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Hall of Fame ballots to be released today

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Would anyone on here vote for any of those guys? I honestly lean more with side that says they were the best of the era that used... Maybe asterisk their name, but they got to go somewhere IMO.

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Bonds and Clemens without a doubt. Sosa no because I never though of him as anything more than a swing for the fences player that accumulated more meaningless homeruns in baseball history. In short, I just never thought of Sosa (or McGwire) as anything more than just power hitters. Bonds and Clemens were multiple MVP and Cy Young winners, respectively, that dominated there era. Maybe the two best players in my lifetime.

A large mass of the players were juiced up in that era, they were the ones that got caught. I have no issue with them being in the HOF if their careers warrant it.

Bonds and Clemens should be first ballot hall of famers. Use was prevelant throughout their era and MLB did nothing about it hence what rule did they actually break. They should be in but I'd say the writers will feel otherwise.

Bonds and Clemens should be first ballot hall of famers. Use was prevelant throughout their era and MLB did nothing about it hence what rule did they actually break. They should be in but I'd say the writers will feel otherwise.

 

This. Sosa sucks.

If Barry Bonds isn't a first ballot Hall of Famer I'm not sure who should be one.

I would not vote for any of them first ballot. If that costs them the Hall, so be it. We all know right and wrong and wrong should not be rewarded. I don't care what the rules were in baseball.

 

I don't think any of them get more than 50% this year. Sosa may not get 30%.

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The funny part is the guys voting for them not to be in the Hall of Fame are the same group of characters that reveled in their successes as of result of steroids. Now they take the moral high ground.

Not voting them in on the first ballot to prove a point, but if Bonds doesn't eventually get it the HOF can't be taken seriously.

Not voting them in on the first ballot to prove a point, but if Bonds doesn't eventually get it the HOF can't be taken seriously.

 

I feel the same way. Also the same way about Rose. Joke.

I am watching a discussion on ESPN. They (Olney, Kurkjian and 2 others) are saying the only person close appears to be Biggio who is running around 70%. They don't think anyone gets in tomorrow. Bonds and Clemens are projected around 42%. I didn't hear them put a projected number on Sosa.

Although he doesn't have a snowball's chance in Hades, isn't this Dale Murphy's last (15th) shot with the writers? If so, it will be interesting to see how his votes stack up against the juicers.

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