Gil belongs in the Hall ,vote him in now,take O'malley out
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Larry Curran
6 years ago
Gil Hodges belongs in the Baseball Hall of Fame
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Robert Ceballo
6 years ago
Long over due
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Anthony Fox
6 years ago
Gil for the hall. It’s time.
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Rita Bagala
6 years ago
Gil Hodges should have been in the HOF years ago. Long overdue.
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Thomas J Reynolds
6 years ago
He belongs
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Brian hassett
6 years ago
Well over due
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JEFF COMENZO
6 years ago
I hope he gets In
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steven murphy
6 years ago
its long overdue
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Corey Mansfield
6 years ago
One of the greatest all-around baseball people.
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Tom Stavitzski
6 years ago
He belongs!
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Bob Murphy
6 years ago
Gil is long overdue put him in
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Pedro Rodriguez
6 years ago
No reason he should not be in the hall of fame .
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Steve Helfand
6 years ago
He was one of the best mgr in basebqll
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Charles J Sanders
6 years ago
The numbers as a player are there (despite years of military service in combat); the managerial reputation is the gold standard; and as a credit to the game, he was the platinum standard. He is THE greatest oversight of the HOF.
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George lavelle
6 years ago
Just look at his numbers from 1949-1959 11 years of over 20 or more homers and 7 years in a row of driving in 100 or more and only one of those years under 80. His numbers are so
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Jack Waslin
6 years ago
The time has come for the Hall of Fame to correct this glaring omission!
Gil belongs in the Hall ,vote him in now,take O'malley out
Gil Hodges belongs in the Baseball Hall of Fame
Long over due
Gil for the hall. It’s time.
Gil Hodges should have been in the HOF years ago. Long overdue.
He belongs
Well over due
I hope he gets In
its long overdue
One of the greatest all-around baseball people.
He belongs!
Gil is long overdue put him in
No reason he should not be in the hall of fame .
He was one of the best mgr in basebqll
The numbers as a player are there (despite years of military service in combat); the managerial reputation is the gold standard; and as a credit to the game, he was the platinum standard. He is THE greatest oversight of the HOF.
Just look at his numbers from 1949-1959 11 years of over 20 or more homers and 7 years in a row of driving in 100 or more and only one of those years under 80. His numbers are so
The time has come for the Hall of Fame to correct this glaring omission!
He belongs in the HOF
Mr. Hodges. is a fine person.
Overdue