ROCKY COLAVITO: Baseball Hall Of Fame Petition: MAKE AND CORRECT HISTORY
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John Paul Mudri
1 year ago
My father was a part time Indians scout during my younger days. Rocky was a Cleveland hero and I thought so always sitting in right field stands to get closer to Rocky
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Anonymous
1 year ago
I had no idea that he wasn’t in the HOF. I would have bet he was already inducted
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Paul Siminovsky
1 year ago
Rocky belongs
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Jamie England
1 year ago
The Rock should be in the HOF
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Ricklo Batto
1 year ago
Rocky was an idol to us kids who grew up in the Era.Even Yankee fans adored this great athlete.
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Patrick Simon
1 year ago
I grew up in Canton, Ohio and got to watch Rocky play many times and he was amazing as a hitter and fielder! I strongly recommend him for the Baseball HOF!
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Michael Fennimore
1 year ago
My hero growing up.
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Prof Asher J Matathias
1 year ago
Long overdue, wouldn’t you say?
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Jack Turri
1 year ago
#7 in that Tiger uniform..!
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William Trocino
1 year ago
My favorite baseball player of all time-I’m 72 years old
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James Lupica
1 year ago
Rocky Colavito was a living legend in Cleveland Ohio! The young boys my age all cried as we shared and grieved over the trade of Rocky to the Tigers for Harvey Kuenn. That began the Curse of Colavito that was created by the evil Trader Lane! We all celebrated his return in the summer of 1965. We still compare all sluggers in Cleveland to Rocky Colavito!
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Patricia J
1 year ago
He belongs there!!!
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David Curtis
1 year ago
legendary player
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Robb Theisen
1 year ago
Let him in!
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David Carden
1 year ago
One of my favorites when he played for the Tigers
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William Rife
1 year ago
I’m a lifelong Yankees fan and growing up Mantle was my idol but I remember Rocky and I enjoyed watching him play and he was a great player and I believe has earned a right to be enshrined in the HOF. There are a lot less talented players in the hall I won’t name names but we all know some who don’t belong in the HOF.
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Danny Prichard
1 year ago
Rocky and Dale Murphy both deserve enshrinement in the Hall of Fame.
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Bob Black
1 year ago
His record speaks for itself. Past time for him to be recognized in HOF.
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Ernest Schurdell
1 year ago
Put the Rock in the Hall of Fame
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Tim Cosens
1 year ago
The “Rock” is the best! The years in Detroit along side of Al Kaline were some of the best in Tigers baseball.
My father was a part time Indians scout during my younger days. Rocky was a Cleveland hero and I thought so always sitting in right field stands to get closer to Rocky
I had no idea that he wasn’t in the HOF. I would have bet he was already inducted
Rocky belongs
The Rock should be in the HOF
Rocky was an idol to us kids who grew up in the Era.Even Yankee fans adored this great athlete.
I grew up in Canton, Ohio and got to watch Rocky play many times and he was amazing as a hitter and fielder! I strongly recommend him for the Baseball HOF!
My hero growing up.
Long overdue, wouldn’t you say?
#7 in that Tiger uniform..!
My favorite baseball player of all time-I’m 72 years old
Rocky Colavito was a living legend in Cleveland Ohio! The young boys my age all cried as we shared and grieved over the trade of Rocky to the Tigers for Harvey Kuenn. That began the Curse of Colavito that was created by the evil Trader Lane! We all celebrated his return in the summer of 1965. We still compare all sluggers in Cleveland to Rocky Colavito!
He belongs there!!!
legendary player
Let him in!
One of my favorites when he played for the Tigers
I’m a lifelong Yankees fan and growing up Mantle was my idol but I remember Rocky and I enjoyed watching him play and he was a great player and I believe has earned a right to be enshrined in the HOF. There are a lot less talented players in the hall I won’t name names but we all know some who don’t belong in the HOF.
Rocky and Dale Murphy both deserve enshrinement in the Hall of Fame.
His record speaks for itself. Past time for him to be recognized in HOF.
Put the Rock in the Hall of Fame
The “Rock” is the best! The years in Detroit along side of Al Kaline were some of the best in Tigers baseball.