Every MLB Teams Most Likely Hall of Famer 

And he said Harper had 297 career tanks but he now has 306

All his videos are recorded like weeks earlier he takes forever to actually get his videos out

Same w judge

Acuñas season might be over by nowwwwww

This was recorded like a month ago Ronald hit 35 HR by like mid sept@@jaimelannister1797

That’s not true and it is a joke because not all of the Mets players will make the hall of fame.

​@@sectoraj2926nah man danny fkn burgas is guaranteed 1st ballot unanimous

Who is Danny Burgas?

So you are talking about Daniel Vogelbach is a burger and you think he is going to be a 1st ballot hall of farmer. That is a joke of what you said because Vogelbach will not be a 1st ballot hall of famer.

@@sectoraj2926 Nah man he is in there just like he is in there on every stolen base attempt (he is a renowned speedster)

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@@3verdades832 lol you liked your own comment 😂

Will the voters forgive the cheating scandal though?

He might be kept out because of the whole 2017 thing regardless if he actually cheated.

@@styxscorpion4541 He won't be first ballot but he won't be left out. Correa and Bregman are more likely to be left out.

Any of the Astros cheaters can't be considered so long as Pete Rose and Barry Bonds aren't considered.

Altuve is certainly on the way, but the unfortunate 2017 thing remains to be seen the reaction will be. I'm using steroid reactions as a basis for this

I also just kinda trust Cole to age well more than I trust Judge to.

I hope Stanton bounces back, he's only like 34 and over 400 bombs. Wish he could make a run to 550-600 and get in

I think they both make the HOF. I do agree Cole has a higher likelihood though.

@@Falllll Is that a joke? He was the youngest player EVER to reach 250 career HRs. Unless you disagree with Mark's evaluation from this same video about Harper who's at 300 HRs, Judge would already be HoF-tier within the next year or two.

Did you just compare Maria and judge? Wow. Not even close. Judge is far superior.

Well it depends as if he had stayed with the Mets that is very much a yes. But as it is 2 of his CY Young awards are with Houston he won both of his rings in Houston. He has played amazing in Houston. Houston took a chance on him when most didn't even know if he would be able to come back and if he gets the big 300 which he has one season already with another most likely and if does good in both he would be very close and I could see him going one more year and it wouldn't surprise me if it was Houston again but if he gets 300 with Houston that would make his Houston case very strong. There is a good chance now he does a blank cap or an Astros cap now. Altuve is basically already there just keep up his good production which it seems like as he gets older he seems to be getting better

@@Josh-ut4wv as an Astros fan, It would be wrong for JV to go into the hall as anything but a Tiger

@@paulhopkins1905 is it because he spent all that time with them? Because Nolan Ryan spent tons of years with the Angels and Astros and has the Rangers on his it really doesn't matter on the amount of years

@@Josh-ut4wv well yes, and most of his HOF numbers came from Detroit.

@@paulhopkins1905 roughly 13 of them and currently he is around 6 with Houston as it is he will be getting to 8 which shows that it isn't as big of a gap and again think of everything he did in Houston and is doing in Houston it is not a sure fire yes for Detroit. In his time in Houston he has gone 68 and 22 with a .756 win percentage with an ERA of 2.36 (ERA+ of 179). In Detroit he went 183-114 of a .616 win percentage and an ERA of 3.49 (ERA+ 123). Most people thought Justin Verlander was on his way out when he was traded to Houston as his stats had been on the down but Houston basically added years back.

Has played in less than 500 games, won RoY in his age-26 season, more likely to hit the aging curve before he's had a chance to accumulate the kind of numbers that you need to get to Cooperstown. Paredes is a bit of a wild pick, but his first productive big league season was his age-23 season, and he's only 24 now, four years younger than Randy.

Or Glasnow or mclanahan?

@@colinmckeown5352 Yeah I agree with that too.

@@StefanWB I see where you're going.

Paredes isn’t too bad of a pick it just really felt like Marc completely forgot Randy exists. I mean he didn’t even mention Randy as a competitor to Paredes.

I would add Kyle Tucker for an outside chance, I think Abreu would be one who might make it, but likely not as an Astro. I think Verlander would go in as an Astro, but could decide to go in as a Tiger.

@@jamesmartin9401Abreu is too old to make it

Yeah, JV is going in as a Tiger

seager is a dodger hall of famer before a ranger hall of famer. what seager did for the dodgers is more than hes done in a shorter time for the rangers. your welcome rangers for building seager.

Oof this did not age well

The dodgers turned bro into a villain 💀

You cant let it get to you that much man, gotta still maintain a life. Believe me, I get it, but we can’t control any of this.

you are no older than 10 bro wtf, you make Pokémon videos

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@@plurrral its a copypasta bro

The O's have a bright future, hopping to challenge y'all next year coming from a Yankees fan

I think he's right in picking Adley for the simple fact that he won't need as much WAR or the counting stats of other positions since he plays catcher. If he can average even 75% of his current production he'll set the pace for all catchers across MLB

I agree

I mean picking between Arenado and Goldschmidt is like flipping a coin, and I think ultimately they'll both get in. But just for some context, he said Joey Votto is a sure-fire HOFer, and if you look at Votto and Goldschmidt's career hitting stats they are eerily similar. But then you have to consider that at his best Votto was an above average to good fielder, whereas Goldschmidt is one of the best defensive 1B of all-time, up there with the likes of Hernandez, Mattingly, and Pujols. And Goldy is above average on the bases, whereas Votto is below average. So if one guy is a shoo-in for the Hall, shouldn't they both be?

