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Gil Hodges Belongs in the Baseball Hall of Fame

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John F Hartnett
9 years ago

Gil Is Deserving of HOF status!

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Kathleen McCarthy
9 years ago

I cannot believe this all time great has never been inducted...time to right this wrong!

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Dave Williams
9 years ago

Bklyn Dodger and Met fan

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joseph m keeler
9 years ago

HE was a great ballplayer with great intedrity on and off the field

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Ann McGrath
9 years ago

Gil Hodges was a role model then, and remains a role model today.

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RON
9 years ago

HE SHOULD BE A HALL OF FAMER..

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Lyle Dunst
9 years ago

Gil belongs in the HOF and should have his number retired by the Dodgers!

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Mike Rosen
9 years ago

A cornerstone of the great Brooklyn teams of the '50s and a World Series winning manager with the Mets.

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John F Hartnett
9 years ago

Shame on the Baseball HOF! Anyone true baseball aficionado, looking at Gil Hodges's lifetime stats would HAVE to reasonably agree that he BELONGS in the HOF

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Ralph Galati
9 years ago

My parents were Brooklyn Dodger fans, I grew up loving them , my wish before I die is take my sons to the Hall of Fame on the inauguration day of Gil Hodges

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Mark Charonis
9 years ago

Not just a great player and manager, but a great person.

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James Bowman
9 years ago

It is long overdue

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Kenneth Laus
9 years ago

He's certain better than some of the folks elected in the last 20 yrs. Plus to my knowledge the only PE product he used was Chewing Gum

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dave cohen
9 years ago

gil is great

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Phil Bosha
9 years ago

The Hall will not be complete until Gil gets in

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MORTON J. FLEISCHNER
9 years ago

A man of integrity. A leader on the field. A model citizen of the Brooklyn community. An outstanding professional ballplayer. Husband, father, hero to thousands of young fans.

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Robert Andersen
9 years ago

Gil deserves to be in the HOF!

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Jeff Willis
9 years ago

Compare Gil's accomplishments on and off the field against other HOF members. He deserves to be there.

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George Anthony
9 years ago

Led by example ...

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Joel Sanders
9 years ago

Baseball needs to recognize his achievements on and off the field.