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Adrian Beltre, Joe Mauer, and Todd Helton have been elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame. Beltre's induction in his first year of eligibility is celebrated, while Mauer and Helton's careers are also recognized.

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Former Philadelphia Phillies shortstop Jimmy Rollins has received criticism from Phillies legend Mike Schmidt over his lack of support from Hall of Fame voters. Schmidt believes that Rollins deserves more recognition for his accomplishments, including winning the MVP award in 2007 and helping lead the Phillies to a World Series title in 2008.

Former Texas Rangers third baseman Adrian Beltre recently had a reunion with his former teammate Michael Young. The two players, who are both hoping to be inducted into the Hall of Fame, were spotted together at a charity event, sparking speculation about their future induction.

Former Rangers manager Ron Washington praised Beltre for his competitiveness and impact on the team during his time in Texas. Washington credited Beltre for his work ethic and his ability to inspire his teammates to play hard every day.

Adrian Beltre, Joe Mauer, and Todd Helton have been elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame in the class of 2024. Beltre, a former third baseman for the Texas Rangers, received 89.2% of the votes in his first year of eligibility. Mauer, a former catcher for the Minnesota Twins, received 92.1% of the votes, and Helton, a former first baseman for the Colorado Rockies, received 85.2% of the votes.

There is speculation about which active MLB players may be future Hall of Famers. Some players mentioned include Clayton Kershaw, Mike Trout, Albert Pujols, and Miguel Cabrera.

An early preview and predictions for the 2025 MLB Hall of Fame ballot suggest that players such as Ichiro Suzuki, David Ortiz, and Yadier Molina could be strong contenders for induction.

If the Boston Red Sox had kept Adrian Beltre, they may have seen even more success. Beltre was recently inducted into the Hall of Fame, and some believe that if the Red Sox had held onto him, they could have won more championships.

MLB icon Albert Pujols congratulated Adrian Beltre on his Hall of Fame induction, expressing pride in his fellow countryman's accomplishments.

Adrian Beltre's induction into the Hall of Fame has garnered attention and praise from media outlets around the world, including Japan, France, the United Kingdom, and the United States.

Fans and players alike have expressed their

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Phillies legend bashes HOF voters over lack of support for former SS Jimmy Rollins

YardBarker - 345 days ago - In his third try, former Philadelphia Phillies shortstop Jimmy Rollins wasn't among those elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame. However, it wasn't only the snub that angered another of the franchise's legends, but the lack of support he received from voters, only 14 percent. Shortly after it became clear that Rollins wasn't on the Hall of Fame list, Larry Bowa, former Phillies All-Star and Manager of the Year, took voters to task on social media. Bowa has spent more than a half-century in baseball, playing alongside and coaching several Hall of Fame players. So, he might have a little insight into who is and isn't worthy. Yet, he might also be showing bias, as a longtime Phillie himself who played the same position as Rollins and managed him, too. The Hall of Fame is an inexact science. A player can reach parameters that make them a shoo-in, but those instances are largely fleeting, as seen by this year's first-ballot inductees, Joe Mauer and Adrian Beltre. Both were great players, but not many would've ar

Texas Avengers: Former superstars assemble for Adrian Beltre's HOF election

YardBarker - 345 days ago - Adrian Beltre had the Texas Avengers assemble for him this week. The retired third baseman Beltre was officially elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame this week as part of the class of 2024 (with Todd Helton and Joe Mauer). In his first year on the ballot, Beltre commanded a whopping 95.1 percent of the vote, well over the 75 percent threshold for enshrinement. To celebrate Beltre’s big achievement, many of his old Texas Rangers teammates reunited at GlobeLife Field with him. The Rangers posted an epic group picture featuring the who’s who of former MLBers who played with Beltre. Take a look. You may recognize many of those faces. Along with Beltre in the front row of that group pic were Ivan Rodriguez, Shin-Soo Choo, Elvis Andrus, Robinson Chirinos, Michael Young, Ian Kinsler, David Murphy, and Craig Gentry. The back row had Shawn Tolleson, Derek Holland, Mike Adams, Cole Hamels, Tanner Scheppers and Darren Oliver. That is 32 combined All-Star appearances and 21 total Gold Glove Awards represented in one pic