Since 1971, 35 Negro League baseball players and executives have been admitted to the Hall of Fame. The Negro League Hall of Fame admissions process, which has now been conducted in four phases over a 50-year period, can be characterized as idiosyncratic at best. Drawing on baseball analytics and surveys of both Negro League historians and veterans, this book presents an historical overview of NLHOF voting, with an evaluation of whether the 35 NL players selected were the best choices. Using modern metrics such as Wins Above Replacement (WAR), 24 additional Negro Leaguers are identified who…mehr
Since 1971, 35 Negro League baseball players and executives have been admitted to the Hall of Fame. The Negro League Hall of Fame admissions process, which has now been conducted in four phases over a 50-year period, can be characterized as idiosyncratic at best. Drawing on baseball analytics and surveys of both Negro League historians and veterans, this book presents an historical overview of NLHOF voting, with an evaluation of whether the 35 NL players selected were the best choices. Using modern metrics such as Wins Above Replacement (WAR), 24 additional Negro Leaguers are identified who have Hall of Fame qualifications. Brief biographies are included for HOF-quality players and executives who have been passed over, along with reasons why they may have been excluded. A proposal is set forth for a consistent and orderly HOF voting process for the Negro Leagues.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
SABR member Steven R. Greenes is a practicing attorney living in Miromar Lakes, Florida.
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Table of Contents Preface Introduction Part One. History of the Hall of Fame Voting for the Negro Leagues 1. Phase 1: The Committee on Negro League Baseball Leagues (1971-1977) 2. Phase 2: The Veterans Committee (1978-1994) 3. Phase 3: A Quota System Is Implemented (1995-2001) 4. Phase 4: The Historians Take Over (2001-2006) Part Two. Determining Hall of Fame Qualification of the Negro Leagues 5. The Twelve Rules 6. The Sources for Hall of Fame Analysis of the Negro Leagues Are Hiding in Plain Sight 7. WAR, Similarity Scores and Fielding Analysis Are Available for the Negro Leagues 8. Overview of Analytical Sources Part Three. 24 Men Out-A Position by Position Analysis of the Voting to Date 9. Catcher Worthy of Further Discussion 62 Bruce Petway 62; Frank Duncan, Jr. 63; George "Chappie" or "Rat" Johnson 64; Wabishaw "Doc" Wiley 65; Larry "Iron Man" Brown 66; Joe Greene 67; Quincy Trouppe 68 10. First Base Worthy of Further Discussion 72 Edgar Wesley 72; George "Tank" Carr 73; Luke Easter 75; Bill Pettus 76 11. Second Base Elwood "Bingo" DeMoss 79 Newton "Newt" Allen 81 Sammy T. Hughes 84 Worthy of Further Discussion 86 Frank "The Weasel" Warfield 86; Charlie Grant 87; Lorenzo "Piper" Davis 88; Bonnie a/k/a Barney Serrell 90; Marvin "Tex" Williams 91 12. Shortstop Richard "Dick" Lundy 93 Grant "Home Run" Johnson 96 Walter "Dobie" Moore 99 Worthy of Further Discussion 102 Artie Wilson 102; James "Bus" ("Buz" or "Buzz") Clarkson 104 13. Third Base Oliver "The Ghost" Marcelle 106 George "Tubby" Scales 108 Worthy of Further Discussion 112 Alec (Alex) Radcliffe 112; Orestes "Minnie" Minosö112 14. Outfield Charlie "Chino" Smith 115 Burnis "Wild Bill" Wright 118 Spottswood Poles 122 Herbert "Rap" Dixon 124 Worthy of Further Discussion 127 Oscar "Heavy" Johnson 127; Hurley McNair 129; Clarence "Fats" Jenkins 130; Alejandro "El Caballero" (The Gentleman) Oms 131; Valentin Dreke 133; Chaney White 134; Clint "Hawk" Thomas 134; Sam "The Jet" Jethroe 135; Jimmie Lyons 135; Charlie Blackwell 135; Ted Strong 136; Bernardo Barö136; Roy "Red" Parnell 136; George "Rabbit" Shively 137 15. Pitcher Dick "Cannonball" Redding 139 John Donaldson 142 Bill Byrd 146 Chet Brewer 149 Worthy of Further Discussion 152 William Bell, Sr. 152; George Stovey 154; Jesse "Nip" Winters 155; William "Dizzy" Dismukes 156; Juan Padrón 156; Eustaquio "Bombin" Pedrosö157; Dave "Impo" Barnhill 158; Bill "Cannonball" Jackman 160; Stuart "Slim" Jones 161; Leroy Matlock 162; Bill Holland 162; Ted Trent 162; Phil Cockrell 162; Arthur "Rats" Henderson 163; Laymon Yokely 163; Barney "Brinquitos" Brown 163; Webster McDonald 164; Dan McClellan 164; George "Lefty" Wilson 164; Frank "Rawhide" Wickware 165; Walter Ball 165; Dave Brown 166; Roy Welmaker 166; Roosevelt Davis 166; Sam Streeter 167 16. Super Utility John "The Black Bomber" Beckwith 170 Bill "Money" Monroe 174 Worthy of Further Discussion 177 Harry Buckner 177; Walter "Rev" Cannady 177; Sam Bankhead 179; Ted "Double Duty" Radcliffe 181 17. Manager C.I. Taylor 183 "Candy Jim" Taylor 186 