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

Long overdue and worthy

Rocky should be in the HOF

Grew up in the 50's. He was awesome

Put Rocky in the HOF

Rocky was a star player that all kids wanted to emulate, he belongs in the Hall of Fame with his contemporaries .

Being from New York, and a New York, Yankee fan…other than Mickey Mantle …Rocky Colavito was a Bronx Boy… when we played in our sandlot games ,we always gave the sign of the cross at the plate. And right now I think it’s due time that Rocky finally enters the hall where many of his peers know how great he was … He has the stats a lot better than some already in the hall he was The Total package of what a major league ball player is and represented baseball in the city of Cleveland, the city of Detroit, the city of Kansas City and the city of New York on and off the Field. A Class Act That gave command performances for the baseball public. The Sign of the cross into the HALL. He deserves this and I think the committee knows this as well. God bless be right now in there new of his competitive nature and lived up to more than some of their abilities. question question

No question! Rocky Colavito belongs in the Major League Baseball Hall of Fame!

He belongs in the Hall of Fame

I feel that Rocky Colavito is worthy of inclusion to the Baseball Hall of Fame.

Great player. I also thought Rocky was in the Hall of Fame. In the '50s we got the Phils on Sunday TV and the CBS Game of the week on Saturday. I saw him on some games and on Home Run Derby.

Right there with the power and production guys of the time he played.

Put him in!

Yes

Rocky’s acceptance in the HOF is long overdue!

And he did everything with grace.

Rocky's stats are as good as, if not better then, a lot of the Hall of Famers.

Mr. Colavito, one of my favorites, who excelled on the field, and was a gentle man off.

Grew up in Cleveland, Rocky was my hero. Still #1 mlb player after 50+ yrs in Dallas. His KPIs say he should've been there long ago.

I followed every game when he was with the Tigers!

I was in 1959...I asked him for an autograph in KC after a KC A's game...he said " No..." and for decades I've told folks"I talked with Rocky!"