I somehow completely forgot Francisco Lindor is on the Mets when making this video. No clue how that possibly happened but my bad. He's easily the Mets' most likely hall of famer. Hope everyone enjoyed the video
Sorry to disagree with you here Blake Robinson but Salvador Perez is basically a Lock for the Hall. He’s a World Series Champion, World Series MVP, 8x All Star, 5x Gold Glove Winner, 4x Silver Slugger, won a Home Run Title with 48 in 2021, won a Comeback Player of the Year in 2020, and is 13th All-Time in Home Runs by a Catcher while only being 15 HR out of the Top 10 All Time at just 33 years old. Even if his Average Home Runs per year drop from 20.5 (he hasn’t hit less than 20 other than the shortened 2020 since 2014) to something like 17.5 over the next 3 years (which would be ~54) that would make him only the 8th Catcher All-Time with 300 Career HR’s. It would take a debilitating injury in the next year or so for him not to be a Lock for the Hall…
Dude, this is insanely ironic to me. I am working on a list for a future video/article and have been for a few weeks on and off now. This article/video that I am working on is on the percentage chance for players with over two years of major league experience that I think have some hall of fame shot (I deemed around 68 players), and I just realized yesterday the only player that I think that I missed was Lindor... Crazy how the universe/God works!
@@mtverv I think Salvy has had a great career, I still don’t think he’s had a hall of fame career. Great resume but don’t think it will be enough to get in
@@BlakeRobins0n if Salvy’s Career isn’t enough to get in then you have to be a Super Small Hall Guy. Not just Super Small, not just Ridiculously Small, like the Ludicrous Speed level of Small. 8 All-Stars, A World Series Champ/MVP, 5 GG’s, 4 SS’s, a HR Title, a Comeback Player of the year, and at a Minimum Top 10 in HR at a Position All Time? Man you need to readjust your barometer if that’s not a Lock…
@@mtverv Not without a few more great years. Catchers aren't judged fairly. Javy Lopez has better numbers than Perez and can't even sniff the hall. Perez is going to need at least two more great years, probably three to get close and while he certainly could do that, don't forget that catchers usually fall off a cliff and disappear when the body finally gives out.
As a Rockies fan (unfortunately) I'd have to take Nolan Jones as our Hall of Famer. He was 4th in Rookie of the Year award and really started to pop off late last season. Hopefully he can continue! Great video!
Dodgers should have been Freeman, cause he will likely be the first to retire of their future hall of famers. Similar reason Goldschmidt should have been chosen over Arenado.
@@BlakeRobins0nI disagree. Freeman has accumulated more “great” seasons than Betts thus far. If both retire tomorrow, Freeman is getting in first ballot. I don’t know if I could say the same for Betts.
Loved the video, and you had some pretty good choices. Definetly some hot takes but, you got me to think and I agree with a couple. Think you definetly missed the Brewers though. Burnes has been a top 10 cy young the last 4 years and is a workhorse. Also Yelich had a much better year last year, than his previous 3. No hate to Jackson but I think Burnes is the obvious choice.
I appreciate that. I didn't pick Burnes because he's already 29 years old and hasn't recorded 900 strikeouts. He has to make up a lot over the next few years to have a chance at getting in, and I just don't see that
@@BlakeRobins0n I do agree his counting stats aren't gonna be what gets him in, but I think he's still looks g enough that if he has a few more great years he will make it. Kinda like you said in the Cole part, there haven't been too many sure fire pitchers lately, so I think it will help Burnes standout
While Verlander is a lock for the HOF, Altuve and Yordan Alvarez look like they have great chances too for Houston. And Kyle Tucker is in the mix also.
Great video but I think that Aaron Judge or Juan Soto might have a higher chance than Gerrit Cole but it's just my opinion and I think Otani has a higher chance than Betts but again it's just my opinion.
For Baltimore and Boston I think Kimbrel and Kenley might be the true answer. Its tough to project closers but they’re both over 400 saves and have done more than some closers who are currently in
What about Lindor for the Mets? He's bound to have over 2k hits with the team when he's done and he should be close or over 400 homers by the time he retires. One of the best defends of this era multi time all star, silver slugger and he has a few gold gloves to go along with a platinum glove.
