BBF HOF voting thread 3/24-4/13/07

[jalbright]

Let the voting begin! For anyone who has not participated before, please read the rules posted here The Rules (http://baseball-fever.com/showpost.php?p=852492&postcount=2)

Voting in this cycle will end at 11:59:59 pm Eastern Time, April 13, 2007.

Please note that the contributor ballot will not be counted again until November.

Other information of note is who is in the BBF HOF.

BBF HOF membership by category (http://baseball-fever.com/showpost.php?p=852494&postcount=3)

BBF HOF membership listed alphabetically (http://baseball-fever.com/showpost.php?p=852497&postcount=4)

Last month's results are posted. You are requested to pay particular attention to those individuals receiving 50% or more of the vote last month, as they are the most likely candidates to be elected this month. In fact, I have specific posts on players receiving 50% or more of last month's vote:

Players with half or more of last month's vote (http://baseball-fever.com/showpost.php?p=852515&postcount=7)

Player ballot results from last month (http://baseball-fever.com/showpost.php?p=852506&postcount=5)


Jim Albright

[jalbright]

My 3/24-4/13/07 ballot

key:
red=Japanese League
blue=Negro Leagues
green=19th century

The only changea in my ballot are adding Luis Aparicio and Charlie Bennett in place of the elected Elmer Flick and Rollie Fingers.


Players

1. Luis Aparicio, ss
2. John Beckwith, IF
3. Charlie Bennett, c
4. Akira Bessho, p (Japan)
5. Ken Boyer, 3b
6. Jim Bunning, p
7. Orlando Cepeda, 1b
8. Will Clark, 1b
9. Nellie Fox, 2b
10. George Gore, of
11. Frank Grant, 2b
12. Burleigh Grimes, p
13. Heinie Groh, 3b
14. Pete Hill, of
15. Kazuhisa Inao p (Japan)
16. Joe Kelley, of
17. Carl Mays, p
18. Jose Mendez, p
19. Dobie Moore, ss
20. Hiromitsu Ochiai 1B/3B (Japan)
21. Dan Quisenberry, p
22. Red Ruffing p
23. Victor Starffin p (Japan)
24. Bruce Sutter, p
25. Lou Whitaker, 2b

[Sockeye]

Harold Baines, of
Jake Beckley, 1b
Jim Bottomley, 1b
Jose Canseco, of
Orlando Cepeda, 1b
Chili Davis, of
Darrell Evans, 3b
Dwight Evans, of
Andres Galarraga, 1b
Dave Kingman, 1b
Chuck Klein, of
Heinie Manush, of
Edgar Martinez, 3b
Fred McGriff, 1b
John Olerud, 1b
Al Oliver, of
Rafael Palmeiro, 1b
Tony Perez, 1b
Vada Pinson, of
Jim Rice, of
Sam Rice, of
Jimmy Ryan, of
Rusty Staub, of
Larry Walker, of
Mickey Welch, p

[jalbright]

I dare you to find one thing wrong with this ballot!

In terms of the rules, I cannot, so it will count. See, it really isn't that hard to cast a valid ballot if you happen to pay attention to what you're doing and the rules.

However, in terms of a ridiculous bias toward 1) corner players with 2) power from 3) the past 30-40 years, there's plenty I regard as wrongheaded about your ballot. That's not to say there shouldn't be some players who meet all three criteria on your ballot--heck, I have some, too. But when all of them meet at least two of the three and the vast majority meet all three, well, I think your focus is badly skewed. There isn't one pitcher, or catcher, or shortstop, or second baseman, or Negro Leaguer or pre WW II player, or someone without serious home run punch not already in the BBF HOF who is better than at least one of the guys on your ballot in your opinion? That's what your ballot says--and my opinion is such a position is pure poppycock.

Jim Albright

[2Chance]

After some reorganization, here's a "new look" ballot. Carl Mays replaces Mickey Welch, who had nothing going for him but 300 wins; Orlando Cepeda joins his papa, but knocks out superstar pitcher Hilton Smith; Bobby Wallace goes up the middle.