Worthy of Further Discussion 188 Dave Malarcher 188; Elander "Vic" Harris 189 18. Executive Gus Greenlee 194 Ed "Chief" Bolden 198 Worthy of Further Discussion 188 Frank C. Leland 201 19. Pioneer/Overall Contribution Bud Fowler 203 John "Buck" O'Neil 207 Part Four. A Path Forward 20. Conclusions 21. Reopening the Door Acknowledgments Appendix A: Current Negro League Hall of Famers Appendix B: Negro League Hall of Fame Ballots Appendix C: 1952 Pittsburgh Courier Experts' Poll Appendix D: 1952 Pittsburgh Courier "Fan Poll" Appendix E: Three Hypothetical Ballots for Consideration by a Proposed Negro Leagues Era Committee Appendix F: Comparative WAR Per 162 Games (1887-1948) Appendix G: Comparative Career WAR (1887-1948) Appendix H: John McGraw's Negro League Dream Team Chapter Notes Bibliography Index
Table of Contents Preface Introduction Part One. History of the Hall of Fame Voting for the Negro Leagues 1. Phase 1: The Committee on Negro League Baseball Leagues (1971-1977) 2. Phase 2: The Veterans Committee (1978-1994) 3. Phase 3: A Quota System Is Implemented (1995-2001) 4. Phase 4: The Historians Take Over (2001-2006) Part Two. Determining Hall of Fame Qualification of the Negro Leagues 5. The Twelve Rules 6. The Sources for Hall of Fame Analysis of the Negro Leagues Are Hiding in Plain Sight 7. WAR, Similarity Scores and Fielding Analysis Are Available for the Negro Leagues 8. Overview of Analytical Sources Part Three. 24 Men Out-A Position by Position Analysis of the Voting to Date 9. Catcher Worthy of Further Discussion 62 Bruce Petway 62; Frank Duncan, Jr. 63; George "Chappie" or "Rat" Johnson 64; Wabishaw "Doc" Wiley 65; Larry "Iron Man" Brown 66; Joe Greene 67; Quincy Trouppe 68 10. First Base Worthy of Further Discussion 72 Edgar Wesley 72; George "Tank" Carr 73; Luke Easter 75; Bill Pettus 76 11. Second Base Elwood "Bingo" DeMoss 79 Newton "Newt" Allen 81 Sammy T. Hughes 84 Worthy of Further Discussion 86 Frank "The Weasel" Warfield 86; Charlie Grant 87; Lorenzo "Piper" Davis 88; Bonnie a/k/a Barney Serrell 90; Marvin "Tex" Williams 91 12. Shortstop Richard "Dick" Lundy 93 Grant "Home Run" Johnson 96 Walter "Dobie" Moore 99 Worthy of Further Discussion 102 Artie Wilson 102; James "Bus" ("Buz" or "Buzz") Clarkson 104 13. Third Base Oliver "The Ghost" Marcelle 106 George "Tubby" Scales 108 Worthy of Further Discussion 112 Alec (Alex) Radcliffe 112; Orestes "Minnie" Minosö112 14. Outfield Charlie "Chino" Smith 115 Burnis "Wild Bill" Wright 118 Spottswood Poles 122 Herbert "Rap" Dixon 124 Worthy of Further Discussion 127 Oscar "Heavy" Johnson 127; Hurley McNair 129; Clarence "Fats" Jenkins 130; Alejandro "El Caballero" (The Gentleman) Oms 131; Valentin Dreke 133; Chaney White 134; Clint "Hawk" Thomas 134; Sam "The Jet" Jethroe 135; Jimmie Lyons 135; Charlie Blackwell 135; Ted Strong 136; Bernardo Barö136; Roy "Red" Parnell 136; George "Rabbit" Shively 137 15. Pitcher Dick "Cannonball" Redding 139 John Donaldson 142 Bill Byrd 146 Chet Brewer 149 Worthy of Further Discussion 152 William Bell, Sr. 152; George Stovey 154; Jesse "Nip" Winters 155; William "Dizzy" Dismukes 156; Juan Padrón 156; Eustaquio "Bombin" Pedrosö157; Dave "Impo" Barnhill 158; Bill "Cannonball" Jackman 160; Stuart "Slim" Jones 161; Leroy Matlock 162; Bill Holland 162; Ted Trent 162; Phil Cockrell 162; Arthur "Rats" Henderson 163; Laymon Yokely 163; Barney "Brinquitos" Brown 163; Webster McDonald 164; Dan McClellan 164; George "Lefty" Wilson 164; Frank "Rawhide" Wickware 165; Walter Ball 165; Dave Brown 166; Roy Welmaker 166; Roosevelt Davis 166; Sam Streeter 167 16. Super Utility John "The Black Bomber" Beckwith 170 Bill "Money" Monroe 174 Worthy of Further Discussion 177 Harry Buckner 177; Walter "Rev" Cannady 177; Sam Bankhead 179; Ted "Double Duty" Radcliffe 181 17. Manager C.I. Taylor 183 "Candy Jim" Taylor 186 Worthy of Further Discussion 188 Dave Malarcher 188; Elander "Vic" Harris 189 18. Executive Gus Greenlee 194 Ed "Chief" Bolden 198 Worthy of Further Discussion 188 Frank C. Leland 201 19. Pioneer/Overall Contribution Bud Fowler 203 John "Buck" O'Neil 207 Part Four. A Path Forward 20. Conclusions 21. Reopening the Door Acknowledgments Appendix A: Current Negro League Hall of Famers Appendix B: Negro League Hall of Fame Ballots Appendix C: 1952 Pittsburgh Courier Experts' Poll Appendix D: 1952 Pittsburgh Courier "Fan Poll" Appendix E: Three Hypothetical Ballots for Consideration by a Proposed Negro Leagues Era Committee Appendix F: Comparative WAR Per 162 Games (1887-1948) Appendix G: Comparative Career WAR (1887-1948) Appendix H: John McGraw's Negro League Dream Team Chapter Notes Bibliography Index
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