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RE: Which snubbed player most deserves entrance to the Hall of Fame of his or her sport?

Which player snubbed by the voters most deserves entrance to the Hall of Fame of whatever sport he or she played?

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Shoeless Joe Jackson of the 1920's Cub that "threw" the World Series. He was a good man, albeit poor and uneducated (could barely read and write) who was talked into throwing games, I believe, without really knowing the consequences of his action. I think he and Pete Rose have paid enough and never made the millions today's athletes on steroids are making.

baseball's pete rose, one of several out of over 100,000 players to get over 4,000 hits.
he was snubbed for betting on sports. If we leave him out of the Hall of Fame for that misgiving, baseball is saying that every play let in, therefore, is a saint. Yeah, right.

Gilles Gratton. This dude was an NHL goalie in the 1970's who used to wear animal masks! It's high time guys with the creativity, lunacy and energy (like me) were rewarded for making life more fun.

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RE: Which snubbed player most deserves entrance to the Hall of Fame of his or her sport?

Which player snubbed by the voters most deserves entrance to the Hall of Fame of whatever sport he or she played?

baseball's pete rose, one of several out of over 100,000 players to get over 4,000 hits. he was snubbed for betting on sports. If we leave him out of the Hall of Fame for that misgiving, baseball is saying that every play let in, therefore, is a saint. Yeah, right.

Gilles Gratton. This dude was an NHL goalie in the 1970's who used to wear animal masks! It's high time guys with the creativity, lunacy and energy (like me) were rewarded for making life more fun.

baseball's pete rose, one of several out of over 100,000 players to get over 4,000 hits.
he was snubbed for betting on sports. If we leave him out of the Hall of Fame for that misgiving, baseball is saying that every play let in, therefore, is a saint. Yeah, right.