At the fine "Baseball: Past and Present" website, it is time for their annual project where readers rank the 50 best baseball players not in the Hall of Fame. This always makes for some interesting reading, so rather than just vote this year, I am helping to spread the word. If you want to have your say, it's simple. Just go to this Google form and fill it out! This reference list has over 400 names that you may want to consider. Remember when filling out the ballot, to include a Y or N to indicate if you think they should be in the Hall of Fame or not. For example, you may think players such as Shoeless Joe Jackson or Pete Rose are among the best players not in the Hall, but feel they don't deserve to be in. The full details are on the original post here.
You can also take a look at The Hall of Nearly Great to read some great stories about several players that are not in Cooperstown. This book has a compilation of some excellent writers talking about their favourite players including Dale Murphy, Keith Hernandez, Don Mattingly, John Olerud and Fred McGriff, all of whom are worthy of consideration for top 50 missing from Cooperstown. As well, as Red Sox fans you can read about Luis Tiant, Dwight Evans and Ellis Burks.
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