John Beckwith
Sal Bando
Charlie Bennett
Roger Bresnahan
Pete Browning
Jim Bunning
Orlando Cepeda
Perucho Cepeda
Will Clark
Darrell Evans
Nellie Fox
George Gore
Frank Grant
Heinie Groh
Pete Hill
Kazuhisa Inao
Carl Mays
Jose Mendez
Dobie Moore
Rafael Palmeiro
Dan Quisenberry
Victor Starffin
Bruce Sutter
Bobby Wallace
Lou Whitaker

[AG2004]

However, in terms of a ridiculous bias toward 1) corner players with 2) power from 3) the past 30-40 years, there's plenty I regard as wrongheaded about your {Sockeye's} ballot. That's not to say there shouldn't be some players who meet all three criteria on your ballot--heck, I have some, too. But when all of them meet at least two of the three and the vast majority meet all three, well, I think your focus is badly skewed. There isn't one pitcher, or catcher, or shortstop, or second baseman, or Negro Leaguer or pre WW II player, or someone without serious home run punch not already in the BBF HOF who is better than at least one of the guys on your ballot in your opinion? That's what your ballot says--and my opinion is such a position is pure poppycock.

Jim Albright

It would be necessary to first convince Sockeye that there is more to greatness than career home run totals.

I looked up Burks, Davis, Gaetti, May, and Vaughn at baseball-reference and saw that their home run totals all fell within the 350-360 range. That's when I realized just how Sockeye constructed his ballot.

I made a list of career home run leaders among players who are eligible for the BBFHOF, but have not yet been inducted.

1) Rafael Palmeiro 569
2) Fred McGriff 493
3) Jose Canseco 462
4) Dave Kingman 442
5) Darrell Evans 414

6) Andres Galarraga 399
7) Joe Carter 396
8) Graig Nettles 390
9) Dwight Evans 385
10) Harold Baines 384

11) Larry Walker 383
12) Frank Howard 382
Jim Rice 382
14) Orlando Cepeda 379
Tony Perez 379

16) Matt Williams 378
17) Norm Cash 377
18) Rocky Colavito 374
19) Gil Hodges 370
20) Gary Gaetti 360

21) Greg Vaughn 355
22) Lee May 354
23) Ellis Burks 352
24) Chili Davis 350
25) George Foster 348

If you were to take these twenty-five players and list them in alphabetical order, you would end up with Sockeye's ballot.

As Jim said, Sockeye's ballot will count. However, I wish Sockeye would realize that there is more to greatness than hitting a lot of home runs over the course of one's career, and revise his ballot accordingly before April 13.

[Sockeye]

My ballot has been revised to more accurately represent my true HOF feelings.

I believe I made my point! In case you missed it it is simply this. Anybody can look at a list and put together a ballot that is within the "rules" and thus have it counted. Legitimate ballots shouldn't not be counted because perhaps the names weren't in alphabetical order, or there was a mistake or two as to players who were regarded as still active due to playing in some foreign league.

As for the Negro leagers. It just so happens that political correctness has run-a-muck. I am of firm belief that every deserving negro leaguer has already been selected to the BBF HOF and then some that are in no way deserving. This belief that no ballot is complete unless there are at least a couple NL players on the ballot is false and needs to cease at once. It is quite safe to say that from this point on you will never see a NL player on my ballot. There simply are no qualified NLers left.

Similar is the case for the japanese players although I do believe that a case can still be made for a few. I myself struggled with the prospects of adding Hiromitsu Kadota to my ballot but at the end decided on Jimmy Ryan to round out my ballot instead.

There are no 2B, SS, or C on my ballot this time around. This does not mean that in the future as more players are elected to the BBF HOF that I won't support players at these positions. It simply means I feel that at the current time the BBF HOF is slightly over represented at these positions and the most deserving candidates not yet inducted are not among the 25 most deserving non-inductees. And again I do not believe in quotas when putting together my ballot. The belief that there has to be diversity on the ballot with players of every race, nationality, and positional backround in order for the ballot to be complete is rediculous.