With Justin Verlander it really depends on which team he puts on his HOF plaque as both the Tigers and Astros have good cases for him. Now one thing that might change this is if he reaches 300 wins which depends on how this and next season go.
I was literally just thinking about that earlier today. Still think he goes with the Tigers just because of how dominant he was for a longer time there
@@BlakeRobins0n that's there advantage but the Astros are where he hit his milestones and added years back to his career. This is where he also won his rings, 2 of his cy Young's, and they were the team to take a chance after his Tommy John surgery so if you add 300 that might push the Astros over
How about a video on the major league pitchers most likely to get Thommy John surgery next year. Oh, wait, I don't think you want to do a two hour long video.
@@Denozo88 Baseball today it's all about velocity and spin. The only problem is that most pitchers can't throw up to 100 for years and not get hurt. It's the same thing with high rpm pitches. Both of them put too much stress on the arm.
Bautista is already 28 years old surprisingly. Didn't know that until about a few weeks ago. He has almost zero chance at making the hall of fame, especially considering he won't play in 2024
@@BlakeRobins0n well as long as you’re picking prospects, Harrison or Whisenhunt. Not to say they’re the better pick, but because of the roid argument you made. Agreed as far as Machado goes tho
Picking prospects that haven't touched the majors is absurd. It may be different in a decade, but on January 13th 2024 Paul Skenes absolutely does not have a better chance at making the HOF than Andrew McCutchen. Cutch isn't a lock but he still has a legitimate shot at getting in.
It's possible Cutch gets in. I just looked at other hall-of-famers as of recent, and their stats and accolades are far better than what McCutchen's are
I don't see it affecting either of them honestly. If it really did have an affect, I think it would keep both of them out, just because they both were on the team while it took place. But I don't think voters will care
I don't know. Relievers have it tough. You basically have to be the best ever to get in. If he can get another 80 saves to get to 500 maybe. Problem is, how much longer is he going to be a closer?
Thank you! I don’t think he would ever get into the hall if he retired tomorrow. He’s only played in MLB for 6 seasons and hasn’t even put up 40 WAR. Statistically he would be the worst hall of famer in recent memory
I think dodgers has gotta be shohei. There were a few players that I think were in the Negro leagues and they made the hall of fame because they were a 2 way player. If that’s the case, shohei is gaurenterd
The active ex-Brave to most likely be the next to go to the hall is Freddy Freeman. Being a Dodger now doesn't change that. But I get what you're going for. And though he's no longer active, looks like Andruw Jones will be the next Brave to go in.
WAY too much love for youngsters on this list. Chourio over Yelich and Burnes before he plays a single major league inning is absurd. I also think he will be great, but there have been a ton of very talented prospects with great minor league careers that just never panned out. Not to mention injuries. He has a chance, sure, but Yelich and Burnes are exponentially more likely. And Alvarez over Lindor is ridiculous.
I honestly don't think Yelich or Burnes have good chances. Yelich has been declining and has only posted 5 seasons with an OPS over .800. Burnes has really only been elite for a few seasons and wasn't fantastic in 2023. Totally forgot Lindor though somehow, otherwise I would have picked him
@@BlakeRobins0n Truthfully, I don’t think it’s likely Yelich or Burnes gets in either. Still, both Yelich and Burnes have a better shot than a guy who hasn’t played at ALL. They at least have some major league awards under their belts. Yelich only has 5 seasons with an OPS over .800, sure, but Chourio has zero. Burnes only has a few all star caliber seasons, but Chourio has zero. Bottom line, I love your channel, but it’s just my opinion that picking a guy that’s never played MLB baseball over a former MVP and a Cy Young winner is crazy. If he had even one great season under his belt I’d understand, but there’s just as good a chance that he’s Jarred Kelenic as there is that he’s Julio Rodriguez.