Yeah you do have a good point

Umm wheres Wainwright

@@cravenharp5318not in the hall lmaoo

Dude I'm a Cards fan if that wasn't obvious and I love Waino to bits, but he's not a HOFer. There are levels to this. There are plenty of guys with 200 wins who never got into Cooperstown. Andy Pettitte had 259 wins and more bWAR and pitched during the steroid era but only got 17% of the vote on the latest BBWAA HOF ballot. Tim Hudson had 222 wins and more bWAR and fell off the ballot last year in just his second time on the ballot. Ditto for Kevin Brown, Jamie Moyer, and Mark Buehrle. Jon Lester and Tim Wakefield (RIP) both finished their careers with exactly 200 wins, and neither of them is making the Hall (unless they do something sentimental for Wakefield as a knuckleballer and because of his untimely death). One last bit of context for how insane you have to have been to get into the HOF: even if you remove Waino's 2023 (-2 bWAR) which was a disaster and should never have happened because he should've retired with Yadi and Albert, he still generated in his career, through his age-40 season, less bWAR than Clayton Kershaw had generated through his age-27 season, at which point he already had three Cy Youngs and won an MVP. Yes, Waino was a postseason warrior and has one more ring, and stats aren't everything, but Waino is a Cardinals HOFer and not a baseball HOFer.

But the pail in comparison to A-Rod, Nomar, Jeter, Vizquel, Rollins, Ripken, Fryman, Bell, Larkin, Guillen, Trammel, Fernandez, Tequeda, Dunsten, Batista, Gagne, Gonzalez, Sanchez, Uribe, Juan Bell,

crawford’s career is over and he has absolutely no chance of making the hall of fame

Crawford doesn’t have a prayer my man. His defense is truly incredible, but there was never a multi year stretch where people were like “yeah Brandon Crawford is one of the best 2-3 3B in the game”. Was he a top 5-10 3B for a long time? Absolutely, but never among the best because his bat was so mid.

Crawford doesnt have a chance. Hall of very good, possibly retired number, but it'd take some mad cronyism in 2060 by an era committee to get him in. He's just not that good right now and on the wrong side of 35.

I dont think crawford has any chance at the HOF. He was close to an average career hitter (97 ops+). He's only got 30 WAR and doesn't have anywhere close to the counting stats needed to even START the HOF conversation (1392 H, 146 HR, 744 RBI). And his career is basically over. He has maybe a couple seasons of really low productivity. Taking a quick look at HOF SS with similar or lower ops+, it's basically either Ozzie Smith (prob the greatest defensive ss ever), guys who had significantly higher career dWAR

its not best career of anyone on your team currently, its most likely to make the hall of fame, and crawford has close to no chance of making it

Tigers.

Or Randy over Paredes.. Also Abrams>MacGore

Burnes is the only one with a decent shot, Carroll has an outside shot but must have a phenomenal career from here on out of 10-15 years at least years plus.

It was filmed a while ago

Altuve might not, considering he was on the 2017 team

@@controversialhottakes17oh brother. 🤦🏻‍♂️

@@controversialhottakes17 he’ll make it, he’s fine

Oh, shut up already with this crap! It's on here way too much!

And that’s why he picked Trout

It's pre recorded

For Kershaw? Well that was a 60 game season

@@theman1412 Everyone would claim that World Series as 100% valid if their team won it as well. Marc would definitely be all over the Mets if they won that, since everyone had the same chance to make it in and win. There was no real advantage anyone had

Agree. Longoria is not making the hall of fame, and he’s on the verge of retirement.

A couple of weeks before the end of the regular season

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I totally agree. I was surprised Altuve wasn’t mentioned. Yordan Alvarez is still young but I see him as a potential for HOF if he keeps it up.

because verlander is more of a lock

Altuve doesnt have to play another game and he is already a hall of famer@@aers8127

@@aers8127 i mean they both are (along with multiple other guys) and plus Verlander will retire first

I’m not saying whether he should or shouldn’t be in the HOF, but lets be real. Rose and Bonds are not in the Hall, Altuve will probably be left out too.

@@burkereid6401 never

You can only pick one.

​@@burkereid6401Altuve didn't cheat and Bonds was juiced for years. He's getting in

@@burkereid6401Bonds and Rose would honestly probably be in the hall if they had likable personalities. Altuve is an absolute gem of a human being. I don’t think he’ll have a problem getting in

He’s a very clutch player but he’s not going to accrue enough WAR fast enough to impress HOF voters

I think he was gonna say Wander Franco

@@Wolf-wc1js maybe, but Arozarena and Glasnow are better choices than Paredes

Try Alonso!

@@whatareyoudoing-pn7me Ehh, I don’t think so