[jalbright]

My ballot has been revised to more accurately represent my true HOF feelings.

I believe I made my point! In case you missed it it is simply this. Anybody can look at a list and put together a ballot that is within the "rules" and thus have it counted. Legitimate ballots shouldn't not be counted because perhaps the names weren't in alphabetical order, or there was a mistake or two as to players who were regarded as still active due to playing in some foreign league.

As for the Negro leagers. It just so happens that political correctness has run-a-muck. I am of firm belief that every deserving negro leaguer has already been selected to the BBF HOF and then some that are in no way deserving. This belief that no ballot is complete unless there are at least a couple NL players on the ballot is false and needs to cease at once. It is quite safe to say that from this point on you will never see a NL player on my ballot. There simply are no qualified NLers left.

Similar is the case for the japanese players although I do believe that a case can still be made for a few. I myself struggled with the prospects of adding Hiromitsu Kadota to my ballot but at the end decided on Jimmy Ryan to round out my ballot instead.

There are no 2B, SS, or C on my ballot this time around. This does not mean that in the future as more players are elected to the BBF HOF that I won't support players at these positions. It simply means I feel that at the current time the BBF HOF is slightly over represented at these positions and the most deserving candidates not yet inducted are not among the 25 most deserving non-inductees. And again I do not believe in quotas when putting together my ballot. The belief that there has to be diversity on the ballot with players of every race, nationality, and positional backround in order for the ballot to be complete is rediculous.
Just a warning to you and anyone else who wants to post ballots "to make a point" in this manner: the next time you do so, you risk forever losing your right to have your ballot counted in this project. You wasted both of our time and effort when simply paying attention to the rules (which are clear and readily available) and complying with said rules was in order. If it had merely been one or two names who were ineligible, you would have been notified and given the chance to rectify the mistake. However, we have had a lengthy discussion of permitting ballots of less than 25 candidates, and the current rule has resulted and will not be changed. Additionally, accurately counting the votes is not a short process, even when the candidates are listed in alphabetical order. The rules state the reason for the requirement that ballots be listed alphabetically. If you are so rude as to not care about those rules and have some consideration for the person (me) who is doing this service free of charge, I will return the favor by ignoring your ballot. That will not change, either. The bottom line is, show me some consideration, and I will return the favor. Be as rude as you have been in your ballots, and I shall return the favor as well by giving your ballot as much consideration as you have given me.

As for quotas, I don't believe in application of them, either. However, when a ballot is drawn even predominantly from a narrow pool of players from a limited set of positions representing a limited time frame and a limited set of talents, that's an absurd ballot.

Suffice it to say, this ballot is an improvement, but it still demonstrates you and I will forever have deep disagreements over what makes a person worthy of the HOF.

Any further discussion of this ballot will be deleted from this thread and moved to the BBF HOF discussion thread.

Jim Albright

[Erik Bedard]

Here's my first-ever ballot, with much thanks to Jim and his excellent voting guide:

Luis Aparicio
Ross Barnes
John Beckwith
Ken Boyer
Jim Bunning
Will Clark
Orlando Cepeda
Gavvy Cravath
Dwight Evans
Nellie Fox
Lefty Gomez
George Gore
Heinie Groh
Keith Hernandez
Joe Kelley
Chuck Klein
Edgar Martinez
Fred McGriff
Dan Quisenberry
Jim Rice
Eppa Rixey
Victor Starffin
Bobby Wallace
Lou Whitaker
(Second-leading Japanese Leaguer)

[Captain Cold Nose]

Luis Aparicio
Ross Barnes
Jake Beckley
John Beckwith
Pete Browning
Jim Bunning
Bob Caruthers
Kiki Cuyler
Leon Day
Nellie Fox
Frank Grant
Burleigh Grimes
Pete Hill
Addie Joss
Chuck Klein
Heinie Manush
Jose Mendez
Sam Rice
Edd Roush
Jimmy Ryan
Hilton Smith
Victor Starffin
Bruce Sutter
George Van Haltren
Mickey Welch

[Freakshow]

Average months on my ballot edged up to 9.9, a new record. This will likely grow as the electorate and mysef differ on whom we see as the Hall's lower tier. Lou Whitaker extends his record for most months on my ballot. The top five that I think the electorate is missing: 1) Lou Whitaker, 2) Da. Evans, 3) Red Faber, 4-tie) Bid McPhee, Bobby Wallace.

