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Someone on another board mentioned Marshall Goldberg getting this far and not getting in which I didn't know about. Did something change to make the players getting this far basically locks now?Brian wolf wrote:... hopefully
The fact that Marshall Goldberg got even that far was mind-blowing. This wasn't like Floyd Little sneaking in to an induction class one year because someone made a great presentation....they looked at hundreds of deserving Seniors candidates and the name they selected was Marshall Goldberg. Possibly the dumbest thing ever done by the HOF selection committee...not an exaggeration.TanksAndSpartans wrote:Someone on another board mentioned Marshall Goldberg getting this far and not getting in which I didn't know about. Did something change to make the players getting this far basically locks now?Brian wolf wrote:... hopefully
Reminds me of the recent non-HOF senior draft done by some historians. 35 players, the first of whom got in this year. No such luck for the other 34 though.Bryan wrote:they looked at hundreds of deserving Seniors candidates
I would say the latter. I'd actually be fine with those 3 given the direction they've taken, but maybe its Gradishar + 2 similar to this year. .333 is good in baseball, disappointing here. The other thing I started thinking was Isbell may have just been on the list to have one super senior, a "check the box" kind of thing. Glad we don't have to think about it for another yearBrian wolf wrote:Its pretty sad TanksAndSpartans ...
They got it right with Howley but failed too many other players. Will it get better next year or is the queue set for Kooch, Gradishar and Sharpe, who are deserving but way more modern ?
