ROCKY COLAVITO: Baseball Hall Of Fame Petition: MAKE AND CORRECT HISTORY
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Anthony Fornuto
2 months ago
He’s one of the ny Yankees should be in hall esp if you wound up being a Yankee early in his career, he’d be in the Hall of Fame
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Rodney Vohs
2 months ago
One of my favorite players growing up. Followed him with A’s, Indians and others. He was outstanding long ball hitter and rbi man.
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James Butcher
2 months ago
I watched him play as a kid. All-around fantastic player…for years!!!!
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Kevin R Faughnan
2 months ago
He was a great ball player
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Chuck Fye
2 months ago
Rocky was the driving force for the Indians for many years . years .
He was respected by h is peers , teammates , & the fan base .
" Don't knock thr Rock " says it all !
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john shaia
2 months ago
deserves it.
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Warren Springsteel
2 months ago
Rocky was a great athlete and also a great person…when Cleveland was playing the Yankees, he picked me up at my house in the Bronx, took me to the game and got me a great seat behind home plate. Watching him play and seeing his buddy Herb Score pitching was a memory I never forgot. After the game Rocky drove me home.
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Robert D'Annunzio
2 months ago
He was born to be in HOF. Numbers don’t lie. If he played on the Yankees there would have been no delay. Mantle and Bera knew how good he was and respected him very much. It’s time to correct the wrong.
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Janice Howard
2 months ago
Deserving of this honor.
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Ricky Shaw
2 months ago
Just look at his numbers
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Anthony Ricci
2 months ago
HOF player!
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ROSS CICERO
2 months ago
Rocky Colavito had a very solid career including four home runs in four consecutive at-bats. The argument that he played "only" 14 seasons is weak; rather than hang around past his prime.
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Bill Boylan
2 months ago
Rocky was great. Wish he was a Yankee in his prime.
A NEW YORK BOY!
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Lawrence Hess
2 months ago
I watched him play! At that time, he was absolutely one of the BEST!
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Mark Blakeslee
2 months ago
Rocky was the greatest!
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Supporter
2 months ago
He was my teenage crush. Plus he was a great ballplayer.
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Michael Sawka
2 months ago
He was an icon and dominant player !!
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Joseph Pomorski
2 months ago
The Rock was overshadowed by the big city boys even though he often outperformed them.
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Mike Stenson
2 months ago
Fan of him earlier and later in his career when he went from the Indians to the white sox
He’s one of the ny Yankees should be in hall esp if you wound up being a Yankee early in his career, he’d be in the Hall of Fame
One of my favorite players growing up. Followed him with A’s, Indians and others. He was outstanding long ball hitter and rbi man.
I watched him play as a kid. All-around fantastic player…for years!!!!
He was a great ball player
Rocky was the driving force for the Indians for many years . years . He was respected by h is peers , teammates , & the fan base . " Don't knock thr Rock " says it all !
deserves it.
Rocky was a great athlete and also a great person…when Cleveland was playing the Yankees, he picked me up at my house in the Bronx, took me to the game and got me a great seat behind home plate. Watching him play and seeing his buddy Herb Score pitching was a memory I never forgot. After the game Rocky drove me home.
He was born to be in HOF. Numbers don’t lie. If he played on the Yankees there would have been no delay. Mantle and Bera knew how good he was and respected him very much. It’s time to correct the wrong.
Deserving of this honor.
Just look at his numbers
HOF player!
Rocky Colavito had a very solid career including four home runs in four consecutive at-bats. The argument that he played "only" 14 seasons is weak; rather than hang around past his prime.
Rocky was great. Wish he was a Yankee in his prime. A NEW YORK BOY!
I watched him play! At that time, he was absolutely one of the BEST!
Rocky was the greatest!
He was my teenage crush. Plus he was a great ballplayer.
He was an icon and dominant player !!
The Rock was overshadowed by the big city boys even though he often outperformed them.
Fan of him earlier and later in his career when he went from the Indians to the white sox
He had 11 straight years of great numbers.