45. Bruce Sutter, b. 1/8/1953
46. Jim Rice, b. 3/8/1953
47. George Brett, b. 5/15/1953
48. Andre Dawson, b. 7/10/1954
49. Dennis Eckersley, b. 10/3/1954
50. Ozzie Smith, b. 12/26/1954
51. Robin Yount, b. 9/16/1955
52. Eddie, Murray, b. 2/24/1956
53. Paul Molitor, b. 8/22/1956
54. Wade Boggs, b. 6/15/1958
55 Rickey Henderson, b. 12/25/1958
56. Tim Raines, b. 9/16/1959
57. Ryne Sandberg, b. 9/18/1959
58. Cal Ripken Jr., b. 8/24/1960
59. Randy Johnson, b. 9/10/1963
60. Barry Larkin, b. 4/28/1964
61. Craig Biggio, b. 12/14/1965
62. Tom Glavine, b. 3/25/1966
63. Greg Maddux, b. 4/14/1966
64. John Smlotz, b. 5/15/1967
65. Roberto Alomar, b. 2/5/1968
66. Frank Thomas, b. 5/27/1968
67. Jeff Bagwell, b. 5/27/1968
68. Mike Piazza, b. 9/4/1969
69. Ken Griffey Jr., b. 11/21/1969
70. Pedro Martinez, b. 10/25/1971
71. Ivan Rodriguez, b. 11/27/1971
------------------------------
Living Members of the Baseball Hall of Fame
http://www.doadb.com/bbhof.htm
David Carson
--
"Death is a part of baseball."
"Oh, yeah ... It's the main part."
- heard on The Simpsons
jdunlop
Jan 18, 2018, 9:46:46 PM1/18/18
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When do you include the new HoFers? When they are elected, or after the induction ceremony. If the former, you need to add Alan Trammell and Jack Morris. And next week...??? (Chipper for sure, likely Thome, probably Hoffman and perhaps Vlad and another.)
Michael OConnor
Jan 18, 2018, 10:14:13 PM1/18/18
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I was watching a show on the MLB Network the other day, where they were talking about this site where they are doing early canvassing of the voters, HOFtrackerlive:
https://onedrive.live.com/view.aspx?resid=F2E5D8FC5199DFAF!8063&ithint=file,xlsx&app=Excel&authkey=!AAAsz3uDsmqy_Vw
This site gets in touch with the voters and asks them who they voted for. According to the voting so far, and they've gotten nearly 200 of the HOF voters (46 percent of the voters) to list their ballot choices. According to this site, Chipper Jones, Jim Thome and Vlad Guerrero are both well over 90 percent, both are most likely shoo-ins. Also, at this point, both Trevor Hoffman and Edgar Martinez are both over 75 percent, so if they both hold, they're going to get in. Mike Mussina is over 70 percent, so he's close. Curt Schilling is at 65 percent, as is Bonds and Clemens, so they are iffy.
https://onedrive.live.com/view.aspx?resid=F2E5D8FC5199DFAF!8063&ithint=file,xlsx&app=Excel&authkey=!AAAsz3uDsmqy_Vw
This site gets in touch with the voters and asks them who they voted for. According to the voting so far, and they've gotten nearly 200 of the HOF voters (46 percent of the voters) to list their ballot choices. According to this site, Chipper Jones, Jim Thome and Vlad Guerrero are both well over 90 percent, both are most likely shoo-ins. Also, at this point, both Trevor Hoffman and Edgar Martinez are both over 75 percent, so if they both hold, they're going to get in. Mike Mussina is over 70 percent, so he's close. Curt Schilling is at 65 percent, as is Bonds and Clemens, so they are iffy.
David Carson
Jan 18, 2018, 11:46:08 PM1/18/18
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On Thu, 18 Jan 2018 18:46:42 -0800 (PST), jdunlop <jdu...@aol.com> wrote:
>When do you include the new HoFers? When they are elected, or after the induction ceremony. If the former, you need to add Alan Trammell and Jack Morris. And next week...??? (Chipper for sure, likely Thome, probably Hoffman and perhaps Vlad and another.)
Usually after the BBWAA elections. I figure if the HOC inductees had to
>When do you include the new HoFers? When they are elected, or after the induction ceremony. If the former, you need to add Alan Trammell and Jack Morris. And next week...??? (Chipper for sure, likely Thome, probably Hoffman and perhaps Vlad and another.)
wait all those extra years to be chosen, they can wait an extra month to
be added to my list.
David Carson
jdunlop
Jan 19, 2018, 2:29:30 PM1/19/18
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On Thursday, January 18, 2018 at 11:46:08 PM UTC-5, David Carson wrote:
> On Thu, 18 Jan 2018 18:46:42 -0800 (PST), jdunlop <j...@a...com> wrote:
>
> >When do you include the new HoFers? When they are elected, or after the induction ceremony. If the former, you need to add Alan Trammell and Jack Morris. And next week...??? (Chipper for sure, likely Thome, probably Hoffman and perhaps Vlad and another.)
>
> Usually after the BBWAA elections. I figure if the HOC inductees had to
> wait all those extra years to be chosen, they can wait an extra month to
> be added to my list.
