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ROCKY COLAVITO: Baseball Hall Of Fame Petition: MAKE AND CORRECT HISTORY

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Gordon V Jardy
9 months ago

I loved the Rock growing up as a child in Cleveland..!!! He was my favorite player on the Cleveland Indians at that time..!!! One of my fondest memories of Rocky was listening in the radio to the game when he hit 4 Home Runs in that game..!!! And he had an incredible arm for an outfielder..!!! Just amazing and awesome..!!! Rocky Colavito —- Love him..!!!

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Robert Roskamp
9 months ago

Don’t understand why this took so long ?!

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Jerry Oehlers
9 months ago

I would like to join this

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john joseph ruesing
9 months ago

i seen him at comisky park

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Bill Ranauro
9 months ago

Deserving player!

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Mark Mays
9 months ago

Rocky was an elite player with a cannon of an arm and electric power at the plate.

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Jay Berkin
9 months ago

Get him in. His arm and defense was great, too!

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Johnny Wilson
9 months ago

I was shocked to discover this hadn't happened. Maybe the veteran's committee had him confused with Rocky Marciano, the boxer.

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Rich Halecki
9 months ago

Long overdue

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Mort Seymour
9 months ago

Great ball players like Colavito need to be recognized for their achievements. Too often overlooked if they're not on a World Series winner or play in NY or LA.

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Morris Fisher
9 months ago

Travesty that he is not in the HOF. Should have happened when he was alive.

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Dave Hoskins
9 months ago

One of my favorites. It’s a shame he didn’t get in while he was alive

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Marvin Kujawski
9 months ago

One of the greatest ballplayers of my day!

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Judy Petho
9 months ago

best Indian ever

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Steve Cohn
9 months ago

The statistics don’t lie. Rocky belongs in the MLB Hall of Fame!

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Richard C Ordin
9 months ago

Yes, Rocky Colavito should be inducted into the MLB Hall of Fame

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Bob mandarano
9 months ago

yes ! with a rifle arm ! no steriods just a great player great man

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Joseph Andy Pasillas
9 months ago

Thanks for your due diligent for Mr. Rocky he belongs. Rest Peacefully my friend

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Richard Marcy
9 months ago

I saw him as a Tiger in the late 50’s and 60’s. He was a great ball player and with Kaline and Cash, was part of a formidable trio of hitters in Detroit. Deserves to be in the Hall of Fame!

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Bob Jacobson
9 months ago

Long overdue