Vlad4HOF

Got it. My bad for assuming a certain maturity level might exist here. Nevermind.

I've been to so many baseball games in my life but attending Doc's playoff no-hitter against the Reds, who had the most prolific offense in the NL that season by the way, is #1. The craziest thing is that even just after about the 4th inning it felt inevitable because the man was a machine. The stadium was cheering as he threw that last pitch yet went totally and completely silent as a dribbler landed in front of Carlos Ruiz, really tough play and throw but, he made it and it was bedlam. He was one of the absolute greats. RIP

Hey all! So I run a Twitter account, @Vlad4HOF which sends out tweets about Vladimir Guerrero's career. I include stats as well as anything notable that I find be it quotes from him or from others about him, videos, pictures, etc. It seems very likely he'll get enough votes to make the Hall of Fame this go-around but knowing he should have been first-ballot, and when people look back historically they view a player who got in with say 75% differently than one who garnered 85% so, I'm hoping my account could maybe nudge a few more voters in the right direction. So if you come across or know any interesting tidbits about Vlad and his career, post them here or send them to @Vlad4HOF! Also, does anyone here have an account at baseballreference.com that can use it's Play Index? I've been out of work for a few months and my subscription recently expired and I can't re-up at the moment and one thing I really wish I could find out is that, knowing Vlad hit .300+ in 11 seasons in which he appeared in at least 140 games, I am wondering who else and how many other right-handed hitters have his .300+ in 11 or more seasons in which they appeared in 140+ games. If anyone could find that out I'd be super curious and grateful. Thanks

Hey! I run the Twitter account @Vlad4HOF which features daily tweets nuggets of info about the incredible career of Mr. Vladimir Guerrero. Thanks for having me!