@@danielmetcalfe5589 Thank you for the kind words! In my view, I’m thinking percentage wise when picking these players. I think Yelich and Burnes both have a less than 5% chance to get into Cooperstown one day. I think Chourio has a slightly higher chance than those guys
@@BlakeRobins0n Oh I agree completely after seeing him play in the Australian League, it's just we all know who it would have been if certain issues didn't surface
Wait, wait, wait. Francisco ALVAREZ? from the Mets. I think you meant Francisco LINDOR. Lindor is pretty much already a hall of famer. You keep saying is “already” 29 while I’m going to say he’s “only” 29. That’s very young. He’s got six or seven seasons of production left and he’s already got 43 bWAR. Average HOF shortstop has 66. So he needs 23 WAR to get there. He’ll get there in 5 or 6 years. 100% the most likely hall of famer on the Mets. And isn’t Kenley Janson on the Red Sox? I feel like he’s got a much better shot than Devers at this point.
I think Cole, Soto, Judge, and Stanton all have reasonably good HOF chances. Judge and Stanton depend on 500 HR threshold most likely, Cole is on a very clear path for 3000 K and Soto is about as obvious a future HOFer as a 25 year old can be. I'm good with choosing Cole here as I think his odds of reaching his milestone are the highest. But Soto also feels like a really clear path too barring anything tragic happening.
Judge will likely hit his 300th HR this year. That gives him 7 seasons on his remaining contract to hit 200 more. Thats not unreasonable if he stays healthy. His production would have to fall off sharply to go under 30/year average over the next 7 years. Assuming he hits 40+ for the next couple seasons in his early 30s his last couple of seasons would need to be 20 hr years, and presently he’s getting to 20 with time to spare before the break. Though if he’s still the reigning AL HR record holder that might push him over the edge even if he’s just shy of 500 G is only 2 years older and has 416. Plus he’s on pace for like 37 this year. That would put him at 439 going into 2025. If he can mash for a couple more seasons and still be productive enough to stay in the lineup for a couple more after that he’s almost a lock for 500. The thing I worry about with the big guys is injury. They hit the ground hard. And their swings are violent. Slamming a 250 pound body on the ground to slide into second and ripping a 2 pound stick through the zone at 80 mph takes a toll.
@@Markmen-cw8dj and people like you want to try to convince people of their innocence despite being apart of one of the biggest scandals in MLB history and stealing a World Series without any proper punishment. Astros simps are the worst
@BlakeRobins0n Devers is just a bit over 2 years younger and has just a bit over two years less service time. Using 2023 numbers for extrapolation purposes to pull them even in service time you get Devers with 238 HRs to Correa's 173. Devers' RBI: 755 to Correa's 618 and Devers' has 709 runs to 568. Devers Ave is 280 Correa's is 272. Use WAR if you like but the other stats are all in Devers' favor.
Wtf are you taking about? The guy is in already if he never played another game in his life. He has more WAR than Ken Griffey Jr and Joe DiMaggio for christs sake. He’s 5th ALL TIME in CF WAR and he’s still playing. What are you smoking?
I think Judge and Ohtani both will make it honestly. Their numbers are ridiculous already and should they both stay fairly healthy over the remainder of their contracts, I think their resumes will be enough to get in
@@BlakeRobins0n judge turns 32 when the season starts. judge needs 226 hrs for 500 career hr, and 500 isn't even a guarantee for HOF. judge will def not get there. as for ohtani he probably does just because he's doing both at a high level. i just dont trust ohtani to stay healthy long enough to make the HOF.
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I somehow completely forgot Francisco Lindor is on the Mets when making this video. No clue how that possibly happened but my bad. He's easily the Mets' most likely hall of famer. Hope everyone enjoyed the video
Sorry to disagree with you here Blake Robinson but Salvador Perez is basically a Lock for the Hall. He’s a World Series Champion, World Series MVP, 8x All Star, 5x Gold Glove Winner, 4x Silver Slugger, won a Home Run Title with 48 in 2021, won a Comeback Player of the Year in 2020, and is 13th All-Time in Home Runs by a Catcher while only being 15 HR out of the Top 10 All Time at just 33 years old. Even if his Average Home Runs per year drop from 20.5 (he hasn’t hit less than 20 other than the shortened 2020 since 2014) to something like 17.5 over the next 3 years (which would be ~54) that would make him only the 8th Catcher All-Time with 300 Career HR’s. It would take a debilitating injury in the next year or so for him not to be a Lock for the Hall…
Dude, this is insanely ironic to me.
