Support Al Oliver's Candidacy for the National Baseball Hall of Fame
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Dru Taliaferro
12 years ago
Really... with his numbers why is he NOT already there.
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James Miller
12 years ago
It's wrong how Al Oliver has been done by the HOF. He has better numbers then some members who are there now. Vote Al into the HOF !
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David Sparks
12 years ago
Al Oliver was an exciting Pirate to watch with a glove or bat and deserves to be rewarded. Put Mr. Oliver in.
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Mike Walker
12 years ago
No brainer, this man belongs in the HOF.
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Anonymous
12 years ago
I lived in Arlington in the 70's and went to a few Ranger Games (big fan), I can almost recite every player. I also used to play in Al's house while it was being built. Good times
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ROBERT SPINOZA
12 years ago
This is an absolute disgrace that Al isn't in the H.O.F. If Ryne Sandberg is in and Al isn't, well then there is something very, very wrong with this picture. Compare the stats...Al Oliver blows him away, period!
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Garry Benford
12 years ago
No brainer! look at the numbers!
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Richard a greene
12 years ago
Good luck cuz
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John
12 years ago
He was traded for a hall of famer.
Bert blyleven.
Oliver was truly special for Pittsburgh, Texas and Montreal. He deserves to be a HOF ER !!!
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Ed Hayes
12 years ago
Certainly belongs in the Hall of Fame!
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rollin gianella
12 years ago
He deserves to be in. He was a first ballot. The writers do not know what they are talking about.
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Stephen D Wilson
12 years ago
Compare Al Oliver's stats to Richie Ashburn's, Thank's for your time, SDW
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David Schlechter
12 years ago
Thank you for going out of your way for Mr. Oliver. He clearly deserves the hof.
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George J. Clayton
12 years ago
An inspiration to all of us who grew up in Portsmouth, Ohio
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Bill Durfee
12 years ago
Al Oliver has always been one of my favorites (and I grew up a NY Met fan).
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mark klippstein
12 years ago
my favorite pirate player
from the great 1970 pirate franchise era. . that is hall of fame worthy concidering the
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Dr Charles Greiner
12 years ago
Go scoop!
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Deborah Gillum
12 years ago
Al's career stats and commitment to his community qualities befitting a Baseball Hall of Fame candidate. Mr. Oliver has earned a nod from the committee.
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Tom Smilanich
12 years ago
Should have been in the Hall already. Would have had 3000 hits as well if given the opportunity!
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Michael Oliver
12 years ago
I watched Al play for years and copied his swing through a successful college career. He always played the game right and represented MLB in a professional manner. Mike Oliver-No relation
Really... with his numbers why is he NOT already there.
It's wrong how Al Oliver has been done by the HOF. He has better numbers then some members who are there now. Vote Al into the HOF !
Al Oliver was an exciting Pirate to watch with a glove or bat and deserves to be rewarded. Put Mr. Oliver in.
No brainer, this man belongs in the HOF.
I lived in Arlington in the 70's and went to a few Ranger Games (big fan), I can almost recite every player. I also used to play in Al's house while it was being built. Good times
This is an absolute disgrace that Al isn't in the H.O.F. If Ryne Sandberg is in and Al isn't, well then there is something very, very wrong with this picture. Compare the stats...Al Oliver blows him away, period!
No brainer! look at the numbers!
Good luck cuz
He was traded for a hall of famer. Bert blyleven. Oliver was truly special for Pittsburgh, Texas and Montreal. He deserves to be a HOF ER !!!
Certainly belongs in the Hall of Fame!
He deserves to be in. He was a first ballot. The writers do not know what they are talking about.
Compare Al Oliver's stats to Richie Ashburn's, Thank's for your time, SDW
Thank you for going out of your way for Mr. Oliver. He clearly deserves the hof.
An inspiration to all of us who grew up in Portsmouth, Ohio
Al Oliver has always been one of my favorites (and I grew up a NY Met fan).
my favorite pirate player from the great 1970 pirate franchise era. . that is hall of fame worthy concidering the
Go scoop!
Al's career stats and commitment to his community qualities befitting a Baseball Hall of Fame candidate. Mr. Oliver has earned a nod from the committee.
Should have been in the Hall already. Would have had 3000 hits as well if given the opportunity!
I watched Al play for years and copied his swing through a successful college career. He always played the game right and represented MLB in a professional manner. Mike Oliver-No relation