Johan Santana?
Hall Of Fame: Yes Or No?
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Re: Hall Of Fame: Yes Or No?
why is he a definite no? If you look in to his stats, you can make the argument of him belonging in to HOF. I agreed that he doesn't belong in the HOF, but he is not a definite "no". Santana has pretty good numbers. Yes he's been injured a lot, but he's like Martinez and Koufax. His stats aren't as good as Martinez and Koufax, but they are pretty good, you can make the argument of Santana being a top 150 P.MLB: Boston Red Sox, Atlanta Braves
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I don't think either should be in but if we are comparing the two as pitchers it really isn't even close. Johan was just on another level than Pettitte. Injures and too short of a career keep him out but for Pettitte he just wasn't good enough.Comment
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That's the point. Pettitte has the better career, and he doesn't deserve to be in... So Johan doesn't either. Its not the hall of talent. Johans body betrayed his HoF chance.badComment
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199-100, 3.31 ERA, 2 Cy Youngs
Very similar.Comment
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Looking at counting stats makes it hazy that Santana gets in. His IP puts that more in doubt. Advanced metrics put it even further away.
Had he continued at even above average pitching for 5+ more years I wouldn't argue against him. It's highly unlikely now.badComment
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That many more wins and losses is not similar.
Looking at counting stats makes it hazy that Santana gets in. His IP puts that more in doubt. Advanced metrics put it even further away.
Had he continued at even above average pitching for 5+ more years I wouldn't argue against him. It's highly unlikely now.Comment
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Huh? If anything it's the advanced metrics that push him into the discussion, not away. Compiling 50 WAR in that small sample of time is a pretty rare accomplishment.
That's not to say he belongs in the Hall though, just that he makes for an interesting candidate for discussion.Member of The OS Baseball Rocket Scientists AssociationComment
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Huh? If anything it's the advanced metrics that push him into the discussion, not away. Compiling 50 WAR in that small sample of time is a pretty rare accomplishment.
That's not to say he belongs in the Hall though, just that he makes for an interesting candidate for discussion.
Here's a decent article.
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Does Carlos Beltran get in?
Of course he's still playing, but I think he's really borderline.Comment
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