2012 HOF Voting Tracker- Found this on a Blog

[Bothrops Atrox]

This sounds about right. Also, I no longer believe Maddux has a shot at breaking Seaver's record.

I think 3 guys get voted in next year. Maddux and two of the following: Glavine, Thomas or Biggio. Not sure if Morris, Bagwell, or Piazza can increase their totals enough with the class that is coming in.

[Bothrops Atrox]

Update - looks like only Biggio has any solid chance...

185 Full Ballots 32.3% of last years vote)



69.7 - Biggio
60.5 - Raines
60.5 - J. Morris
60.0 - Bagwell
59.5 - Piazza
45.4 - Bonds
44.3 - Clemens
38.9 - Schilling
37.8 - L. Smith
37.8 - Trammell
35.1 - E. Martinez
20.0 - D. Murphy
18.9 - McGriff
16.8 - L. Walker
13.5 - S. Sosa
13.0 - McGwire
12.4 - Raffy
8.6 - Mattingly
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2.7 - Lofton
1.7 - P. Rose
1.7 - Bernie Williams
0.6 - D. Wells
0.6 - J. Franco
0.6 - S. Alomar Jr.
0.6 - S. Green

[George H Ruth]

No one gets in.

[crzblue]

What happens now at Cooperstown?

[Captain Cold Nose]

What happens now at Cooperstown?

One living honoree, Paul Hagen the Spinks award winner.

The big question-do the HOFers come out for induction weekend in a self-congratulatory mood because this vote is an indictment against the steroid users so many have rallied against, or do they stay away in record numbers?

[Cowtipper]

What happens now at Cooperstown?

Deacon White, Jacob Ruppert and Hank O'Day get speeches by family members or historians.

[crzblue]

Thanks guys! I've never been to Cooperstown. Maybe this year but the weekend before the Dodgers go play the Yankees.

[Ace Venom]

I have to say the lack of any inductees isn't much of a surprise. Next year might be the year for Biggio simply because there are enough people who won't vote for anyone on the first ballot. But I have been wrong before.