Hall of Very Good

• Commander of Awesome

  

  Listening to the Basketball Jones today and they brought up the Hall of Very Good. Where they got to put in a player they loved, and played well but wont make it in the HoF. Examples Nick Van Axel (old) or Al Hortford (current).
  
  Who would you put in the Hall of Very Good?
  
  For me, first is no doubt Andra Davis, MLB for the Browns. Dude was a stud and led the league in tackles (199). Current day players is a little harder for me. Maybe DQ, Alex Mack mack also gets some consideration. Tribe suck ass so I'm excluding them. Cavs I would go Big Z and no one from the current roster.
  
  Who are some of the guys you'd elect?
• Terry_Tate

  

  Adam Dunn first ballot for me, no doubt.
• hasbeen

  

  Edgar Martinez.
• CLEconomically Speaking

  

  COA no Kenny Lofton and Sandy Alomar Jr. ?
• Commander of Awesome

  

  They would get in for me, I'm just disgusted at the current tribe so I didnt even want to consider them.
• brutus161

  

  Natrone Means
  Chris Sabo
  Michael Finley
• queencitybuckeye

  Ken Griffey, Sr.
• wildcats20

  

  Pete Rose.
  
  
  Oh wait.
• wes_mantooth

  

  Kenny Lofton is who I thought of when I read this thread title. I would also like to put Mark Price in my biased hall of very good.
• Ironman92

  

  MLB
  
  Fred Magriff
  Curt Shilling
  Jeff Kint
  Lerry Walker
  
  NFL
  
  Ben Rothlessburger
  Deangalo Hall
  
  NBA
  
  Toni Parker
  Dwite Howard
• brutus161

  

  Bo Jackson
• ernest_t_bass

  

  Eric Davis
• se-alum

  

  Sean Casey
• Curly J

  

  se-alum;1364201 wrote:Sean Casey

  
  True. Also should be in the Hall of Very Nice. Love The Mayor.
• reclegend22

  

  In terms of the NBA, I can think of two players off the '90s Seattle Sonics in Detlef Schrempf and Shawn Kemp. Schrempf was the ultimate glue guy, and one of the three best European players ever to play in the NBA prior to Dirk Notwitski, along with Drazen Petrovic and Arvydas Sabonis. Detlef was the epitome of versatile.
  
  Kemp is self-explanatory. For a stretch of about three seasons when he was at the peak of his powers, Kemp was arguably the most unstoppable offensive force in the NBA. You couldn't guard him, because he could just fly over you. IMO the most athletic player there was in the NBA during the '90s, by a very large margin.
  
  Penny Hardaway falls into that same category. Without the injuries, Penny would have had enjoyed a similar individual career to what Kobe has had. There is not a doubt in my mind about that. Penny was great.
• Ironman92

  

  Grant Hill minus the ankle injuries
• Mr Miyagi

  

  I say this every year, but I don't know how Ray Guy P Raiders is not in the Hall of Fame ,so I guess he is my pick for the Hall of Very Good
• sportchampps

  Bernie Williams and Pail O Neill
  
  Bettis
• gerb131

  

  James Brooks
• Al Bundy

  Terrell davis
• sportchampps

  Vince carter
• Sonofanump

  Dave Stewart P Oak.
• cat_lover

  NBA- Bobby "Bingo" Smith
  Kevin Martin
  
  NFL- Clay Matthews(Browns)
  Wes Welker
  MLB- George Foster
  Derek Holland(Newark's own)