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Gil Hodges Belongs in the Baseball Hall of Fame

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Kate Beilouny
5 years ago

On behalf of my husband, always a Gil fan, always wore #14. It's time....

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Frank Cameron
5 years ago

Should have been elected years ago.

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Robert Ancona
5 years ago

Gil in HOF now!

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Steven Avery
5 years ago

Long time coming

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Dan DeBiaso
5 years ago

Vote in Mr. Hodges!

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Edward Heeshey
5 years ago

It is long past time.

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Kevin Kamper
5 years ago

Gil belongs in the hall of fame

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John Crowley
5 years ago

Gil deserves to be there!

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Larry Van Blerkom
5 years ago

Time to right a wrong while Joan Hodges can enjoy it.

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David Sweeney
5 years ago

#HodgesHallofFame

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Ed Terry
5 years ago

Gil belongs in the Hall.

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Mary Wilmarth
5 years ago

Like a steadfast plant, he was a Proven Winner. He turned himself into a wonderful man, and neglected his love of baseball to do what needed to be done. He had World Records, and kept his wonderful sense of self, and shared his knowledge by teaching being well-respected by all. He is equivalent to an American Idol in a singing competition, only he is the American Idol in baseball. He has the "X-Factor" of Being All You Can Be, an Officer and a Gentleman type, with gentle and loving concern for his family, his Team Mates, his Players, his friends and his fans....Well-spoken, kind, confident, and business-like, why is he NOT in the Hall of Fame....Gee, it really would be nice since I read his wife is 91 now. It should be an easy and clear decision that it is the right thing to do!

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Robert Burdge
5 years ago

Mr Hodges should be in mlb HOF.

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Mary Garcia
5 years ago

A true baseball legend and good man, very deserving of being amongst the greats in the hall of fame. Long overdue, vote him in right away so that his family can witness this honor and his wife especially who’s now 94 years old.

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Sharon McGlothlin
5 years ago

Put Gil in the Hall of Fame. He has more than all the qualifications to get in and should be.

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Bill Ashcraft
5 years ago

In my opinion, the anchor of that Brooklyn Dodgers dynasty of the 1950s

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Michael Cardella
5 years ago

Put him in the Hall !!!!!!

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Anonymous
5 years ago

Let’s honor his memory!!

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Anonymous
5 years ago

Let’s get it done!!!!!

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Stanley Freeman
5 years ago

Gil belongs, he was the dominant 1st baseman for ten years