Manny Ramirez hit his 20th grand slam of his career last night putting him in posession of second place on the all time list, second only to the Iron Horse. It was suggested in the Red Sox forum that he could be on pace to earn a spot in the Hall of Fame.
He is only 88 home runs from 500, is only 161 hits away from 2,000, and has a .314 batting average with one batting title under his cap. He hasn't won the MVP award but has been pretty worth in his career. He has won a World Series MVP award.
Does he have enough momentum to make it into the Hall of Fame when he retires? Does he get in on the first ballot?
He is only 88 home runs from 500, is only 161 hits away from 2,000, and has a .314 batting average with one batting title under his cap. He hasn't won the MVP award but has been pretty worth in his career. He has won a World Series MVP award.
Does he have enough momentum to make it into the Hall of Fame when he retires? Does he get in on the first ballot?
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