The Next 20 Hall of Fame Classes
Yeah, that’s right, I’m looking at the Hall of Fame through 2044!
Our three-year anniversary here at JoeBlogs is coming up… and I wanted to give you all a couple of presents for supporting me like you have and allowing me to go out on my own and do what I have loved doing for, sheesh, almost 40 years.
Today, I’m giving you my Hall of Fame calendar—predictions for the next, oh, I don’t know, 20 or so Hall of Fame induction ceremonies. Let the arguments rage!
And I will tell you today that I’m working on a special e-book—to be available only here at JoeBlogs—that will count down the Baseball Hall of Famers from 273 all the way to number one. It’s a massive project and will still take some time, but I hope to have it done and in your hands before the next Hall of Fame ceremony in January.
I think you’ll get a huge kick out of it.
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OK, enough of that. Let’s predict the next 20 Hall of Fame Baseball Writers Association of America classes, year by year. Now, I fully expect to be much more wrong than right, but what fun would it be otherwise?
