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    Aubrey Huff has been in the big leagues since 2000 and has hit .279 with 241 home runs, 897 RBI and 1,684 hits in his 12-year career. He has eclipsed the 20 home run mark seven times and the 30 home run mark twice, while driving in at least 100 runs three times, scoring at least 100 runs once and hitting .300 or better three times. He has received MVP votes in three seasons, finishing as high as seventh in the league.

    In 2008, Huff led the league in extra base hits, taking home a Silver Slugger Award that season. He is 35th among active players in that category, as well as 19th in intentional walks and 24th in sacrifice flies. In the playoffs, he has had some success--for example, in the 2010 World Series, he posted a .957 OPS while hitting .294.

    Statistically, Huff is similar to Vernon Wells, George Bell, Cliff Floyd, Ben Oglivie, Raul Ibanez, Jose Guillen, Rico Carty, Mike Lowell, Bill White and Ryan Klesko. The Fan EloRater places him at #802, ahead of Joe Start, Happy Felsch and Charles Johnson, but behind Bill North, Steve Kemp and Patsy Dougherty.

    Career projections using Bill James' Favorite Toy:

    2162 G
    8852 PA
    7926 AB
    1045 R
    2176 H
    465 2B
    32 3B
    304 HR
    1,180 RBI
    48 SB
    40 CS
    768 BB
    1,205 K
    .275 BA

    What do you think about Aubrey Huff? Should he make the Hall of Fame when he retires? Does he have Hall of Fame potential? Did he have Hall of Fame potential at one point?
    23
    Yes
    0.00%
    0
    No
    95.65%
    22
    Maybe
    0.00%
    0
    Not a Hall of Famer, but he has Hall of Fame potential
    4.35%
    1
    Not a Hall of Famer, but he had Hall of Fame potential at one point
    0.00%
    0

  • #2
    10 years from now, people will be saying Aubrey Who?

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    • #3
      If Aubrey Huff has another ~500 hits in him, as the Favorite Toy suggests, I will be shocked.

      With that being said, even if he gets another 1,000 hits, he still won't be close to Hall of Fame worthy.
      My top 10 players:

      1. Babe Ruth
      2. Barry Bonds
      3. Ty Cobb
      4. Ted Williams
      5. Willie Mays
      6. Alex Rodriguez
      7. Hank Aaron
      8. Honus Wagner
      9. Lou Gehrig
      10. Mickey Mantle

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      • #4
        Originally posted by GiambiJuice View Post
        If Aubrey Huff has another ~500 hits in him, as the Favorite Toy suggests, I will be shocked.

        With that being said, even if he gets another 1,000 hits, he still won't be close to Hall of Fame worthy.
        Even if they were 2B and HR?

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        • #5
          Originally posted by PVNICK View Post
          Even if they were 2B and HR?
          okay.....maybe then :-)
          My top 10 players:

          1. Babe Ruth
          2. Barry Bonds
          3. Ty Cobb
          4. Ted Williams
          5. Willie Mays
          6. Alex Rodriguez
          7. Hank Aaron
          8. Honus Wagner
          9. Lou Gehrig
          10. Mickey Mantle

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          • #6
            Is Huff better or worse than the players listed in his comps?

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            • #7
              Originally posted by Cowtipper View Post
              Is Huff better or worse than the players listed in his comps?
              He is a lesser Rocky Colavito, IMO.

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              • #8
                Since there is not a "No Way In Hell" option, I simply voted "no".
                "Herman Franks to Sal Yvars to Bobby Thomson. Ralph Branca to Bobby Thomson to Helen Rita... cue Russ Hodges."

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                • #9
                  If he reached his projections, he would be a fondly-remembered Greg Luzinski type player. Not a Hall of Famer, but decent. fell off a cliff last year, kept falling this year and I think it's going to be difficult for him to even find work next year...so reaching those projections is going to be rather difficult.

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                  • #10
                    Like Jason Bay, Aubrey Huff recently retired. And like Bay, the question is this: Did he do enough to earn 1% of the vote? Or will he earn just a vote or two? Or none at all?

                    Career totals:

                    1699 H, 242 HR, 904 RBI, .278/.342/.464, 114 OPS.

                    I predict he'll earn 0.7% of the vote, or about four votes.

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