13 Barnes-2B*
1 Beckley-1B
18 Boyer K-3B*
4 Bunning-P
1 Clark W-1B*
17 Evans Da.-3B*
5 Evans Dw.-RF*
16 Faber-P
2 Fox N-2B
10 Glasscock-SS*
16 Gore-CF*
5 Groh-3B*
5 Hernandez-1B*
12 Kelley-LF
1 Mays C-P*
11 McGriff F-1B*
16 McPhee-2B
6 Palmeiro-1B*
9 Perez-1B
13 Rixey-P
4 Roush-CF
14 Ruffing-P
16 Wallace-SS
23 Whitaker-2B*
10 Wynn J.-CF*
9.9 ave mos on ballot

* = not a member of the Coop HOF
bold = member of the Hall of Merit

[rsuriyop]

1. Jake Beckley
2. Pete Browning
3. Norm Cash
4. Will Clark
5. Gavvy Cravath
6. Larry Doyle
7. Dwight Evans
8. Jack Glasscock
9. Lefty Gomez
10.Gore Gore*
11. Bob Johnson
12. Grant "Homerun" Johnson
13. Addie Joss
14. Joe Kelley
15. Carl Mays
16. Jose Mendez
17. Tony Oliva*
18. Spottswood Poles
19. Dan Quisenberry
20. Edd Roush
21. Jimmy Ryan
22. Urban Shocker
23. Reggie Smith
24. Victor Starfin
25. Lou Whitaker


*denotes new additions for the month

[dgarza]

Luis Aparicio
Ross Barnes
Jake Beckley
Pete Browning
Orlando Cepeda
Nellie Fox
Lefty Gomez
Burleigh Grimes
Bob Johnson
Addie Joss
Chuck Klein
Edgar Martinez
Bobby Mathews
Carl Mays
Jim McCormick
Cal McVey
Rafael Palmeiro
Jim Rice
Sam Rice
Al Rosen
Lee Smith
Bobby Veach
Larry Walker
Mickey Welch
Hack Wilson

[BlueBlood]

1. Chief Bender
2. Jim Bottomley
3. Jim Bunning
4. Orlando Cepeda
5. Jack Chesbro
6. Earle Combs
7. Kiki Cuyler
8. Nellie Fox
9. Lefty Gomez
10. Harry Hooper
11. Catfish Hunter
12. Addie Joss
13. Chuck Klein
14. Freddie Lindstrom
15. Heinie Manush
16. Rube Marquard
17. Fred McGriff
18. Sam Rice
19. Edd Roush
20. Joe Sewell
21. Larry Walker
22. Lloyd Waner
23. Vic Willis
24. Hack Wilson
25. Ross Youngs

Sewell's career leading "can't-strike-me-out" numbers warrant instant HOF inclusion, not forgetting that the career numbers are also easily acceptable. Surprised he isn't on any other ballots.

Anyway, I went through that handy list of players not in our hall, but in Cooperstown and narrowed the field down to the most worthy. I then threw in a few others that I felt deserved a vote. As more of these become inducted, I'll start voting for "leading Negro League player" or "leading Japanese player", along with looking over some more of the names posted in the voting thread and some of my favorite Dodgers.

