This mane BELONGS in the Hall, not only as a great 1stB, but his short carrer as a manager was great too. Look at his 69 Met's team, need I say more.
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mr & mrs robert w metz
12 years ago
we thought he was already in the hall. why is he not?
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Dave Boyens
12 years ago
IMHO, it's an injustice that Mr. Hodges is not in the HOF yet.
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Bonita Johnson
12 years ago
Fantastic player and manager and a wonderful role model! Should have been inducted years ago.
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Ward K. Reilly
12 years ago
No doubt, he definitely belongs in the Hall of Fame.
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Dennis Eaton
12 years ago
Well deserved
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Gene Hutmaker
12 years ago
I sa him play 70 game 1953 - 1957 on WOR or WPIX - he was the MAN (besides Musial) in the NL
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louie mendoza
12 years ago
well deserved
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Spencer Samelson
12 years ago
Let's go, Golden Era Committee!
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Gene Mattia
12 years ago
Should have been in a long time ago.
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Lew Lipset
12 years ago
His abilities and stature speak volumes butHis intagibles surpass anyone in the HOF
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Terry Bowles
12 years ago
Gil deserves it!
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Janet Richey
12 years ago
He was a Marine and a good person,
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stephen ackerman
12 years ago
his record and respect by teamates and fans make him deserving of membership.
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David Kaminer
12 years ago
When he retired, he had more HRs than any right-handed hitter in NL history, and the most grand slams. And there has never been a better field among right-handed first baseman. He clearly belongs.
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Peter Alan Smith
12 years ago
The more I read about him, the more I know he belongs!
He needs to be there
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As a player/manager or player alone
This mane BELONGS in the Hall, not only as a great 1stB, but his short carrer as a manager was great too. Look at his 69 Met's team, need I say more.
we thought he was already in the hall. why is he not?
IMHO, it's an injustice that Mr. Hodges is not in the HOF yet.
Fantastic player and manager and a wonderful role model! Should have been inducted years ago.
No doubt, he definitely belongs in the Hall of Fame.
Well deserved
I sa him play 70 game 1953 - 1957 on WOR or WPIX - he was the MAN (besides Musial) in the NL
well deserved
Let's go, Golden Era Committee!
Should have been in a long time ago.
His abilities and stature speak volumes butHis intagibles surpass anyone in the HOF
Gil deserves it!
He was a Marine and a good person,
his record and respect by teamates and fans make him deserving of membership.
When he retired, he had more HRs than any right-handed hitter in NL history, and the most grand slams. And there has never been a better field among right-handed first baseman. He clearly belongs.
The more I read about him, the more I know he belongs!