ROCKY COLAVITO: Baseball Hall Of Fame Petition: MAKE AND CORRECT HISTORY
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Bill Hull
1 year ago
Rocky certainly deserves to be in the Hall of Fame
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Anonymous
1 year ago
Childhood hero!
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Joel J Orosz
1 year ago
The Rock has earned HOF recognition
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Michael Logan
1 year ago
Don’t knock the Rock
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Kim Cole
1 year ago
I was blessed to see Rocky play on tv when I was growing up. I’m 75 now and miss players like Rocky.
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Dale Thorne
1 year ago
Rock C deserves to be in the MLB HOF. Correct the error, Now!!!
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Bob
1 year ago
Boyhood hero
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Janes Profitt
1 year ago
Rocky was a tremendous player and he is greatly deserving of being in Tge Baseball Hall of Fame.
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George Bautista
1 year ago
I agree that Rocky Colavito belongs in the MLB HOF
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Bob Ochsner
1 year ago
Don't forget he has 1 MLB pitching victory. In 1968 against the Detroit Tigers.
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Harry Stoffer
1 year ago
Open and shut case with the stats, but don't forget he was a gentleman, who personified integrity and respected the fans to his dying day.
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lecil wonch
1 year ago
he should be in the HOF
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Charles Frandson
1 year ago
Should have been enshrined years ago.
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Peter elfant
1 year ago
Its unfair Rocky has been so neglected, he was a great player.
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Lew Carbone
1 year ago
He was a huge part of my childhood, and a big connection with my dad.
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Jef Stemple
1 year ago
One of my cousins in Taylor, MI was one of Rocky Colavito's neighbors [when MLB superstars lived in regular neighborhoods in normal houses]. My cousin took me to Rocky's house; I rang the doorbell, and Rocky came to the door. Although the Tigers were in town and playing later that day, Rocky greeted us with a big smile, treated me with respect and kindness [I'm 76 now but was only 11 at the time.], and gladly signed the only ballglove I owned. [Rocky personified the addage: A person's character can be defined by how they treat those who can't help them.]
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H havobson
1 year ago
Grew up in Toledo. Remember him well in Cleveland and later Detroit He was an elite player
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Don Hines
1 year ago
Way overdue
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Gilbert Arias
1 year ago
Rocky is also credited with a win as a pitcher. It occurred in 1968 in relief again the Detroit Tigers, who went on to win the World Series. that year.
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Ernest Samas
1 year ago
Was at his 75th Birthday! The Rock was bigger than the Beatles (to a 9 year old Indians fan) i1965-67
Rocky certainly deserves to be in the Hall of Fame
Childhood hero!
The Rock has earned HOF recognition
Don’t knock the Rock
I was blessed to see Rocky play on tv when I was growing up. I’m 75 now and miss players like Rocky.
Rock C deserves to be in the MLB HOF. Correct the error, Now!!!
Boyhood hero
Rocky was a tremendous player and he is greatly deserving of being in Tge Baseball Hall of Fame.
I agree that Rocky Colavito belongs in the MLB HOF
Don't forget he has 1 MLB pitching victory. In 1968 against the Detroit Tigers.
Open and shut case with the stats, but don't forget he was a gentleman, who personified integrity and respected the fans to his dying day.
he should be in the HOF
Should have been enshrined years ago.
Its unfair Rocky has been so neglected, he was a great player.
He was a huge part of my childhood, and a big connection with my dad.
One of my cousins in Taylor, MI was one of Rocky Colavito's neighbors [when MLB superstars lived in regular neighborhoods in normal houses]. My cousin took me to Rocky's house; I rang the doorbell, and Rocky came to the door. Although the Tigers were in town and playing later that day, Rocky greeted us with a big smile, treated me with respect and kindness [I'm 76 now but was only 11 at the time.], and gladly signed the only ballglove I owned. [Rocky personified the addage: A person's character can be defined by how they treat those who can't help them.]
Grew up in Toledo. Remember him well in Cleveland and later Detroit He was an elite player
Way overdue
Rocky is also credited with a win as a pitcher. It occurred in 1968 in relief again the Detroit Tigers, who went on to win the World Series. that year.
Was at his 75th Birthday! The Rock was bigger than the Beatles (to a 9 year old Indians fan) i1965-67