[leecemark]

Aparicio, L.
Barnes, R.
Beckwith, J
Bennett, C.
Boyer, K.
Cepeda, O
Doyle, L.
Glasscock, J
Groh, H.
Hernandez, K.
Hill, P
Inao, K
Mays, C.
Maranville, R.
Mendez, J.
McGriff, F
McPhee, B.
Nettles, G
Rice, J.
Rousch, E
Ruffing, R.
Sewell, J.
Stephens, V.
B. Wallace
Whitaker, L

[The Kid]

1. Luis Aparicio, ss
2. John Beckwith, IF
3. Charlie Bennett, c
4. Akira Bessho, p (Japan)
5. Ken Boyer, 3b
6. Jim Bunning, p
7. Orlando Cepeda, 1b
8. Will Clark, 1b
9. Nellie Fox, 2b
10. George Gore, of
11. Frank Grant, 2b
12. Burleigh Grimes, p
13. Heinie Groh, 3b
14. Pete Hill, of
15. Kazuhisa Inao p (Japan)
16. Joe Kelley, of
17. Carl Mays, p
18. Jose Mendez, p
19. Dobie Moore, ss
20. Hiromitsu Ochiai 1B/3B (Japan)
21. Dan Quisenberry, p
22. Red Ruffing p
23. Victor Starffin p (Japan)
24. Bruce Sutter, p
25. Hack Wilson, OF

[TheSlaff]

Ross Barnes
John Beckwith
Charlie Bennett
Bobby Bonds
Ken Boyer
Pete Browning
Jim Bunning
Bob Caruthers
Orlando Cepeda
Nellie Fox
George Gore
Heinie Groh
Keith Hernandez
Addie Joss
Joe Kelley
Chuck Klein
Edgar Martinez
Carl Mays
Jose Mendez
Rafael Palmeiro
Jim Rice
Sam Rice
Joe Sewell
Bruce Sutter
Lou Whitaker

:baseball:

[Eastvanmungo]

Louis Aparicio
Bobby Bonds
Pete Browning
Bob Caruthers
Will Clark
Dom Dimaggio
Nellie Fox
John Franco
George Gore
Burleigh Grimes
Heinie Groh
Kazuhisa Inao
Addie Joss
Chuck Klein
Edgar Martinez
Carl Mays
Tony Perez
Red Ruffing
Dan Quisenberry
Bruce Sutter
Luis Tiant
Larry Walker
Mickey Welch
Lou Whitaker
Jimmy Wynn

[jalbright]

About 50 hours to go in this election cycle as I type this--and only 13 votes registered thus far.

Jim Albright

[AG2004]

My April 13, 2007 ballot:

John Beckwith
Akira Bessho
Bobby Bonds
Jim Bunning
Perucho Cepeda
Will Clark
Nellie Fox
George Gore
Frank Grant
Heinie Groh
Pete Hill
Kazuhisa Inao
Home Run Johnson
Joe Kelley
Carl Mays
Jose Mendez
Dobie Moore
Hiromitsu Ochiai
Dickey Pearce
Spotswood Poles
Dan Quisenberry
Victor Starffin
Joe Start
Lou Whitaker
Jimmy Wynn

Two notes:
1) When I had Whitaker on the fence several months ago, I had failed to consider the effects of the DH on win shares. With the DH, offensive win shares are, in effect, divided among nine regulars instead of eight, but the total number of win shares available remains constant. This would mean that if we were to have two position players who produced the same numbers in the same offensive context, the one in the league without the DH would have more win shares than the one in the league with the DH, and this difference in win shares would be entirely due to the existence of the DH in one league instead of the other.

After I realized this, I believed that I needed to take this factor into account when comparing players across eras. Whitaker had 116 win shares in his best five consecutive seasons; this would be comparable to being in the mid-120s in a league without a DH, and this would make Whitaker's peak among the best of those 2B outside the BBFHOF. Whitaker had one season with 29 win shares, and four with 19; an adjustment gives us an MVP-type season for Whitaker and four more All-Star-type seasons. He already has plenty of career value.

So that's why I changed my mind regarding Whitaker.

2) Have we ever had two ballots in the same election with no names in common? Nobody on Sockeye's ballot made my list.

[jalbright]

I'll get more details up tomorrow, but I want to announce we've elected Nellie Fox this month and no one else. I'll start the new election thread today.

I will say that the decline to 13 voters is troubling, and I hope it is attributable to Easter break. If not, this project is truly on its last legs.

