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Gil Hodges Belongs in the Baseball Hall of Fame

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Rodney Pelletier
11 years ago

Listen to Tom Shaver and you will vote for him.

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Steve
11 years ago

This is way overdue!

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Steve
11 years ago

This is way overdue!

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Ronald D. Kittle
11 years ago

I hit a few home runs myself. Let's get Gil in while his family and fan

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Ronald D. Kittle
11 years ago

I hit a few home runs myself. Let's get Gil in while his family and fan

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Allan Schlick
11 years ago

Heck, why is it taking so long to get him in the HOF? He was a great player & and steroid free too!!

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Allan Schlick
11 years ago

Heck, why is it taking so long to get him in the HOF? He was a great player & and steroid free too!!

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Michael Shapiro (author)
11 years ago

My book details Gil's contributions to Brooklyn Dodgers last pennant - a nailbiter (1956). Hodges' selection is long overdue!

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Michael Shapiro (author)
11 years ago

My book details Gil's contributions to Brooklyn Dodgers last pennant - a nailbiter (1956). Hodges' selection is long overdue!

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Bob Hamiltonj
11 years ago

My favorite player when I was a kid growing up, both for his performance on and off the field.

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Bob Hamiltonj
11 years ago

My favorite player when I was a kid growing up, both for his performance on and off the field.

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Kevin Fura
11 years ago

He was a smooth fielding, hard hitting first baseman and backbone of those great Dodger teams. He was also a fine manager whose career was cut short by death.

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Kevin Fura
11 years ago

He was a smooth fielding, hard hitting first baseman and backbone of those great Dodger teams. He was also a fine manager whose career was cut short by death.

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John Bickle
11 years ago

Mets fan since 1962

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John Bickle
11 years ago

Mets fan since 1962

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William Guerriero
11 years ago

"...say a prayer for Gil Hodges."

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William Guerriero
11 years ago

"...say a prayer for Gil Hodges."

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Jim Gibbons
11 years ago

Long overdue.

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Jim Gibbons
11 years ago

Long overdue.

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Ronald Combest
11 years ago

No Hall of Fame is complete without Gil Hodges.