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the recently completed Hall of
Fame vote.
Here's a look at your biggest
jumpers.
Scott Rolen at an increase of
over 17 percent.
Todd Helton first baseman great
first baseman nearing his day
almost 16 percent.
Billy Wagner.
I don't have a vote but Billy
Wagner should be in the Hall of
Fame.
Andrew Jones had an increase of
better than 14 percent and Gary
Sheffield just over 40 percent
of the vote.
He had an increase of ten point
one percent of those names.
We come back here inside studio.
Twenty one back here with Cliff
Floyd and Carlos Panya and
Robert flaws of those names on
that board there Cliff.
Who do you think is someone
that's like OK this is trending
in the right direction.
He's definitely going to get in
man.
We saw all those guys play.
You know I'll play with Gary
Sheffield.
So I got to go with Scheff right
now even though you look at some
other numbers a little higher as
far as trending upwards.
But yet a film man was just
different you know and I've been
using this when you know when
you look at certain dos and you
and you try to emulate and you
try to go to the cage and go on
to try to hit like that try it.
You'll be out the game in a
soccer game.
And then when you think about
how he went about his business.
I just believe chef is now
getting different.
Look.
I think people are paying
attention to what that man did
and the damage he did.
So I look at that list.
And while I love all of Scotty
Rojas on Amadou's Andrew Jones I
love all day everyday.
I was a National League my whole
pretty much my whole career.
Sato's deal.
You hit some balls out there.
You out period.
And by touching him and diving
Dustin May I'm like Ed you can
at least make it look like I hit
a button.
So I look at these lady's cast
Margot as chef Andrew Jones Ten
Career Gold Gloves all in a row
tied for third most Gold Glove
among outfielders trailing only
Mays and Clemente.
What about you Carlos.
Who on that list kind of jumps
out at you.
That's amazing.
I mean going back to Andrew
Jones remember that when he
broke into the big leagues that
big postseason he had I mean
amazing big fan.
I was by the way giant 81 years
old.
I wasn't going bridge in the way
that you know and I think that's
the thing you want.
And a job loss is who is
compared to when you think about
the comparisons of the greats of
centerfield.
But there's a difference maker
mama.
He he just did these and that.
Right that we look at his first
year you think oh well you know
he needs love and we got to love
a big jump.
Huge jump.
You mentioned Scott Roland Cliff
and in Carlos I want you to
weigh in here on on Scott.
Roland.
Yes.
Fifty two point nine percent of
the vote.
Fourth year on the ballot.
Seven time all star.
Eight Gold Gloves has an
identical opl plus to Paul
Molinar while playing more games
at third base.
I think he's one of those
players that if you look at the
trends it's looking good for him
eventually to get in.
Yes.
When you ask that question
that's exactly what was going to
say.
I just obviously love Andrew
Jones from all perspective from
my perspective.
But you know as Todd Roland
right here certainly trending up
I think he it's going to be one
of those guys that's for sure
gets in going forward.
And because you have cops like
Paul Montas and you look at his
numbers they're just flat out
don't lie.
And one of the things that you
know Cliff mentioned is the fact
that it's impossible for us.
It's almost impossible for us to
look at it objectively because
we saw this in person.
It is really really it sways you
one way.
I mean the numbers back him up.
But when you watch these guys
play day in and day out and
ruling did it so quietly.
But you know his bad spoke for
him.
You know his glove spoke for
him.
The way he went about his
business spoke for.
Same thing with the way Andrew
Jones Gary Sheffield was another
one that was exciting to watch.
But we saw this in person.
But objectively speaking just
looking at the uptick right here
as he went up and how he's
trending he's a chewin.