Future Hall of Famers

[griffeyfreak4]

I don't know whether this has been discussed but I was just curious. Which current players do you think will be in the HOF?

Frank Thomas
Craig Biggio
Ken Griffey Jr.
Alex Rodriguez
Derek Jeter
Rodger Clemens
Greg Maddux
Tom Glavine
John Smoltz
Randy Johnson
B*rry B*nds
Albert Pujols
Ivan Rodriguez
Pedro Martinez
Manny Ramirez
Josh Hamilton
(possibly) Curt Schilling

anyone else? Disagree? Has there ever been this many HOF playing at the same time before?

[improbus]

Mariano Rivera
Trevor Hoffman
Sammy Sosa
Ryan Howard (still really early, but he's got the tools)

[REDSEER]

How about Vlad Guerrero?

[Muggerd]

Denny Negle

[Chi-Town Red]

Jim Thome

[Prf15]

No Danny Graves?

[UC_Ken]

How about Vlad Guerrero?

I vote yes.

[texasdave]

Jeff Bagwell - without a doubt.

[mound_patrol]

Jeff Bagwell - without a doubt.

for sure, but hes no longer a current big leaguer.

[texasdave]

for sure, but hes no longer a current big leaguer.

You are right. I didn't read that carefully enough.

[GoReds33]

Mike Piazza?

[Ahhhorsepoo]

Isnt baggy still getting paid by the stros? that would make him a current player if he is..

I would think that if bonds, mcGwire and Sosa get into the hall there is no real reason to keep pete out..

I also add to that list..

Ichiro(first 6 seasons in the league over 200 hits, and 6 GG's already..)
Edmonds(8 gold gloves, and over 350 homers..)
Andruw Jones with 9 gold gloves and over 350 homers..
Derek Lee, if he doubles all of his numbers from thus far in this career before he retires, he will be an HOF'r..
Scott Rolen also could be a possible HOF'r..

[Bigredfan#1]

Delgado still has an outside shot. Manny Ramirez and Aramis as well if he keeps going on the pace he is going.

[reds44]

Mariano Rivera
Trevor Hoffman
Sammy Sosa
Ryan Howard (still really early, but he's got the tools)

It's going to be very difficult for Ryan Howard to put up HOF worthy numbers because of how late of his start he got to his career. He didn't really break into the majors (because of Jim Thome) until he was 27.

I don't know about Sosa, he could be in the same boat as McGwire.

[Blue]

Johan Santana. In the four seasons in which he has been exclusively a starter, he has an ERA under 3.00 each year. He's 28. A few more seasons like that and he's definitely in.