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Bob
Chapman, Bob: Got nominated because he appeared in 1 AS game. But heâ??s no HOFer. Vote: NO.
Ewing, Rick: I have no idea how he appeared in 2 AS games despite a career ERA of 5.08. Somehow got 124 career saves, but he still doesnâ??t belong in the HOF. Vote: NO.
Ford, Flash: God, no. Vote: NO.
Giallombardo, Bill: Not even close. Vote: NO.
James, Jerry: Nope. Vote: NO
Taylor, Ken: Snuck onto 1 AS team, so he gets nominated. But he only pitched 75.1 innings his whole career so thereâ??s no way in hell heâ??s a HOFer. Vote: NO.
Relief Pitchers
November 18, 2002 at 02:42PM View BBCode
There are 6 relievers that met the nomination criteria. Unfortunately, a lot of them are really marginal pitchers who made 1 AS appearance along the way. I donâ??t think any of these guys are even close, but nonetheless, here they are:Chapman, Bob: Got nominated because he appeared in 1 AS game. But heâ??s no HOFer. Vote: NO.
Ewing, Rick: I have no idea how he appeared in 2 AS games despite a career ERA of 5.08. Somehow got 124 career saves, but he still doesnâ??t belong in the HOF. Vote: NO.
Ford, Flash: God, no. Vote: NO.
Giallombardo, Bill: Not even close. Vote: NO.
James, Jerry: Nope. Vote: NO
Taylor, Ken: Snuck onto 1 AS team, so he gets nominated. But he only pitched 75.1 innings his whole career so thereâ??s no way in hell heâ??s a HOFer. Vote: NO.
dawgfan
November 18, 2002 at 04:39PM View BBCode
No one here is even close. Still waiting for HoF-calibur relief pitchers to retire (i.e. Frank Lubratich)...
celamantia
--Chris
November 18, 2002 at 04:45PM View BBCode
No to all. Next season (this afternoon?) there will probably be some decent candidates...--Chris
andrew
November 18, 2002 at 05:47PM View BBCode
I guess on this we shouldn't all have to vote but I will just say no to all as well.Pages: 1