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

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Mario Bruni
1 year ago

The American League version of Gil Hodges.

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Harvey Schnell
1 year ago

Yes, can’t agree more. Sometimes the HOF is asleep at the wheel! Time is now! If I get any trolling females, I’m outta here.

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Dilman Thomas
1 year ago

I remember him well! He certainly belongs in the HOF!

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Daniel Mullen
1 year ago

Overdue

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Fred Gulino
1 year ago

You finally got Gil Hodges selected. Now fix this unjustice!

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Monte Shoemsker
1 year ago

I’ve believed The Rock should be enshrined for years. His time as a Royal hitting coach proved his talent as well!

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Gary Van
1 year ago

He deserves HOF status

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Bruce Rosen
1 year ago

Rocky is a deserving HOF’er.

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Kenneth Tocksin
1 year ago

Colavito should be in the Hall of Fame.

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John H Schultz
1 year ago

Rocky is definitely deserving of admission to Baseball HOF in Cooperstown. I used to love to watch his neck and back stretches before batting!

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Fred Backer
1 year ago

The Rock belongs in the HOF

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John Hill
1 year ago

Rocco was clutch, and had a gun for an arm⚾⚾⚾⚾⚾

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Hal Smith
1 year ago

Yes

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Ted Lindquist Jr
1 year ago

Rocky was a big time player during the late 50s and 60s during the years I was growing up and playing ball in youth leagues. There is no doubt Rocky is a Hall of Fame worthy baseball veteran. Please correct this long standing injustice to his legacy.

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Dennis Cmar
1 year ago

HOF worthy. A great player.

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Robert Brancati
1 year ago

Rocky was great

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Bill Murphy
1 year ago

I saw Rocky play and he deserves to be in the HOF. His record speaks for itself.

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Patrick Hearn
1 year ago

Don’t knock the Rock!!

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Patrick Gormley
1 year ago

I grew up in Western Pennsylvania and Rocky was a favorite there.

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Donald Staffo
1 year ago

Rocky deserved to be in the HoF a long time ago. He always had the numbers, and at the time of his retirement was ranked right up there with the best players in the history of the game. It's a shame that he wasn't inducted while he was still alive. He was my second favorite player while growing up, right behind Willie Mays. Don Staffo