In your Opinion , what numbers would you consider Hall of Fame Numbers in Baseball

Question

It has changed for years ,

Smile :]

Answer 1

well theres diff. kinds of guys, so u cant jus giv stats for everythin....

Answer 2

for humeruns 600+

for hits 2,000+

for AVG .320+

for wins 280+

for ERA 3.20 and under

for K's 2,000+

Answer 3

Hitter:

.300+ 500 home runs 1500+ RBIs 1000 BBs At least 1 MVP Award.

.300 2,000 runs 800 SBs 2,800+ hits

Hit a walk off home run in the World Series against the Yankee ;)

Pitcher (Starting)

Sub 3.5 ERA, 250+ wins, 2,500 Ks At least 1 Cy Young Award

2 ERA, 350+ saves, 10+ Ks/9 innings.

I don't think any set up man deserves to be in the Hall.  

Answer 4

500 hrs, 3000 hits , 300 wins...those numbers ?????

Answer 5

hitter: .300+ hitting average 550 home runs 2000 hits

pitcher: 250 wins

Answer 6

Starting Pitcher 250 or more wins2.00era/ Hitter 300hr .297ba 1000rbi 2500hits/ A closer 400 saves/ A reliever about 100 wins

Answer 7

.310 average

550 homeruns

1800 R.B.I.'s

Pitcher depends on how dominate he was

Answer 8

500hrs, 300 wins, 3000 hits

Answer 9

14 Mr. Cub Ernie Banks...I want to meet him so bad! My idol!

Oh, and here is your smile buddy >:) Its a mean one ha ha

Answer 10

Stats?

3000 H

500 HR

500 SB

.300 AVG.

300 W

2.00 ERA

400 SV

Answer 11

Hitter

Lifetime average must be .300+

has 3000 hits

OR

400 HRs

Pitcher

250 wins OR

3.50 ERA

closer

300 saves

setup guys do not usually get in the HOF no matter their numbers

Answer 12

its not about certain numbers:

Its about what your numbers are like compared with how many years youve played

Answer 13

42

EDIT: Oh, I get it now! :)

I put 42 for Jackie Robinson's number, I thought you meant a famous jersey number!

Uh, 550+ HR's

310+ Wins

ERA under 4.20

500+ SB