I am working on a list for a future video/article and have been for a few weeks on and off now. This article/video that I am working on is on the percentage chance for players with over two years of major league experience that I think have some hall of fame shot (I deemed around 68 players), and I just realized yesterday the only player that I think that I missed was Lindor...
Crazy how the universe/God works!
@@mtverv I think Salvy has had a great career, I still don’t think he’s had a hall of fame career. Great resume but don’t think it will be enough to get in
@@BlakeRobins0n if Salvy’s Career isn’t enough to get in then you have to be a Super Small Hall Guy. Not just Super Small, not just Ridiculously Small, like the Ludicrous Speed level of Small. 8 All-Stars, A World Series Champ/MVP, 5 GG’s, 4 SS’s, a HR Title, a Comeback Player of the year, and at a Minimum Top 10 in HR at a Position All Time? Man you need to readjust your barometer if that’s not a Lock…
@@mtverv Not without a few more great years. Catchers aren't judged fairly. Javy Lopez has better numbers than Perez and can't even sniff the hall. Perez is going to need at least two more great years, probably three to get close and while he certainly could do that, don't forget that catchers usually fall off a cliff and disappear when the body finally gives out.
Good video, I agree with most, but Francisco Alvarez over Lindor?
I know right
Completely forgot Lindor somehow. He definitely would have been the pick
I know Lindor for sure
As a Rockies fan (unfortunately) I'd have to take Nolan Jones as our Hall of Famer. He was 4th in Rookie of the Year award and really started to pop off late last season. Hopefully he can continue! Great video!
Agreed as another (unfortunate) rockies fan
I mean Kris Bryant only cuz of his cubs days
I hope your right about Vlad, But I think Bo has proven to be the more likely to be more consistent.
Vladdy was statistically the unluckiest hitter in 2023 according to Baseball Savant. I'm not concerned about his "down" 2023 season at all.
@@BlakeRobins0nSo he’s been unlucky for 4 of his 5 seasons? Should’ve went with Bo.
Bo's ceiling isn't nearly as high, his horrible defense really holds him back@@bluejaysbaseball
I love these types of videos!! Keep up the amazing work bro
Thank you so much!
Mets should be Francisco lindor
Completely forgot him somehow, otherwise he would have been my pick 100%
pete alonso should be the mets next.
Love the channel😊 ❤
Thank you so much!
Great vid!
Thank you!
Dodgers should have been Freeman, cause he will likely be the first to retire of their future hall of famers.
Similar reason Goldschmidt should have been chosen over Arenado.
If Freeman and Betts retired tomorrow, Betts would get more votes to get into the hall. He’s definitely more likely to get in
@@BlakeRobins0nI disagree. Freeman has accumulated more “great” seasons than Betts thus far. If both retire tomorrow, Freeman is getting in first ballot. I don’t know if I could say the same for Betts.
Loved the video, and you had some pretty good choices. Definetly some hot takes but, you got me to think and I agree with a couple. Think you definetly missed the Brewers though. Burnes has been a top 10 cy young the last 4 years and is a workhorse. Also Yelich had a much better year last year, than his previous 3. No hate to Jackson but I think Burnes is the obvious choice.
I appreciate that. I didn't pick Burnes because he's already 29 years old and hasn't recorded 900 strikeouts. He has to make up a lot over the next few years to have a chance at getting in, and I just don't see that
@@BlakeRobins0n I do agree his counting stats aren't gonna be what gets him in, but I think he's still looks g enough that if he has a few more great years he will make it. Kinda like you said in the Cole part, there haven't been too many sure fire pitchers lately, so I think it will help Burnes standout
I think Frank Fleming has the best chance to be the Mets next Hall of Famer. He has elite talent and continues to fall under the radar.
