Players have to play 10 seasons and then wait five years after retirement to be considered for election to the Baseball Hall of Fame.
Except for some special players, you must be retired from baseball for 5 years. Babe Ruth would be an example of a "special" player.
5 years retired
Only after a player has been retired for five full yearscan he/she be nominated to the Hall of Fame.
As a player or coach (as of 2007) you have to be retired for five years before you are eligible for induction into the NFL Hall of Fame.
No. A player is not eligible for the Hall of Fame until five years after he retires.
No. Warren Moon retired after the 2000 season and players are not eligible to be elected to the Hall of Fame until five years after their retirement. He was elected in his first year on the Hall of Fame ballot which was 2006.
A player is eligible for the Baseball Hall of Fame after being retired for five years.
5 years retired
the player has to be retired for five years, before being eligible for Hall of Fame.
10 years
Only after a player has been retired for five full yearscan he/she be nominated to the Hall of Fame.
As a player or coach (as of 2007) you have to be retired for five years before you are eligible for induction into the NFL Hall of Fame.
The only restriction to be eligible for the Pro Football Hall of Fame is that a player and coach must have been retired at least five years before he can be considered. Emmitt Smith retired on Feb 3rd 2005. I believe he will be eligible for the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 2010.
Michael Jordan is retired. He retired after the 2002- 2003 season with the Washington Wizards. He is not eligble to be inducted in to the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame until he has been retired for 5 years. Mr Jordan will be eligble to be inducted to the Hall in 2009. PK
There is no set time for a Hall of Fame player's jersey be retired. That decision is up to the team or teams with which the player played. One exception is the retirement of number "42" worn by Jackie Robinson which was retired by the baseball commissioner in honor of Robinson, who was the traditional first player to break the so-call color line in baseball.
Not Done YetIn order to be selected for Hall of Fame induction a player must be retired for at least 5 years. Billy Wagner pitched in 2009. I'm pretty sure when he is eligible he will get inducted.
20 dollars at least cause he is retired and in the hall of fame he has been retired for 6 years
Players are elected to the Hall of Fame by the Baseball Writers Association of American and the Veterans Committee. The BBWAA elects recent players and the VC elects players who played many years back. The BBWAA eligibility requirements are that the player have played 10 MLB seasons within the last 25 years, been retired for at least 5 seasons, and not be on MLB's ineligible list. Should a player die before meeting the 5 year retired requirement, they are eligible to be elected in the next regular election. The VC eligibility requirements are that the player played for 10 seasons and have been retired for at least 21 seasons. The VC also elects managers, executives, and umpires to the Hall of Fame that have been retired for at least 5 seasons. If the manager/executive/umpire is 65+ years old, the 5 year waiting period is reduced to 6 months.