How many two-time MVP's are not HOF'ers?

gregmo32

In any sport.

Dale Murphy and Roger Maris(?) come to mind. And Kurt Warner doesn't look good at this point.
(In basketball, I believe every one time MVP is in the HOF.)

gregmo32

Hal Newhouser?

Barndog

Juan Gonzalez is a sure-thing non-HOFer

DerekD

Newhouser is in the HOF

gregmo32

Did Gonzalez win two MVP's ?

gregmo32

Gonzalez did win two MVP's. Wow. Is the consensus that steroids wore him out too? Wasn't there always a bit of speculation that he was several years older than his stated age as well? He sure seemed on track to be a sure fire HOFer most of his career, then he was done.

frankhardy

Here is another question - how many 7 time MVP's are NOT in the HOF (or will not be in the HOF)?

Hmmm?

I think there is a guy in San Fransisco that might be the answer to that question.

grote15

Despite all the baggage against him, I'd be surprised if Bonds weren't a first ballot HOFer (unless he winds up ineligible for induction). The sad part is, he was a HOFer even before he started messing around with steroids and would have still been the only guy with 500 HRs and 500 SBs in baseball history.

frankhardy

Oh, I agree that he should be, the question is - WILL he be.

ToppsCo1lector

<< <i>Gonzalez did win two MVP's. Wow. Is the consensus that steroids wore him out too? Wasn't there always a bit of speculation that he was several years older than his stated age as well? He sure seemed on track to be a sure fire HOFer most of his career, then he was done. >>



I always thought he was on "something". Those Texas boys have ????'s all over them. 1990-Raffy, Ruben, Gonzo. 1991-Irod, along with those previously mentioned.