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

He was a great power threat, home run hitter, and in his prime, had the best arm in the majors

Rocky was a great ballplayer and he was loved by everyone. He should have been selected for the HOF long ago and certainly while he was alive. Let’s put Ricky in now. A player we can all look up to. A fond boy who I loved to watch play in Yankee Stsdium. A true role model.

Colavito had all the tools, could run, hit for power, clutch hitter, had a rocket for an arm. Saw him throw out a run from the LF corner on the fly at Tiger Stadium. Deserves HOF recognition.

Greatly Overlooked. HOF membership would be well deserved. The REAL Italian Stallion.

Put Rocky in the HOF!

He was a great player and should be in the hall of fame

Put him in!

Put him In the hall

Put him in!

Look at the stats. Others have gotten in with less.

Glaring error that he is not in the HOF.

Rocky should be inducted into the H.O.F. He certainly had a H.O.F. career! Thank you.

HOF for Rocky Colavito, Orel Hershheiser, Carl Furillo.....in My opinion. All 3 have better stats than many already in.

This man truly deserves to be in the Hall of Fame

Rocky Colavito should be honored all-time in the HOF. I know this from my study of Topps baseball cards beginning in 1964! Besides this, my older brother, who taught me the meaning within baseball card statistics, knew Rocky was the complete ballplayer, each end of every inning, and very much appreciated by the fans of America's pastime!

The petition pretty much covers it all. He could even pitch, if needed.

the Rock should have been while alive!!!!!

My boyhood hero. When Frank "Trader" Lane traded him to Detroit, I stopped being an Indians fan. 2 favorite memories. Many of us would do the stretch of the bat behind our back & then the Sign of the Cross. The second one is game announcer Jimmy Dudley saying "Roccoooooo, Domenicoooo, Colsvitooooo!

I was able to watch many of his games growing up. He was my hero!

I feared him as a kid when the giants played against him