Jim Albright

[jalbright]

Here are the complete player voting results for the election ending April 13 (14 votes cast):


Name ......votes pct Name ........votes pct
Fox, Nellie 11 78.6 Aparicio, Luis 7 50.0
Mays, Carl 10 71.4 Bando, Sal 1 7.1
Bunning, Jim 9 64.3 Baines, Harold 1 7.1
Cepeda, Orlando 9 64.3 Barnes, Ross 6 42.9
Gore, George 9 64.3 Beckley, Jake 5 35.7
Groh, Heinie 9 64.3 Beckwith, John 8 57.1
Whitaker, Lou 9 64.3 Bender, Chief 1 7.1
Beckwith, John 8 57.1 Bennett, Charlie 5 35.7
Clark, Will 8 57.1 Bessho, Akira 3 21.4
Mendez, Jose 8 57.1 Bonds, Bobby 3 21.4
Aparicio, Luis 7 50.0 Bottomley, Jim 2 14.3
Inao, Kazuhisa 7 50.0 Boyer, Ken 6 42.9
Kelley, Joe 7 50.0 Bresnahan, Roger 1 7.1
Klein, Chuck 7 50.0 Browning, Pete 6 42.9
Quisenberry, Dan 7 50.0 Bunning, Jim 9 64.3
Starffin, Victor 7 50.0 Canseco, Jose 1 7.1
Barnes, Ross 6 42.9 Caruthers, Bob 3 21.4
Boyer, Ken 6 42.9 Cash, Norm 1 7.1
Browning, Pete 6 42.9 Cepeda, Orlando 9 64.3
Hill, Pete 6 42.9 Cepeda, Perucho 2 14.3
Joss, Addie 6 42.9 Chesbro, Jack 1 7.1
Sutter, Bruce 6 42.9 Clark, Will 8 57.1
Beckley, Jake 5 35.7 Combs, Earle 1 7.1
Bennett, Charlie 5 35.7 Cravath, Gavvy 2 14.3
Grant, Frank 5 35.7 Cuyler, Kiki 2 14.3
Grimes, Burleigh 5 35.7 Davis, Chili 1 7.1
Martinez, Edgar 5 35.7 Day, Leon 1 7.1
McGriff, Fred 5 35.7 DiMaggio, Dom 1 7.1
Palmeiro, Rafael 5 35.7 Doyle, Larry 2 14.3
Rice, Jim 5 35.7 Evans, Darrell 3 21.4
Rice, Sam 5 35.7 Evans, Dwight 4 28.6
Roush, Edd 5 35.7 Faber, Red 1 7.1
Ruffing, Red 5 35.7 Fox, Nellie 11 78.6
Evans, Dwight 4 28.6 Franco, John 1 7.1
Gomez, Lefty 4 28.6 Galarraga, Andres 1 7.1
Hernandez, Keith 4 28.6 Glasscock, Jack 3 21.4
Moore, Dobie 4 28.6 Gomez, Lefty 4 28.6
Walker, Larry 4 28.6 Gore, George 9 64.3
Wallace, Bobby 4 28.6 Grant, Frank 5 35.7
Welch, Mickey 4 28.6 Grimes, Burleigh 5 35.7
Bessho, Akira 3 21.4 Groh, Heinie 9 64.3
Bonds, Bobby 3 21.4 Hernandez, Keith 4 28.6
Caruthers, Bob 3 21.4 Hill, Pete 6 42.9
Evans, Darrell 3 21.4 Hooper, Harry 1 7.1
Glasscock, Jack 3 21.4 Hunter, Catfish 1 7.1
Manush, Heinie 3 21.4 Inao, Kazuhisa 7 50.0
Ochiai, Hiromitsu 3 21.4 Johnson, Bob 2 14.3
Perez, Tony 3 21.4 Johnson, Home Run 2 14.3
Ryan, Jimmy 3 21.4 Joss, Addie 6 42.9
Sewell, Joe 3 21.4 Kelley, Joe 7 50.0