Totally forgot about Fleming. He’s got massive potential still. I heard his walk-up song is “Raise Your Glass”
While Verlander is a lock for the HOF, Altuve and Yordan Alvarez look like they have great chances too for Houston. And Kyle Tucker is in the mix also.
For sure
Great video but I think that Aaron Judge or Juan Soto might have a higher chance than Gerrit Cole but it's just my opinion and I think Otani has a higher chance than Betts but again it's just my opinion.
Thank you! Honestly forgot Soto was on the Yankees, but think I still would have chosen Cole
Betts has a more proven career than Ohtani. Ohtani has never made the playoffs what if he's never the same after his injury
For Baltimore and Boston I think Kimbrel and Kenley might be the true answer. Its tough to project closers but they’re both over 400 saves and have done more than some closers who are currently in
Yeah I honestly forgot both of them were on those teams. They’ll both probably get in
What about Lindor for the Mets? He's bound to have over 2k hits with the team when he's done and he should be close or over 400 homers by the time he retires. One of the best defends of this era multi time all star, silver slugger and he has a few gold gloves to go along with a platinum glove.
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Knowing Freddie freeman and shohei ohtani are now on the dodgers I would probably put Freddie as the hall of famer for the dodgers
Over Mookie?
With Justin Verlander it really depends on which team he puts on his HOF plaque as both the Tigers and Astros have good cases for him. Now one thing that might change this is if he reaches 300 wins which depends on how this and next season go.
I was literally just thinking about that earlier today. Still think he goes with the Tigers just because of how dominant he was for a longer time there
@@BlakeRobins0n that's there advantage but the Astros are where he hit his milestones and added years back to his career. This is where he also won his rings, 2 of his cy Young's, and they were the team to take a chance after his Tommy John surgery so if you add 300 that might push the Astros over
He's probably going to go in as a Tiger. He was unstoppable there.
Webb has a ped suspention, I think he mixed up Tatis and Machado😅
I'm kinda surprised that he didn't say Charlie Blackmon for Colorado
Blackmon has zero chance at making it
The next Mariners' player (not currently eligible for this list since he's no longer playing) would be ichiro considering he's eligible beginning 2025
Orioles need to build around Adley like the giants built around posey
Honestly, i think Kershaw, Grienke, amd Votto are all going to be HoFs
First ballot all 3
2:46 was insane
How about a video on the major league pitchers most likely to get Thommy John surgery next year. Oh, wait, I don't think you want to do a two hour long video.
Why are so many getting that surgery especially so young.
Lol
@@Denozo88 Baseball today it's all about velocity and spin. The only problem is that most pitchers can't throw up to 100 for years and not get hurt. It's the same thing with high rpm pitches. Both of them put too much stress on the arm.
@@fr2ncm9 interesting
@@Denozo88it’s the increased velocity, once a pitcher throws over 80mph thag puts you at risk are destroying all ligaments in you elbow on every pitch
Did he forget that Brandon Woodruff exists? He's only 30 and has been dominant for the past 4 years
Brandon Woodruff is a free agent. The Brewers decided to not tender him a contract a few months ago
Underrated choice, but possibly Kenley Jansen for the Red Sox?
Totally forgot about Kenley somehow. Yeah he’ll probably make the hall one day. Best closer of the past decade
dude you picked francisco alvarez over pete alonso, and francisco lindor. wtf!!!!!
Forgot Lindor completely somehow, otherwise I would have chose him
I don’t know if you don’t do Bullpen, but Adley Rutschman over Felix Bautista?
Bautista is already 28 years old surprisingly. Didn't know that until about a few weeks ago. He has almost zero chance at making the hall of fame, especially considering he won't play in 2024
Next time can you do just new players. Mike Trout, Mookie, and Manny Machado are like 100% chance
I try to keep the criteria the same for all teams
Saying I won’t go for Tatis because of steroids, proceeds to choose Webb as most likely for the Giants right after that…
Machado is a near lock to make the hall anyways, and who else was I supposed to pick for the Giants?
