Freddie Freeman. HOF?

craig44

I think so. He will be going into his age 35 season next year. he has accumulated 2267 hits, 343 home runs, 508 2B (including one season of 59!) an OPS of .899 and OPS+ 142, 60 WAR and 1 WS MVP, 1 reg season MVP (although it was the covid year)

His rates will go down, but the counting numbers will go up. I dont think he will make 3k hits, but if his next 2 years are great it is a possibility. he should eclipse 400 home runs

If Harold Baines is in, Freddie is a lock, right?

1948_Swell_Robinson

Yes. He will be in easily. His WS MVP was the cherry on top too.

perkdog

Yep HOF for sure

DocBenjamin

If you say yes, you could be right in about 8 years.

Say no and you have to wait 30.

Maybe longer.

JoeBanzai

Unless he really drops off, he should be a lock.

Basebal21

With whose been getting in lately he should be a lock

LandrysFedora

Absolutely. The only question is what hat he will choose. He has a shot at 3000 hits as well, at 2300 plus now.

Basebal21

@LandrysFedora said:
Absolutely. The only question is what hat he will choose. He has a shot at 3000 hits as well, at 2300 plus now.

Almost certainly ATL. He wanted to stay in ATL and his agent didnt tell him the final offer that was close but not as much aka less commission for the agent and Freeman fired him over it after signing with the Dodgers

LandrysFedora

@Basebal21 said:

@LandrysFedora said:
Absolutely. The only question is what hat he will choose. He has a shot at 3000 hits as well, at 2300 plus now.

Almost certainly ATL. He wanted to stay in ATL and his agent didnt tell him the final offer that was close but not as much aka less commission for the agent and Freeman fired him over it after signing with the Dodgers

I sure hope he picks ATL.

dallasactuary

Definitely. The only thing that could keep him out is whatever the hell it is that has kept Dick Allen out, and I don't Freeman has that problem. Freeman is a beast at the plate, almost as good as Allen.