Wilson, Hack 3 21.4 Kingman, Dave 1 7.1
Wynn, Jimmy 3 21.4 Klein, Chuck 7 50.0
Bottomley, Jim 2 14.3 Lindstrom, Freddie 1 7.1
Cepeda, Perucho 2 14.3 Manush, Heinie 3 21.4
Cravath, Gavvy 2 14.3 Maranville, Rabbit 1 7.1
Cuyler, Kiki 2 14.3 Marquard, Rube 1 7.1
Doyle, Larry 2 14.3 Martinez, Edgar 5 35.7
Johnson, Bob 2 14.3 Mathews, Bobby 1 7.1
Johnson, Home Run 2 14.3 Mays, Carl 10 71.4
McPhee, Bid 2 14.3 McCormick, Jim 1 7.1
Poles, Spotswood 2 14.3 McGriff, Fred 5 35.7
Rixey, Eppa 2 14.3 McPhee, Bid 2 14.3
Bando, Sal 1 7.1 McVey, Cal 1 7.1
Baines, Harold 1 7.1 Mendez, Jose 8 57.1
Bender, Chief 1 7.1 Moore, Dobie 4 28.6
Bresnahan, Roger 1 7.1 Nettles, Graig 1 7.1
Canseco, Jose 1 7.1 Ochiai, Hiromitsu 3 21.4
Cash, Norm 1 7.1 Olerud, John 1 7.1
Chesbro, Jack 1 7.1 Oliva, Tony 1 7.1
Combs, Earle 1 7.1 Oliver, Al 1 7.1
Davis, Chili 1 7.1 Palmeiro, Rafael 5 35.7
Day, Leon 1 7.1 Pearce, Dickey 1 7.1
DiMaggio, Dom 1 7.1 Perez, Tony 3 21.4
Faber, Red 1 7.1 Pinson, Vada 1 7.1
Franco, John 1 7.1 Poles, Spotswood 2 14.3
Galarraga, Andres 1 7.1 Quisenberry, Dan 7 50.0
Hooper, Harry 1 7.1 Rice, Jim 5 35.7
Hunter, Catfish 1 7.1 Rice, Sam 5 35.7
Kingman, Dave 1 7.1 Rixey, Eppa 2 14.3
Lindstrom, Freddie 1 7.1 Rosen, Al 1 7.1
Maranville, Rabbit 1 7.1 Roush, Edd 5 35.7
Marquard, Rube 1 7.1 Ruffing, Red 5 35.7
Mathews, Bobby 1 7.1 Ryan, Jimmy 3 21.4
McCormick, Jim 1 7.1 Shocker, Urban 1 7.1
McVey, Cal 1 7.1 Sewell, Joe 3 21.4
Nettles, Graig 1 7.1 Smith, Hilton 1 7.1
Olerud, John 1 7.1 Smith, Reggie 1 7.1
Oliva, Tony 1 7.1 Smith, Lee 1 7.1
Oliver, Al 1 7.1 Starffin, Victor 7 50.0
Pearce, Dickey 1 7.1 Start, Joe 1 7.1
Pinson, Vada 1 7.1 Staub, Rusty 1 7.1
Rosen, Al 1 7.1 Stephens, Vern 1 7.1
Shocker, Urban 1 7.1 Sutter, Bruce 6 42.9
Smith, Hilton 1 7.1 Tiant, Luis 1 7.1
Smith, Reggie 1 7.1 Van Haltren, George 1 7.1
Smith, Lee 1 7.1 Veach, Bobby 1 7.1
Start, Joe 1 7.1 Walker, Larry 4 28.6
Staub, Rusty 1 7.1 Wallace, Bobby 4 28.6
Stephens, Vern 1 7.1 Waner, Lloyd 1 7.1
Tiant, Luis 1 7.1 Welch, Mickey 4 28.6
Van Haltren, George 1 7.1 Whitaker, Lou 9 64.3
Veach, Bobby 1 7.1 Willis, Vic 1 7.1
Waner, Lloyd 1 7.1 Wilson, Hack 3 21.4
Willis, Vic 1 7.1 Wynn, Jimmy 3 21.4
Youngs, Ross 1 7.1 Youngs, Ross 1 7.1