>
> David Carson
Got it. And thanks for all the stuff you post here. Love reading it.
>
> >When do you include the new HoFers? When they are elected, or after the induction ceremony. If the former, you need to add Alan Trammell and Jack Morris. And next week...??? (Chipper for sure, likely Thome, probably Hoffman and perhaps Vlad and another.)
>
> Usually after the BBWAA elections. I figure if the HOC inductees had to
> wait all those extra years to be chosen, they can wait an extra month to
> be added to my list.
>
> David Carson
Michael OConnor
Jan 24, 2018, 3:38:47 PM1/24/18
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With two and a half hours before the new members for the Baseball Hall of Fame are announced, I thought I would give the up to date numbers from the HOF Tracker site, where they contact HOF voters to ask who they have voted for. After getting feedback from 57 percent of the voters, 243 in all, Chipper Jones is showing up on 98 percent of ballots, Vladimir Guererro is showing up on 95 percent of ballots, Jim Thome 93 percent, Trevor Hoffman 79 percent, Edgar Martinez 77 percent, Mike Mussina 70, Bonds and Clemens 64 and Curt Schilling 60. Seventy five percent is the magic number to get inducted.
https://onedrive.live.com/view.aspx?resid=F2E5D8FC5199DFAF!8063&ithint=file,xlsx&app=Excel&authkey=!AAAsz3uDsmqy_Vw
https://onedrive.live.com/view.aspx?resid=F2E5D8FC5199DFAF!8063&ithint=file,xlsx&app=Excel&authkey=!AAAsz3uDsmqy_Vw
David Carson
Jan 25, 2018, 1:07:29 PM1/25/18
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This list has been updated to reflect the addition of Jack Morris, Alan
Trammell, Trevor Hoffman, Jim Thome, Chipper Jones, and Vladimir Guerrero.
There are currently 77 living members of the Hall of Fame. This includes
69 players, five managers, and three executives. (Most managers were
51. Jack Morris, b. 5/16/1955 (HOC)
52. Robin Yount, b. 9/16/1955
53. Eddie, Murray, b. 2/24/1956
54. Paul Molitor, b. 8/22/1956
55. Alan Trammell, b. 2/21/1958 (HOC)
56. Wade Boggs, b. 6/15/1958
57 Rickey Henderson, b. 12/25/1958
58. Tim Raines, b. 9/16/1959
59. Ryne Sandberg, b. 9/18/1959
60. Cal Ripken Jr., b. 8/24/1960
61. Randy Johnson, b. 9/10/1963
62. Barry Larkin, b. 4/28/1964
63. Craig Biggio, b. 12/14/1965
64. Tom Glavine, b. 3/25/1966
65. Greg Maddux, b. 4/14/1966
66. John Smlotz, b. 5/15/1967
67. Trevor Horrman, b. 10/13/1967
68. Roberto Alomar, b. 2/5/1968
69. Frank Thomas, b. 5/27/1968
70. Jeff Bagwell, b. 5/27/1968
71. Mike Piazza, b. 9/4/1969
72. Ken Griffey Jr., b. 11/21/1969
73. Jim Thome, b. 8/27/1970
74. Pedro Martinez, b. 10/25/1971
75. Ivan Rodriguez, b. 11/27/1971
76. Chipper Jones, b. 4/24/1972
77. Vladimir Guerrero, b. 2/9/1975
Trammell, Trevor Hoffman, Jim Thome, Chipper Jones, and Vladimir Guerrero.
There are currently 77 living members of the Hall of Fame. This includes
69 players, five managers, and three executives. (Most managers were
former players and many players later become managers, but they are
usually voted into the Hall as one or the other, as their career merits).
Of the 69 players, 64 were voted in by the baseball writers association,
usually voted into the Hall as one or the other, as their career merits).
52. Robin Yount, b. 9/16/1955
53. Eddie, Murray, b. 2/24/1956
54. Paul Molitor, b. 8/22/1956
55. Alan Trammell, b. 2/21/1958 (HOC)
56. Wade Boggs, b. 6/15/1958
57 Rickey Henderson, b. 12/25/1958
58. Tim Raines, b. 9/16/1959
59. Ryne Sandberg, b. 9/18/1959
60. Cal Ripken Jr., b. 8/24/1960
61. Randy Johnson, b. 9/10/1963
62. Barry Larkin, b. 4/28/1964
63. Craig Biggio, b. 12/14/1965
64. Tom Glavine, b. 3/25/1966
65. Greg Maddux, b. 4/14/1966
66. John Smlotz, b. 5/15/1967
67. Trevor Horrman, b. 10/13/1967
68. Roberto Alomar, b. 2/5/1968
69. Frank Thomas, b. 5/27/1968
70. Jeff Bagwell, b. 5/27/1968
71. Mike Piazza, b. 9/4/1969
72. Ken Griffey Jr., b. 11/21/1969
73. Jim Thome, b. 8/27/1970
74. Pedro Martinez, b. 10/25/1971
75. Ivan Rodriguez, b. 11/27/1971
76. Chipper Jones, b. 4/24/1972
77. Vladimir Guerrero, b. 2/9/1975
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