ROCKY COLAVITO: Baseball Hall Of Fame Petition: MAKE AND CORRECT HISTORY
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Frank Mandato
1 year ago
One of the best
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Michael Dolsen
1 year ago
Colavito for Kuehnn - the greatest trade the Detroit Tigers ever made!
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David Mitchell
1 year ago
Shouldn’t even need this petition in my opinion…
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Harlow Hanson
1 year ago
#'s show the truth !!!
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Carl Kraus
1 year ago
Well overdue induction for Rocky!
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Anonymous
1 year ago
Just look at his stats, that will tell you all you need to know!
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Edward Flores
1 year ago
Shame on the Hall of Fame for not having the Rock in the HOF!!!!
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Gene Bailey
1 year ago
Yes. HALL OF FAME. NOW
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Ronald Strause
1 year ago
He deserves it
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Patrick Cavender
1 year ago
Don't knock the Rock. HOF 2026
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Robert Thaher
1 year ago
Rock should be in the Hall. He also pitched 8 scoreless innings over h
is career!
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Beamer Schuster
1 year ago
2 inductions...one for his bat; one for his arm.
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Ron Parvu
1 year ago
He deserves the HOF.
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John LoSardo
1 year ago
The top of MLB in 2 categories over 10 years (plus that arm); he should be in
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Bill Poole
1 year ago
I totally agree.
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Scott Cassels
1 year ago
In the 65 I went to see the lndians play the Yankees at Yankee Stadium. I emediately became an Indians fan because of Rocky Colavito! I was watching him in the pre game warm up, and watched him throw from right field to second base, to third base and to home plate! He threw in the air to 2nd, and one hopped to 3rd and home, perfect throw to every base! I loved watching him play! I think that day he also hit a Home run! #21 Rocky Colavito, I am proud to say I have many autographs from him!!! He even wrote to me when I had written him and asked him questions about baseball. I am also proud to have a psa 9 rookie card of him!!! He should be in Baseballs HALL OF FAME, FOR SURE
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Robert Bailey
1 year ago
One of the players I took notice of down in Texas in the days when the Yankees were about only team on television. Colavito always played well against them.
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Stephen Nitkin
1 year ago
I was born in 1948. Mickey was my hero forever. Rocky was a stud and a great talent. He was always right up there with the best in the league and his career is certainly HOF worthy. His best 10 years prove he was no “flash in the pan”- he was a HR slugger, RBI machine, and always dangerous. Yankee fans feared him and he was one of only a few who earned that accolade.
One of the best
Colavito for Kuehnn - the greatest trade the Detroit Tigers ever made!
Shouldn’t even need this petition in my opinion…
#'s show the truth !!!
Well overdue induction for Rocky!
Just look at his stats, that will tell you all you need to know!
Shame on the Hall of Fame for not having the Rock in the HOF!!!!
Yes. HALL OF FAME. NOW
He deserves it
Don't knock the Rock. HOF 2026
Rock should be in the Hall. He also pitched 8 scoreless innings over h is career!
2 inductions...one for his bat; one for his arm.
He deserves the HOF.
The top of MLB in 2 categories over 10 years (plus that arm); he should be in
I totally agree.
In the 65 I went to see the lndians play the Yankees at Yankee Stadium. I emediately became an Indians fan because of Rocky Colavito! I was watching him in the pre game warm up, and watched him throw from right field to second base, to third base and to home plate! He threw in the air to 2nd, and one hopped to 3rd and home, perfect throw to every base! I loved watching him play! I think that day he also hit a Home run! #21 Rocky Colavito, I am proud to say I have many autographs from him!!! He even wrote to me when I had written him and asked him questions about baseball. I am also proud to have a psa 9 rookie card of him!!! He should be in Baseballs HALL OF FAME, FOR SURE
One of the players I took notice of down in Texas in the days when the Yankees were about only team on television. Colavito always played well against them.
I was born in 1948. Mickey was my hero forever. Rocky was a stud and a great talent. He was always right up there with the best in the league and his career is certainly HOF worthy. His best 10 years prove he was no “flash in the pan”- he was a HR slugger, RBI machine, and always dangerous. Yankee fans feared him and he was one of only a few who earned that accolade.
Don’t “ KNOCK THE ROCK “ ( from the HOF )
Superstar of his era.