Excluding active players and players with a lifetime ban from Cooperstown, who is the best player not in the Hall?
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Among eligible players not enshrined, the best is Ryne Sandberg, who should've been a first-ballot pick in the last BBWAA election.
He is followed by Ron Santo and Bert Blyleven.Si quaeris peninsulam amoenam, circumspice.
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Originally posted by BoSox Rule
No way is Ron Santo better than Jim Rice.
Jim Rice was an average fielding Left Fielder/Designated Hitter who played in a park designed to maximize the stats of power hitting right handed hitters.
Ron Santo was a great fielding third basemen playing in the greatest pitchers era in post-1920 baseball.
Santo played the harder position, heck he played a position, in a harder league (no DH, means less at bats, which means less runs, which means less gaudy stat lines), and in a harder era.
Again how is it no way?Last edited by cubbieinexile; 08-08-2003, 09:24 AM.
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I was a big Jim Rice fan when he was a player.
I would like to see him the Hall of Fame. He was a fine player.
But taking everything into consideration, Santo and Sandberg are the most deserving not currently in. It's not a landslide by any means, but those are my top two.Dave Bill Tom George Mark Bob Ernie Soupy Dick Alex Sparky
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so i guess i can't go with joe jackson as my next choice. then i guess i would have to say canseco. maybe the best all around player to wear a uniform. wait a minute, are steroid junkies out of the poll also? i'll say rickey. hold on, he is still playing, sort of. ok ok. Santo it is.
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