Barons of the Ballpark
Hall of Fame Pitchers
In the long history of Major League Baseball there have only been 84 pitchers inducted into the National Baseball Hall of Fame. On these three sheets are the signatures of 40 of those hurlers including all but one of those who have been voted in by the writers since 1972 including Mariano Rivera, the first player of any position to be voted in unanimously. Also included here are pitchers with Hall credentials — Roger Clemens, Bartolo Colon and Max Scherzer — plus Dodgers slugger Duke Snider who didn’t take the mount but saw his share of pitches.
Left Side:
Warren Spahn
Bob Lemon
Hoyt Wilhelm
Jim Bunning
Juan Marichal
Whitey Ford
Robin Roberts
Jim Palmer
Bob Feller
Sandy Koufax
Jim Catfish Hunter
Bob Gibson
Don Sutton
Tom Seaver
Randy Johnson
Right Side:
Nolan Ryan
Rollie Fingers
Fergie Jenkins
Gaylord Perry
Early Wynn
Phil Niekro
Roger Clemens
Don Drysdale
Hal Newhouser
Steve Carlton
Greg Maddox
Left Side:
Duke Snider
Sandy Koufax
Jim Bunning
Gaylord Perry
Warren Spahn
Bob Feller
Rollie Fingers
Jim Palmer
Bruce Sutter
Phil Niekro
Roger Clemens
Tom Seaver
Nolan Ryan
Right Side:
Hal Newhouser
Hoyt Wilhelm
Fergie Jenkins
Juan Marichal
Whitey Ford
Randy Johnson
Lee Smith
Tom Glavine
Dennis Eckersley
Pedro Martinez
Mariano Rivera
John Smoltz
Goose Gossage
Roy Halladay
Jack Morris
Bert Blyleven
Trevor Hoffman
Bartolo Colon
Jim Kaat
CC Sabathia
Max Scherzer
Billy Wagner
