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Originally Posted by captaincarl
Even though I've dropped the hits down to 2000, the player still has to hit a high average to be considered. The dropping of the number of wins will help some of today's pitchers, with 5-man strict rotations, a chance to get in. This allows pitchers like Bert Blyleven, Jack Morris and Luis Tiant the ability to get into the HOF because they deserve it. (Yes, El Tiante deserves to be in, especially if Jim Hunter and Don Drysdale are in!)
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To start off,my hall of fame consists of players who IRL are HOF'ers,even if I don't agree with the selections.From there though,I'm going to use my parameters for future inductees,here's what I got.
Hits- 3000
min HR- 425
Min avg- .310
Hits min for avg- 2,000
VORP- 700
min wins- 225
min saves- 350
max ERA-3.25