Chuck Finley: HOF?

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Dick Whitman

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  • 200 wins
  • 3,197 innings
  • 2,610 strikeouts (Jack Morris 2,478)
  • 58.4 WAR (Jack Morris 44.1)
  • 39.8 seven-year peak WAR (Jack Morris 32.8)
  • Three seasons of 7.0+ WAR (Jack Morris highest 5.8)
  • Five-time All-Star (same as Jack Morris)
  • 3.85 ERA, 115 ERA+ (Jack Morris 3.90, 105)
  • SO9: 7.3 (Jack Morris 5.8)
  • SO/BB: 1.96 (Jack Morris 1.78)
  • 15 shutouts
 
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I will bite

If Tony Perez is in so should Gary Sheffield. Adrian Beltre and Harold Baines too.
 
Beltre is a first ballot HOFer.
He’s a Hall of Famer, but the ignorant little-**** suckers that masquerade as baseball experts, the BBWAA, won’t elect him on the first ballot.
 
Yeah. But Tony Perez is Lou Gehrig compared to Jack Morris.
Tw, Joe Morgan is over rated, he’s all right. But 40 years after his prime he was just very good. Without extending his career over 4 mediocre, at best, seasons, his numbers would be borderline HOF
 
Morris is in because of one game basically. Chuck didn’t have that one game. Terrific pitcher for a long time though.
 
Finley's not a HOFer, which I suspect **** knows, but there's a bunch of guys from his era who put up numbers almost no one will ever put up again. Mark Langston, Frank Tanana, Fernando Valenzuela, Frank Viola, Dwight Gooden, etc. Twenty years from now, guys are gonna be getting into the HOF w/o approaching the wins or innings pitched of these guys.
 

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