@@BlakeRobins0n well as long as you’re picking prospects, Harrison or Whisenhunt. Not to say they’re the better pick, but because of the roid argument you made.
Agreed as far as Machado goes tho
Tatis didn't use the roids while playing.
So not Kenley Jansen on Sox?
Forgot Kenley somehow
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Picking prospects that haven't touched the majors is absurd. It may be different in a decade, but on January 13th 2024 Paul Skenes absolutely does not have a better chance at making the HOF than Andrew McCutchen. Cutch isn't a lock but he still has a legitimate shot at getting in.
It's possible Cutch gets in. I just looked at other hall-of-famers as of recent, and their stats and accolades are far better than what McCutchen's are
Here within an hour
Thank you!
Altuve will get in but Correa won’t because of the scandle
I don't see it affecting either of them honestly. If it really did have an affect, I think it would keep both of them out, just because they both were on the team while it took place. But I don't think voters will care
Life long Astros fan. I don’t see Correa putting up HOF numbers regardless of the scandal
What about Lindor for the Mets instead of Alvarez? He’s one of the greatest shortstops of the 21st century.
Somehow forgot about Lindor, otherwise he would have been my pick
dude, skenes and chourio are not more likely then cutch and yelich. skenes needs to make it to AAA before i even consider that idea🤣
Both of their resumes are good but not hall of fame worthy. I’m not simply going to pick someone because they’re in the major leagues
Lindor exist ma dude. Swing and miss on mets
Somehow forgot Lindor. I would have picked him if I didn't.
Kenley Jansen is still on the Red Sox he will probably get in one day
I don't know. Relievers have it tough. You basically have to be the best ever to get in. If he can get another 80 saves to get to 500 maybe. Problem is, how much longer is he going to be a closer?
Wait what is the “modern era” now?
I believe the modern era is from 1900 to present day
@@BlakeRobins0n well then 73 steals is a lot, but it's no record
Love the video man but gotta disagree regarding Ohtani. Dude could retire tomorrow and he’d be a first ballot HOFer.
Thank you! I don’t think he would ever get into the hall if he retired tomorrow. He’s only played in MLB for 6 seasons and hasn’t even put up 40 WAR. Statistically he would be the worst hall of famer in recent memory
Have you seen the hall of fame voters? He could retire tomorrow and get pushed off the ballot.
McClanahan over Caminero I think. McClanahan has a higher ceiling I think. Nasty Stuff
Maybe a higher ceiling, but is more injury prone and a lot older
8:35 What about Lindor???
Lol just saw the pinned comment my b
I’m glad you left out deGrom, great talent but not even 100 career wins because of injuries so I don’t see him making the HOF.
It's a shame because when it comes to skill he's a pitching terminator.
Yeah it sucks injuries derailed his career but he has very low odds of making it to Cooperstown
@@BlakeRobins0n Great talent but unfortunately he breaks like a pretzel.
How did he not take Lindor or Alonso for the Mets
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I think dodgers has gotta be shohei. There were a few players that I think were in the Negro leagues and they made the hall of fame because they were a 2 way player. If that’s the case, shohei is gaurenterd
Red Sox should’ve been Kenley Jansen
Should have been kimbrel on the orioles
Kenly Jansen is on the Red Sox tho
I know, forgot him
The active ex-Brave to most likely be the next to go to the hall is Freddy Freeman. Being a Dodger now doesn't change that. But I get what you're going for.
And though he's no longer active, looks like Andruw Jones will be the next Brave to go in.
Out of all Ex-Braves, sure he is. But I only went off of players currently on that team's roster for this video. I think Andruw Jones will get in too
@@BlakeRobins0n Yeah like I said, I get what you were going for. It just feels wrong, LOL
WAY too much love for youngsters on this list. Chourio over Yelich and Burnes before he plays a single major league inning is absurd.
I also think he will be great, but there have been a ton of very talented prospects with great minor league careers that just never panned out. Not to mention injuries. He has a chance, sure, but Yelich and Burnes are exponentially more likely.
