BEST MLB PLAYER FROM EVERY TEAM NOT IN HALL OF FAME 

Best and worst contract going into the 2020 season for each team

As a Blue Jays fan I appreciate you being as upset over Delgado as we are lol

Steve Garvey is another Dodger that deserves to be in the hall of fame. 2599 hits, 755 extra-base hits, 1308 RBI's, .294 BA, .338 career post-season BA, 1X NL MVP, 10X NL all-star, 4x gold glove, 81' World Series Champion.

Indians - Kenny Lofton Yankees - Bernie Williams Mets - Dwight Gooden

Gil Hodges: also add managerial career( which I'm surprised Marc didn't mention), he managed the 1969 Miracle Mets to a world series title. That, with his great playing career, should have had him in years ago

For the blue jays you can also add Dave Stieb, excellent pitcher somehow not in the hall

Some great choices here are some other honorable mentions: Mark Grace - Cubs most hits in the 1990s and won gold gloves Julio Franco - Rangers Mookie Wilson - Mets Dave Steib - Blue Jays Kenny Lofton - Indians the definition of a lead off hitter Andy Van Slyke- Cardinals power hitter gold glove winner Moises Alou - Expos Aramis Ramirez - Pirates

I'm still pissed they overlooked McGriff the Crime Dog. The guy locked down so many seasons and never really rode out DLs or any kind of allegations. His curse was being in Tampa Bay.

For the Mets I’d go with Dwight Gooden, or Jerry Koosman. Gooden was so good for about 5 years. In 1985 had one of the greatest seasons ever. And Koosman won 222 games and had a career 3.36 era. Just my opinion.

As awesome as Nettles was... my choice would be Therman Munson. Fantastic catcher and batter, Postseason stud, the list goes on and on about how good he was.

Good pick on Dwight Evans, his numbers mimic those of Jim Rice and he was a much better defensive player.

One technical point; Unfortunately, Dwight Evans did not spend all 20 season with the Red Sox. He spent his 20th and final season with the Orioles.

Vida Blue, Frank Tanana, Dave Stieb, Darrell Porter, Jack Clark, Greg Luzinski, Fred Lynn, Frank White, Bob Grich, Toby Harrah, Dwight Evans, Steve Garvey, Keith Hernandez, Don Mattingly.

As a Pirates fan, I’m glad you picked Dave Parker! The Cobra should’ve been in Cooperstown ages ago. I would’ve also been fine with Bill Madlock. Mad Dog won 4 NL batting titles and is a lifetime .305 hitter yet he’s been snubbed by the Hall.

this whole time i thought Jim Edmonds was in the HOF

for the A' s i gotta go w vida blue the guy was absolutely dominant

5:53 Us Braves fans are still wondering this

One other guy I wish was consider from the Twins was Tony Oliva. I wish more knew about him and his story and I think it would help him get in.

When you came to the Marlins, Kevin Brown was the first player that popped into my head. His career numbers are quite similar to Doc Halladay's. If Delgado or McGriff had put up their best seasons in NY or LA, they would already be in the HOF.

Curt Flood......Every free agent everywhere should bow their heads for his sacrifice.

The ones I would change: SF - Bonds BOS - Clemens NYM - Wright CLE - Manny Ramirez

Derek Lee...why that’s a name I haven’t heard in a long time. Such an underrated player, definitely deserves a spot in the hall of fame

Thank you! Yes.. Dale Murphy should be in the HOF.

Cubs:Mark Grace Marlins: Charlie Hough Royals: I’m partial to David Cone Angels: Chuck Finley or Jim Fergosi Padres: Benito Santiago

I grew up an Astros fan (eventually switched to being a Yankees fan) but there were some players who if but for injury... Cesar Cedeno was amazing early in his career. Very Ricky Henderson like numbers. JR Richards was a consistent 300 K pitcher who was at his peak when he had a stroke. I had the 1979 Topps strikeout leaders card with JR leading the NL and Ryan for the AL. If they had been able to pitch together for a few years. The 'Stros pitching was unreal back then... Joe Niekro, Ken Forsch, a young Joaquin Andujar, Dave Smith and Joe Sambito out in the pen,... later they brought in Don Sutton.... I think both JR and Cesar would have been HOFers if not for health problems. Joe Niekro... well, his brother made it. He might be an outside case. Dave Smith and Joe Sambito both had some dominant years as closers but closers weren't valued as high and neither had the longevity. Berkman was great in his prime... But my vote? Jim 'The Toy Cannon' Wynn might also be an outside candidate. His power numbers were hurt by playing in the Astrodome and his batting average was never great but he had crazy walk totals for the era. He had six seasons with over 100 walks and one with 148. He had 3 seasons with over 30 HRs playing half his games in the Astrodome, which for today's fans, to put it into context, was the anti-Coors, dare I say it, even the anti-prehumidore-Coors. It was were home runs went to die. (Actually, that was one of the things that made it possible to stop liking the Astros. They constructed their teams entirely differently after leaving the Astrodome.) bleacherreport.com/articles/421457-jim-wynn-a-deserving-hall-of-famer

Keith Hernandez should be an honorable mention. MVP, 11 consecutive gold gloves, 2X world series champion, 5 time all star and almost 2200 hits.

