The 2017 Baseball Hall of Fame election results will be revealed on January 6th. I will be reviewing everyone on the ballot and submitting who I would vote for over the next few days as I have over the past # of years. Today I look at the 15 players retaining to the ballot at least 2 for the final time.
Note: In 2014 the years a returning player could be on the ballot was reduced from 15 to 10 with those who had more than 10 years on the ballot grandfathered in to the full 15. This is why Lee Smith appears for the last time in his 15th year on the ballot and Tim Raines appears for the last time in his 10th year on the ballot.
The players returning from last years ballot listed from highest percentage of votes received to lowest are ...
Jeff Bagwell 71.6%% of vote in 2016. 7th year on ballot . Bagwell's 71.6% last year was his highest vote total to date.
Tim Raines 69.8% of vote in 2016. 10th and final year on ballot . Tim;s highest vote total was 2016.
Trevor Hoffman 67.3% of vote in 2016, his first year on the ballot.
Curt Schilling 52.3%% of vote in 2016. 5th year on ballot, Schillings highest % was in 2016
Roger Clemens 45.2 % of vote in 2016. 5th year on ballot, The Rocket received his highest % in 2016,
Barry Bonds 44.3% of vote in 2016. 5th year on ballot, Bonds received his highest % in 2016
Edgar Martinez 43.4% of vote in 2016. 8th year on ballot Edgar's highest % came in 2016.
Mike Mussina 43.0 % of vote in 2016. 4th year on ballot Mussina's highest % came in 2016.
Lee Smith 34.1% of vote in 2016. 15th and final year on ballot. Lee's highest % 50.6 was in 2012, his 10th year on ballot.
Fred McGriff 20.9 % of vote in 2016. 8th year on ballot. The Crimedog's Highest % was 23.9 in 2012, his 3rd year on the ballot.
Jeff Kent 16.6% of vote in 2016. 4th year on ballot . Kent's highest % was in 2016.
Larry Walker 15.5% of vote in 2016. 7th year on ballot . Larry's highest % 22.9 came in 2012, his 2nd year on the ballot
Gary Sheffield 11.6 % of vote in 2016. 3rd year on ballot Sheffields highest % of vote was 11.7 in 2015
Billy Wagner 10.5 % of vote in 2016, his first year on the ballot
Sammy Sosa received 7% of the vote in 2016. This is his 5th year on the ballot. In 2012 Sosa received 12.5%, his highest percentage in his first year of consideration.
That's it for remaining players. I will preview first year players in my next post.
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