ROCKY COLAVITO: Baseball Hall Of Fame Petition: MAKE AND CORRECT HISTORY
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Douglas Blase
1 year ago
Is it because he's Italian?
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Francis Cheslea
1 year ago
This man should have been in the Hall of Fame long before he passed on. That would have been a true tribute to him. Please, put Rocky in the Hall ASAP. Thank you.
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Jody Mullins
1 year ago
Pay the man his due!
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AJ Musick
1 year ago
I remember Rocky Colavito. He deserves to be a member of the Baseball Hall of Fame.
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LLoyd Oakley
1 year ago
Let him in!!!!
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Jerry Ahrenstein
1 year ago
My favorite Yankees opponent ever. Glad this Bronx boy got some playing time with Yankees near the end of his career
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Gary Gagne
1 year ago
One of the greatest players of all time.
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Dennis Baker
1 year ago
Please consider Rocky!
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Scott Mook
1 year ago
Grew up a Rocky fan and was heartbroken when yhe Indians traded him
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Gary Garinger
1 year ago
Loved the ROCK
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Raymond Durvin
1 year ago
100% agree he should have already been in.
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Ronald Clark
1 year ago
He could pitch too!
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Warren Matouk
1 year ago
How could “The Rock” be overlooked? Please vote him into the Veterans section!
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Ron Price
1 year ago
Rocky was one of my heroes growing up. Had a Rocky Colivito glove I used for years. Even pointed my bat at the pitcher like he did. Helluva player but overshadowed and a little underrated back then.
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John Rethwisch
1 year ago
During the time period of his playing days and after his retirement, Colavito's name was always in the conversation. Admired by all of the "old sand-lot gang". Get him into the Hall of Fame.
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Bob Wagner
1 year ago
It's past time for him to be inducted. The stats speak for themselves.
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Jerry Cupples
1 year ago
I saw him hit 4 home runs in one game
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Larry Okolish
1 year ago
My favorite baseball player!!
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Ted Collins
1 year ago
Rocky may be the most deserving eligible player of his era that is not in the HOF, both statistically and popularity. The primary reasons he is not is because of the length of his career and lack of a championship. He is more qualified than several peers already in the hall. It’s time to right this wrong.
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David Epstein
1 year ago
While I am a die hard Yankees fan, I saw the Rock play many times in my life (I am 72). Was thrilled with his short stint with the Yankees at the end of his career. He was indeed a great great ballplayer, a credit to his profession! He deserves to be in the Hall!!!
Is it because he's Italian?
This man should have been in the Hall of Fame long before he passed on. That would have been a true tribute to him. Please, put Rocky in the Hall ASAP. Thank you.
Pay the man his due!
I remember Rocky Colavito. He deserves to be a member of the Baseball Hall of Fame.
Let him in!!!!
My favorite Yankees opponent ever. Glad this Bronx boy got some playing time with Yankees near the end of his career
One of the greatest players of all time.
Please consider Rocky!
Grew up a Rocky fan and was heartbroken when yhe Indians traded him
Loved the ROCK
100% agree he should have already been in.
He could pitch too!
How could “The Rock” be overlooked? Please vote him into the Veterans section!
Rocky was one of my heroes growing up. Had a Rocky Colivito glove I used for years. Even pointed my bat at the pitcher like he did. Helluva player but overshadowed and a little underrated back then.
During the time period of his playing days and after his retirement, Colavito's name was always in the conversation. Admired by all of the "old sand-lot gang". Get him into the Hall of Fame.
It's past time for him to be inducted. The stats speak for themselves.
I saw him hit 4 home runs in one game
My favorite baseball player!!
Rocky may be the most deserving eligible player of his era that is not in the HOF, both statistically and popularity. The primary reasons he is not is because of the length of his career and lack of a championship. He is more qualified than several peers already in the hall. It’s time to right this wrong.
While I am a die hard Yankees fan, I saw the Rock play many times in my life (I am 72). Was thrilled with his short stint with the Yankees at the end of his career. He was indeed a great great ballplayer, a credit to his profession! He deserves to be in the Hall!!!