Who are the first ballot Hall-Of-Famers, that have played in 2012?

Derek Jeter

Albert Pujols

Chipper Jones

Ichiro Suzuki

Mariano Rivera

Roy Halladay

Should be's but probably fall just short on first ballot

Vladimir Guerrero

Omar Vizquel

Jim Thome

Johnny Damon

Paul Konerko

Derek Jeter

Mariano Rivera

Chipper Jones

Albert Pujols

Miguel Cabrera

Ichiro

Derek Jeter, Chipper Jones, Jim Thome, Mariano Rivera, Ichiro Suzuki and Omar Vizquel

I can only base them on what they've done so far and what I can expect from them for the remainders of their careers; if Mike Trout keeps this up, he'll be a first-ballot HOFer, but putting him on this list would be stupid at this point. Anyway:

Albert Pujols

Chipper Jones

Derek Jeter

Roy Halladay

Ichiro Suzuki

Mariano Rivera

Miguel Cabrera

Jim Thome

Vladimir Guerrero (how many players finish their careers with a .318 BA and 449 home runs? How many retire with a .300 BA and 400 home runs, really?)

Paul Konerko (HEAR ME OUT. He keeps getting better with age- at this rate, he could very, very well retire with 500+ home runs, 2600+ hits, 1500+ RBI, 4000+ total bases...What if he lasts until 40?! And he's extremely likable.)

Derek Jeter, Chipper Jones, Mariano Rivera, Albert Pujols.

"The Locks"

Derek Jeter

Mariano Rivera

Ichiro Suzuki

Chipper Jones

"The Possibles"

Albert Pujols (I think Midwestern writers will drop him on their ballots)

Omar Vizquel

Ivan Rodriguez

Jim Thome

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Derek Jeter

Albert Pujols

Chipper Jones

Ichiro Suzuki

Mariano Rivera

Roy Halladay

Maybe David Ortiz?

Maybe Jim Thome?

Albert isn't old yet but he's already a shoe-in with the numbers he's put up

Derek Jeter and Chipper Jones for sure.

Thome

Jeter

Jones

Haladay

Sure there is more, but thats all i coming up with. Could go out on a limb and say Trout but that seems premature.