And Alvarez over Lindor is ridiculous.
I honestly don't think Yelich or Burnes have good chances. Yelich has been declining and has only posted 5 seasons with an OPS over .800. Burnes has really only been elite for a few seasons and wasn't fantastic in 2023. Totally forgot Lindor though somehow, otherwise I would have picked him
@@BlakeRobins0n Truthfully, I don’t think it’s likely Yelich or Burnes gets in either. Still, both Yelich and Burnes have a better shot than a guy who hasn’t played at ALL. They at least have some major league awards under their belts. Yelich only has 5 seasons with an OPS over .800, sure, but Chourio has zero. Burnes only has a few all star caliber seasons, but Chourio has zero.
Bottom line, I love your channel, but it’s just my opinion that picking a guy that’s never played MLB baseball over a former MVP and a Cy Young winner is crazy. If he had even one great season under his belt I’d understand, but there’s just as good a chance that he’s Jarred Kelenic as there is that he’s Julio Rodriguez.
@@danielmetcalfe5589 Thank you for the kind words! In my view, I’m thinking percentage wise when picking these players. I think Yelich and Burnes both have a less than 5% chance to get into Cooperstown one day. I think Chourio has a slightly higher chance than those guys
Ok guys I know we lost to the d-backs but J.T. Realmuto is still the best catcher
Rutschman and Smith are both better now in my opinion
I think the rangers most likely hall of famer is Corey seagor
Max Scherzer is a 100% first ballot hall of famer. Seager might get in one day, but Scherzer is a lock
Didn't even mention Lindor
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Webb took PEDS so pick again!
Tatis is eligible, he didn't use the roids while playing so he is good.
Well everyone is eligible, it’s just a matter of if he gets voted in or not
Any other Rays fans here, bitting their lips like me?
Don’t be, Junior is gonna be a stud for a long time
@@BlakeRobins0n Oh I agree completely after seeing him play in the Australian League, it's just we all know who it would have been if certain issues didn't surface
But Zack Gelof is a second baseman.
He also plays third base
Lindor for the mets
acuña did not set the modern era steals record
Meant to say the Braves' modern era record
nats should be james wood
Wood is really good but I think Crews is going to be a superstar
Orioles = Kimbrel
Lindor over Alvarez
Wait, wait, wait. Francisco ALVAREZ? from the Mets. I think you meant Francisco LINDOR. Lindor is pretty much already a hall of famer.
You keep saying is “already” 29 while I’m going to say he’s “only” 29. That’s very young. He’s got six or seven seasons of production left and he’s already got 43 bWAR. Average HOF shortstop has 66. So he needs 23 WAR to get there. He’ll get there in 5 or 6 years. 100% the most likely hall of famer on the Mets.
And isn’t Kenley Janson on the Red Sox? I feel like he’s got a much better shot than Devers at this point.
Lindor definitely has a good chance, especially if he makes a couple more all star teams and gold gloves
Totally forgot Lindor somehow, otherwise I would have picked him for sure. I should have picked Jansen too
Having Soto in the promo and HOF vid is a joke. Hes not a HOFer
He’s accumulated almost 30 bWAR and he’s only 25 years old. It would take a career-ending injury for him to not get in one day
Sherzer for Texas? No. He’s not really a ranger. He’s more of a tiger and won’t even complete a season with us before he’s gone
Did you watch my video at all? I clearly stated I was choosing the most likely future hall of famer on each MLB team right now
@@BlakeRobins0n did you not read my comment? Sherzer isn’t really a ranger
@@Searchingwithmatt He is the most likely player on the Rangers right now to make the hall of fame. That's what my video is about.
lindor?😞
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I think Cole, Soto, Judge, and Stanton all have reasonably good HOF chances. Judge and Stanton depend on 500 HR threshold most likely, Cole is on a very clear path for 3000 K and Soto is about as obvious a future HOFer as a 25 year old can be. I'm good with choosing Cole here as I think his odds of reaching his milestone are the highest. But Soto also feels like a really clear path too barring anything tragic happening.