Great video! You've clearly done your homework! Just as interesting as the names you mentioned are those not mentioned! Thanks for posting this!

Thanks for making great videos like this. Do one on your all time favorite player from each team stats not a factor.

Great Video Marc!!

Marc love the pick for the Twins! Johan was a beast but in my opinion Tony Olivia is the best Twin not in the hall! If u have never heard of him look at his stats! It’s a crime he’s not in

Great video! You rock Marc! I agree with the entire lineup!!! 💯

Thanks for the love for the Big cat! Like he missed a whole year because of cancer he plays in 99 Braves probably win the World Series and he definitely hits over four hundred homers

DAVE STEWART for the oakland a's

Hold up, what about Vida Blue?! My dad watched him and told me he was straight up nasty!

Marc, one of your best videos. Love it

Belle really got overlooked because of the era he played in. He had one of the best 10 year runs of all time.

I didn't think you'd get Tim Salmon for my Halos! Great job! 😃

This is a great video loved it

Cubs - Mark Grace

Dwight played his final season with Baltimore

It is absolutely criminal that they are keeping Dale Murphy out of the Hall of Fame. An absolute head-scratcher.

I'm a Mets fan and man if half my friends heard you pass on Mattingly they'd have a heart attack

Cardinals I think it should be Willie McGee

First and foremost, great job. You always put a lot of time and effort into your videos and it's evident. Fantastic content bro. Anyway, I have to disagree with you on just two of your picks. Gallaraga (Colorado) and Buhner (Seattle). Both great picks for sure but for me, it's Todd Helton for Colorado and Ichiro for Seattle.

Another Dodger that should be in the Hall is Fernando Valenzuela!

Bobby Bonds ... not the Bonds everyone else knows but the Senior. He was making noise in his era and his records show he had pop.

Great list. And you clinched it for me with Shoeless Joe Jackson.

Dwight Evans did NOT play his whole career with the Red Sox. His final season was 1991 with Baltimore.

Angels: Bobby Grich

Totally agree with McGriff. Always felt that him playing in the steroid era killed him because with everyone juicing he wasn't a standout. 7 HRs away from 500, round numbers don't make a HoFer. Agree with majority of the list, was able to guess along and w/o doing research came up with a lot of the same guys. Good vid.

Boog Powell should get into the BBQ hall of fame. (What, I was born in Memphis.)

the Lupe Fiasco kick push song in the video!!?? instant like!

Marc, thx so much for inspiring me, and likely other content creators to create and grow a channel!

Hello Marc, who do you think will win the subway series this year and how many games to how many games?

Al Oliver belongs in the Hall

I appreciate the effort that went into this video

Best player from every team for 2020

you forgot Dave Conception ss Reds I know I misspelled his last name.

7:32 He played 19 seasons with Boston and 1 with Baltimore

Fun fact about Tim Salmon, he was never an all star

Dick Allen used a 35 inch 40 ounce bat his entire career honestly a legend.

I’d go Todd Helton over galaraga for the Rockies

Galarraga was a beast offensively and defensively. A very smart player. He did have a horrible slump for a few years after leaving Montreal, and although he did have a 3 to 4 year slump after leaving Montreal, he bounced back nicely. He is the one guy who would take over games when his number was called up with men on base. A strong candidate for the hall, if they ever truly gave guys a second look. Fred McGriff was just super consistent, and like Galarraga, always a class act. He needs to be in the hall. Delgado is a hall of famer, as he was one of the greats of his generation. It is most likely that his political stance against the wars in Iraq, Afghanistan, as well as, the use of Vieques (PR) for weapons' testing. Delgado was great, and should be in the hall, as politics should not be a barrier for anyone to be in the hall.

Nice job!

Mark Grace for the Cubs? Spent a lot more of his career in Chicago over Derrick Lee and played the same position.

For the Yankees, Don Mattingly is long overdue. For the Blue Jays, it Joe Carter.

