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Mighty Bombjack

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TTM!

I sent Pat Gillick a GPC (government postcard) at his home address, along with a note congratulating him and letting him know that I collect HOF autos (as well as telling him that, as a Rockies fan, I was dismayed at what a great job he did building the Phillies up). He sent it back quickly.

It feels good to get a HOF auto addition for 75 cents!

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.......woo hoo, glad you got this Wayne!! We should compare notes again some time to see who lines up for future induction. Did you ever get Marvin Miller or George Steinbrenner?
 

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MaineMule said:
.......woo hoo, glad you got this Wayne!! We should compare notes again some time to see who lines up for future induction. Did you ever get Marvin Miller or George Steinbrenner?

Thanks Scott. You showing me your Gillick TTM motivated me to find his address.

Got both: Steinbrenner on a Yankees letterhead letter, and Miller's in his book.
 

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...what other Execs, GM's, owners, managers and/or umpires are in line for induction?

Larussa, Cox, Torre are shoe-ins

Ted Turner?? Anyone else come to mind?
 

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MaineMule said:
...what other Execs, GM's, owners, managers and/or umpires are in line for induction?

Larussa, Cox, Torre are shoe-ins

Ted Turner?? Anyone else come to mind?

It's tough with GMs. Caashman is well-known but is a wild card. I think that your Red Sox look really good for the next few years, and another championship puts both Francona and Epstein in the Hall IMO.

As I stated in another thread, I view Selig as an eventual lock.

I have absolutely no idea about umps, none at all.

Do you have a Turner?
 

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Mighty Bombjack said:
MaineMule said:
...what other Execs, GM's, owners, managers and/or umpires are in line for induction?

Larussa, Cox, Torre are shoe-ins

Ted Turner?? Anyone else come to mind?

It's tough with GMs. Caashman is well-known but is a wild card. I think that your Red Sox look really good for the next few years, and another championship puts both Francona and Epstein in the Hall IMO.

As I stated in another thread, I view Selig as an eventual lock.

I have absolutely no idea about umps, none at all.

Do you have a Turner?

....I actually do ;)

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I agree that if Francona wins another he'll be looking real good since all managers with 3 or more WS wins are in (or will be- Torre).

Anyone have a list of WS Championships by GMs or owners? I know George gets credit for 7 for the Yanks.

Here's two owners who did not make it on the 2009 Veteran's ballot-

"Samuel Breadon (July 26, 1876 – May 8, 1949) was an American executive who served as the president and majority owner of the St. Louis Cardinals of Major League Baseball from 1920 through 1947. During that time, the Cardinals rose from languishing as one of the National League’s doormats to a premier power in baseball, winning nine NL pennants and six World Series championships."

"Jacob Ruppert- In Ruppert’s 23 years as the head of the Yankee franchise, they won 1,657 games and won 10 World Series championships. Ruppert can also be credited with bringing not only Ruth to New York, but under his reign, Lou Gehrig, Joe DiMaggio and Mickey Mantle, all became Yankees."
 

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