Former Yankees' Hall of Fame chances - Pinstripe Alley
Several former Yankees will make their names known on the next few ballots in Cooperstown.
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Several former Yankees will make their names known on the next few ballots in Cooperstown.
Third baseman Adrían Beltré, who played the first seven of his 21 major league seasons with the Los Angeles, was elected to the National League Baseball Hall of Fame in 2024 on the first ballot.
Former Dodgers Russell Martin, Hanley Ramirez, and Curtis Granderson are eligible to be on the Hall of Fame ballot for 2025, which would be the first time on the ballot for all three players. In all, eight Dodgers should be on next year’s ballot.
The captain led the Yankees to glory, before leaving us far too soon.
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