Which of these recently retired players will make the Hall of Fame?

I Changed Some:

Mike Piazza - Yes

Larry Walker - No

Edgar Martinez -No

Craig Biggio - Yes

Rickey Henderson - Yes

Rafeal Palmeiro - Probably to Maybe

Barry Bonds - Yes

Sammy Sosa - Yes

Roger Clemens - Unfortunately Yes

John Franco - No

Fred McGriff - No

Jeff Bagwell - No To Unlikely

Roberto Alomar - Probably No to Maybe

David Cone - No

Bernie Williams - No (But I Think he deserves it)

Kenny Lofton - No to Maybe

David Wells - Yes

Good Question!

Piazza - I hope so, hes a great catcher and an amazing hitter, very talented

Larry Walker - I would like to see it, but its doubtful

Edgar Martinez - Unlikely

Craig Biggio - 3000 hits is no longer a guaruntee for the HOF, but he's in for other reasons as well

Rafael Palmeiro - McGwire deserved it much more than him, so i hope not

Barry Bonds - I have no respect for him, i dont think he'll get votes

Sammy Sosa - Good player, but hes been caught cheating as well, cork.....

Roger Clemens - His steroid rumors are not as big, he will most likely go in

John Franco - Great player, not a hall of famer

Fred McGriff - Not a chance

Jeff Bagwell - His homeruns are only from how easy it is to pull them in astro stadium (same with craig biggio), i hope he doesnt make it

Roberto Alomar - Hard to say, i wouldnt think so

David Cone - Good player, not a hall of famer

Bernie Williams - No

Kenny Loften - No

David Wells - Hes got a chance but doubtfull

Mike Piazza - yes

Larry Walker - Unfortunetely no, but should be boarderline.

Edgar Martinez - Didn't get enough hits and DH all of his career, but beloved in Seattle.

Biggio - first ballot

Rickey Henderson - first ballot

Palmeiro - No steroid guy will ever get in.

Bonds - No steroid guy will ever get in.

Sosa - No steroid guy will ever get in.

Clemens - No steroid guy will ever get in.

John Franco - Won't last past the first ballot but check out his lifetime ERA, which is far more impressive than saves.

McGriff - Absolutely will, not on first ballot but bet the house, he's in.

Bagwell - No steroid guy will ever get in.

Roberto Alomar - Possible first ballot but guaranteed HOFer, not sure where you went south on this one. One of the greatest second basement ever.

David Cone - no

Bernie Williams - no

Kenny Lofton - no

David Wells - Won't last past the first ballot. I'm baffled anyone thinks this guy is remotely a HOFer. Take a look at his ERA. Great run support, never won a major award, super high era and I believe only one 20 win season. He's got a perfect game but that ain't enough. The guys you compare him to are way way better, he's not comparible to those guys in the least.

Mike Piazza, Biggio, Rickey Henderson, Palmeiro, Bonds,

Sosa, Clemens, McGriff, Bagwell

Mike Piazza,Craig Biggio, Ricky Henderson, Barry Bonds,Roger Clemens,David Cone, and David Wells

Mike Piazza - YES (no crap, Sherlock)

Larry Walker - it'll take a few years, but YES

Edgar Martinez - YES, made the DH what it should be

Biggio - YES, just for 3000 hits

Rickey Henderson - YES, not just for hits but for breaking just about every stealing and runs scored record there is or will be

Palmeiro - NO, just for the steroids, like McGwire

Bonds - NO, because of the steroids

Sosa - YES, I truly believe Sosa is clean (corked bats not included)

Clemens - NO, shocker, but steroid controversy ruined it for him

John Franco - Maybe, because of how long he worked, but still NO

McGriff - Ooooh, tough one. I'd say YES personally, but it'll take a while for the writers to decide the same. (No steroids, dude)

Bagwell - YES, despite having a shot at 500 home runs getting cut off. (How DARE you accuse him of steroids!)

Roberto Alomar - Very close, but NO

David Cone - NO, didn't do enough

Bernie Williams - Mmmmm... NO

Kenny Lofton - NO

David Wells - Yech... NO

Piazza- yes, but not on the first ballot

Walker- ditto

Martinez-yes as a senior player

Biggio-too good a player at too many positions to not get in

Henderson-yes

Palmerio-i have a better chance of getting in the him

Bonds- no

Sosa- no, too many bad years at the end

Clemens- too many bad revelations here lately

Franco- yes, but several years down the road

Mcgriff- no, has been out of the public eye for far too long, and didn't have a gret relationship with the media

Bagwell- the last two years of injury will decide, but i say yes

Alomar- he will always be remembered for the spitting incident, no he will not get in

Cone- not a friend of the media, so no

Williams- yes. Yankees always get in.

Lofton- too good for too long not to get in

Wells- one of the best pitchers not to get to 300, but run support cost him more than bad pitching. He will get in.

including on your checklist: Nidermayer, Sakic (definate) definate: Jagr, Sundin, Modano, Selanne, Lidstrom, Chelios probable: Recchi, Shanahan, Roenick, Fedorov, Blake attainable: Brind'Amour * appropriate you're approximately Yzerman already being in. My mistake.

Piazza, yes.... Henderson, yes.... Bonds, yes.... Sosa, yes.... Clemens, yes.... Alomar, yes

wells is real iffy even with the perfect game he just has the personality of a yeast infection