Well said
Yankees suck
Judge will likely hit his 300th HR this year. That gives him 7 seasons on his remaining contract to hit 200 more. Thats not unreasonable if he stays healthy. His production would have to fall off sharply to go under 30/year average over the next 7 years. Assuming he hits 40+ for the next couple seasons in his early 30s his last couple of seasons would need to be 20 hr years, and presently he’s getting to 20 with time to spare before the break. Though if he’s still the reigning AL HR record holder that might push him over the edge even if he’s just shy of 500
G is only 2 years older and has 416. Plus he’s on pace for like 37 this year. That would put him at 439 going into 2025. If he can mash for a couple more seasons and still be productive enough to stay in the lineup for a couple more after that he’s almost a lock for 500.
The thing I worry about with the big guys is injury. They hit the ground hard. And their swings are violent. Slamming a 250 pound body on the ground to slide into second and ripping a 2 pound stick through the zone at 80 mph takes a toll.
Scandal will keep Altuve and Correa out. No room for cheaters
Altuve never cheated
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@@Markmen-cw8dj bs. They all took part. The whole team is complicit even if the only proof of him not cheating is that people said so. Buzz buzz
@@andrewtaylor1492 and idk, the statistics? People like you don’t want to be convince despite all the proof being there
@@Markmen-cw8dj and people like you want to try to convince people of their innocence despite being apart of one of the biggest scandals in MLB history and stealing a World Series without any proper punishment. Astros simps are the worst
No way Betts over Shohei
100%. If both of them retired tomorrow, Mookie gets in while Shohei doesn’t
Remind me how many MVPs does Betts have? You also should consider Shohei's nationality and his two-way playing. @@BlakeRobins0n
sale over acuna imo
lol
I know Sale's prime was ridiculous, but honestly don't know if he has enough to get in one day
Correa will make it but Devers unlikely???? What are you smoking?
While Devers is 2 years younger than Correa, he has 22 WAR less than him. He’s very bad defensively, and I’m not sure his bat makes up for it enough
@BlakeRobins0n Devers is just a bit over 2 years younger and has just a bit over two years less service time. Using 2023 numbers for extrapolation purposes to pull them even in service time you get Devers with 238 HRs to Correa's 173. Devers' RBI: 755 to Correa's 618 and Devers' has 709 runs to 568. Devers Ave is 280 Correa's is 272. Use WAR if you like but the other stats are all in Devers' favor.
Devers defense sucks, no way is he HOF material.
Agreed, that’s probably what will hold him back
Now hear me out no doubt Trout is greatest player except maybe Bonds but if he doesn’t get at least 450 HR idk if he deserves hall of fame
let’s all laugh at this guy
Wtf are you taking about? The guy is in already if he never played another game in his life. He has more WAR than Ken Griffey Jr and Joe DiMaggio for christs sake. He’s 5th ALL TIME in CF WAR and he’s still playing. What are you smoking?
Trout is a Top 10 Player of all time. He's 52nd in career WAR and is still 32 years old.
Soto is so overrated
you dont know ball kid
Ohtani not in hall of fame??? He is already in....what the heck are you talk about.....😂😂😂😂
He’s not in the hall of fame right now
No joke. He is already a lock even if he regresses a bit.
Wrong
Gerritt Cole will never get in…Soto or Judge.
Cole is a lock to get in unless he has a career ending injury
No way he’s more likely than Soto or Judge. And if he somehow does, he’s an absolute outermost circle guy.
Agree with just about all of this. Trout and Kershaw can retire now and both will make it. Judge will not make it. Ohtani will not make it.
I think Judge and Ohtani both will make it honestly. Their numbers are ridiculous already and should they both stay fairly healthy over the remainder of their contracts, I think their resumes will be enough to get in
You got that room temp IQ
@@BlakeRobins0n judge turns 32 when the season starts. judge needs 226 hrs for 500 career hr, and 500 isn't even a guarantee for HOF. judge will def not get there. as for ohtani he probably does just because he's doing both at a high level. i just dont trust ohtani to stay healthy long enough to make the HOF.