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Gil Hodges Belongs in the Baseball Hall of Fame

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Jeanneane Pappalardo
11 years ago

It'sw about time!

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Bill Madden "NY Daily News"
11 years ago

Many comparable players have been elected - why not Gil?

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Bill Madden "NY Daily News"
11 years ago

Many comparable players have been elected - why not Gil?

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Linda Cheng, OD "Eyes"
11 years ago

Time already to get Gil Hodges in!

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Linda Cheng, OD "Eyes"
11 years ago

Time already to get Gil Hodges in!

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Lawrence Benjamin
11 years ago

Iconic human being, humanitarian and champion on many levels. Will forever be a "King" to Kings County.

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Lawrence Benjamin
11 years ago

Iconic human being, humanitarian and champion on many levels. Will forever be a "King" to Kings County.

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Herman Krabbenhoft
11 years ago

High time to get Gil in!

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Herman Krabbenhoft
11 years ago

High time to get Gil in!

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Tara M. Krieger
11 years ago

I hope that this time is the charm for Gil Hodges!

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Tara M. Krieger
11 years ago

I hope that this time is the charm for Gil Hodges!

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Jerry Gerstman
11 years ago

When Gil retired he led all right handed hitters in the National League in homers. He was an all star first baseman. He singlehandedly brought the 1955 World Series to Brooklyn with the only 2 RBI's scored in game 7.What Brooklyn Dodger fan can forget that scoop up of Pee Wee's throw for the final out of game 7.He was a marine and a born leader as witness his managing of the Mets in 1969. His unjustified exclusion from the Hall must be righted while his wife Joan is still alive.

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Jerry Gerstman
11 years ago

Gil led the National League in homers as a righthanded hitter when he retired. He was a gifted power hitter and fielder and was the star first baseman of his generation. He was a marine and a natural born leader as wittness his management of the 1969 Mets. Gil should have been voted in years ago. Let's correct this oversight while Gil's wife Joan is stioo alive to see it happen.

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Jerry Gerstman
11 years ago

Gil led the National League in homers as a righthanded hitter when he retired. He was a gifted power hitter and fielder and was the star first baseman of his generation. He was a marine and a natural born leader as wittness his management of the 1969 Mets. Gil should have been voted in years ago. Let's correct this oversight while Gil's wife Joan is stioo alive to see it happen.

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Anonymous
11 years ago

YES

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Carl Palumbo
11 years ago

YES

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Fred Fishkin
11 years ago

Hodges has been coming close forever. It's time for him to over the top!

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Fred Fishkin
11 years ago

Hodges has been coming close forever. It's time for him to over the top!

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Michael Scotto "NY-1"
11 years ago

It's about time to act!

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Michael Scotto "NY-1"
11 years ago

It's about time to act!