I think Albert Belle ended with 382-386 career HR....didn’t play that long. I’m guessing he might be the one not in the HOF

Gary Carter I think short of that 380 number hmmmm

Larry Walker

Gonna guess guys under 500 but ones I’m thinking of struck out a ton and Yaz played for 23 years so not him.

Adam Dunn

posted by Ironman92

Sheffield JUST went over I think. Pujols likely over. Frank Thomas seems a decent guess

Frank's a good guess, but he's in the 1300s.

Sheffield was barely 1100 or something, which was one of the lowest of the bunch to be over it.
 

posted by Ironman92

I like this question...the 380 has to be a hint.

Yes it is.  The guy with fewer HRs didn't make the Hall.

posted by justincredible

Ripken

His count is in the 1300s.

Probably all those games he didn't miss.
 

posted by justincredible

Adam Dunn

Kingman, Canseco, Andruw Jones, Juan Gonzalez, Delgado....all huge K guys

Vlad!

Al Kaline

posted by Ironman92

I think Albert Belle ended with 382-386 career HR....didn’t play that long. I’m guessing he might be the one not in the HOF

Gary Carter I think short of that 380 number hmmmm

You've got the no-Hall guy.  Albert bell finished with 381 HR and only 961 SOs.
 

posted by justincredible

Adam Dunn

LOL!

posted by justincredible

Larry Walker

Great guess...not sure he got to 380

posted by Ironman92

Vlad!

Yep! Vladi-Daddy finished with 449 homers and only 985 SO.

posted by justincredible

Al Kaline

Time frame issues

posted by justincredible

Al Kaline

He was SUPER close.  Finished with 1020 SOs.

posted by Ironman92

Kingman, Canseco, Andruw Jones, Juan Gonzalez, Delgado....all huge K guys

posted by Ironman92

Time frame issues

Yeah, while his career finished after 1970, I wouldn't have phrase the question that way with his career where it was.

posted by O-Trap

Yep! Vladi-Daddy finished with 449 homers and only 985 SO.

Retired just in time for your question

Vlad was such a boss. Probably my favorite non-Red of all-time.

Question #39

This team of the early 80’s had 5 future HOFers making up a big part of their team....they lost in the World Series to a team with 2 HOFers....name the teams and 7 HOFers....early 80’s.

Extra credit....one of these HOFers was injured late in the season and could’ve changed the WS outcome

Dodgers Yankees, I'd reckon.

posted by justincredible

Dodgers Yankees, I'd reckon.

Nope

posted by justincredible

Vlad was such a boss. Probably my favorite non-Red of all-time.

Of my lifetime, probably mine too.  Hit for power and average, hardly ever struck out, didn't wear batting gloves, and practically bathed his bat and helmet in pine tar.
 

posted by Ironman92

Question #39

This team of the early 80’s had 5 future HOFers making up a big part of their team....they lost in the World Series to a team with 2 HOFers....name the teams and 7 HOFers....early 80’s

Extra credit....one of these HOFers were injured late in the season and could’ve changed the WS outcome

I'm guessing the '81 series, Dodgers over Yankees.  I couldn't name all the HOFers, though.

Brewers lost one in the 80s with Molitor and Yount.

Actually 8 HOFers if you count the winning teams manager

posted by justincredible

Brewers lost one in the 80s with Molitor and Yount.

That’s 2 of the 5 on that team

Pretty sure they played the Cardinals.

Ozzie
Whitey Herzog was the manager?