Your right about Lolich I believe when he retired he had the most career k's for a lefthanded pitcher since broken and 1968 World Series last game he out pitched Bob Gibson which was unbelievable back then

Just subscribe hate you are a Mets fan but love how passionate u are about baseball. Let's go Yankees keep doing your thing loving your channel

Kevin Brown for the Marlins... he has the same career WAR as Roy Halladay

First but you are a beast marc

Good list. So many fans here in Detroit think that Sweet Lou has been robbed, but he didn't quite get HOF numbers. I'm trying to decide if "He averaged ____ every single season" is redundant, logically impossible, or both.

Love the Kick Push instrumental lol

I honestly would have put Steve Rogers or Tim Wallach for the Nats/Expos

Shoeless Joe should be in for the sole purpose that he had no idea what he signed

Great video please add Al Oliver and Tommy John!

Overall, a very good list. However, I have a few differences: Mets: Keith Hernandez Indians: Kenny Lofton, Omar Vizquel (Belle is a good choice too, though) Braves: Andruw Jones (but I understand why you went with Murphy) Orioles: Rafael Palmeiro, Bobby Grich DBacks: Curt Schilling Yankees: Don Mattingly Rockies: Todd Helton (again, I can see your reasoning for choosing Galarraga)

Al Oliver should be in there for one of the teams he played for. Rangers ?

Impossible to argue with Delgado, but an honorable mention for Dave Stieb.

How long did it take to make this? Cuz I can see you probably worked real hard on this.

You're about right for the Brewers. Few guys with more career HRs (Burnitz, Sexson), but Cecil Cooper was a far more complete player. I grew up with the Brewers teams of the '90s so I'm very familiar with how much talent they didn't ever have. Those Wendy Selig years were effing ROUGH man...

What about Vida Blue for the A's?

Really undersold dwight Evans defensively, its maddening hes not in

Great list. Possible good arguments are Lolich in Detroit, Conception in Cinncy since Rose is only out bc of gambling Minoso for the Sox bc Jackson should be a HOFer, Luis giant for the Red Sox, willie Wilson for the Royals. Since in my mind Hodges should be in, Hershiser takes his spot maybe. Regardless, awesome list. Makes you remember the other greats.

For the Minnesota Twins, I see your Johan Santana bid and raise you...Jim Kaat. And you can make an argument for Tony Oliva, too. 1. Jim Kaat 2a. Johan Santana 2b. Tony Oliva.

for halos, it's grich.

You should’ve went garret anderson for the angels

Cleveland- Kenny Lofton Atlanta- Andrew Jones Mets - Keith Hernandez Toronto- Fred Mcgriff Pirates- Dave Parker Yankees- Bernie Williams Red sox- Ellis Burks. *Lost MVP'S to steroid guy caminniti. 95'

Although I do agree with some of your picks (Dave Parker, Dwight Evans) I think you are looking over some older players......... Tony Oliva, Tommy John, Jim Kaat to name a few. Not to meniton if you go way back and factor in players who lost time to military service such as the Tigers Cecil Travis or Indians batting champion Lew Fonseca who had his career cut short due to injury.... or even Carl Mays who had his incident on the diamond and was forever thrown away in the history of baseball. I guess I am just a little biased though because it is hard for me to characterize someone from the steroids era as a HOFer because it is hard to believe who wasn't using and was. Great work however wish I would have thought up this idea. Keep up the good work.

Love the Bone pick! The only player I MIGHT swap him for would be Jamie Moyer.

What about Maury Wills for the Dodgers?

Norm Cash and Bill Freehan were also pretty good hitters in a tough era. Freehan played a long time and was a top hitter and backstop; Cash is second on the Tiger list with 373 HR, again, in a tough era.

For the Mets, I would have gone with Doc Gooden. As for Seattle: John Olerud, perhaps? He didn't play for them for very long, but he was pretty good.

Sadly, Dwight Evans played his last season for the Orioles. He was one of the best defensive outfielders of his generation (in one of the most difficult right fields in MLB) and during the second half of his career one of the best hitters in the game.

should've of been Brian Giles for SD and Bobby Grich for the Angles tho he should be in the HOF

I think the right choice for the Nats was an expo named Jeff Reardon who is their saves leader and was the Major League Baseball saves leader for a time until his record was broken but very underrated

Nice List! But there are teams who have more than one contender: Det. Mickey Lolich, K.C. Frank White, Col. Todd Helton, Texas/Pirates Al Oliver, Yankees Mattingly, Nettles, and Ron Guidry, Cubs Dave Kingman, and even though I hate to mention it, but Oakland had a player named Jose Canseco.

Bobby Grich should've been the choice for the Angels.

Yes" These are better than average players...they are all All-Stars but sad they were not elected in.

The dodgers are a tough one. I thought of orel hershiser when I saw this pop up on my feed.

Great full for the jimmy ball game mention but what about lofton?