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Salvy should be a slam dunk induction. The fact people can claim to watch baseball and even DEBATE this is insane. And yes, totally agree, the framing metrics are overrated.

If Ozzie Smith is in the HOF, and if Yadi Molina gets into the HOF, how do you not also put both Andruw Jones and Keith Hernandez into the HOF?

Giving this guy access to stathead is like giving the bad guys access to nuclear weapons

You sure about that?

I vividly recall being disappointed by any Doritos flavor that wasn’t Cool Ranch

I can’t believe I’m saying this, but *clears throat* DEFENSE EXISTS

I love this stuff folks. First of all, look at the names on this list. Pitching royalty. The game's most durable arms. Second of all, note that everyone here achieved their feat consecutively except Tommy John, whose career was famously bifurcated by his namesake elbow surgery.

36-year-old Rangers pitching prospect expected to start tonight at Seattle

We made it to the end of the week 😌 It’s okay to pat yourself on the back I’m proud of you 🥹

There are a few players in the HOF because they are the greatest defenders of all time at their respective positions: • Bill Mazeroski 4 • Brooks Robinson 5 • Ozzie Smith 6 Why not Andruw Jones, who is that AND hit 434 HR? Why not Keith Hernandez, who is that AND hit .296?

Keith had 11 Gold Gloves, an MVP, a batting title, and two World Series rings. He was a doubles machine, batted .296 lifetime, and retired with more walks than strikeouts. The ONLY knock against him is that he was a first baseman that didn’t profile like a true power hitter.

YESSSSSSSSSSS

Next you're gonna tell me you know a guy that makes shirts

How about “faux-no”

You should hear me talk about the Angels’ oft-injured third baseman

pay judge what he wants

Who throws AARON JUDGE a middle-middle pitch in a 2-0 count with the bases loaded? You trying to have the ball land in the Hudson River?

Only 170 MLB players (out of more than 23,000) have ever hit at least 292 HR in their careers. Sammy Sosa did that during a five-year span from 1998-2002.

A great, succinct, accurate take on Steve Garvey