Probably not on the first ballot because his surly disposition didn't endear himself to a lot of potential Hall of Fame voters. But his offensive stats as a second baseman certainly have put him in an excellent position to make the Hall of Fame eventually. In his 17 major league seasons with the Toronto Blue Jays, New York Mets, Cleveland Indians, San Francisco Giants, Houston Astros and Los Angeles Dodgers, he hit .290, slammed 377 home runs and drove in 1,518 runs. His 351 homers as a second baseman are the most in history for that position. He is the only second baseman ever to have 100 RBI in six consecutive seasons (1997-2002). A five-time All Star, Kent also was Most Valuable Player in the National League in 2000, when he batted .334, hit 33 homers and drove in 125 runs. He is one of only five players to win an MVP in the National League since 2000 (the others: Barry Bonds, Albert Pujols, Ryan Howard and Jimmy Rollins).
Annie hall yo...weaver and goldblum have really small parts..."i forgot my mantra"
peanut of course if you like Jeff dunham and didnt know that your an idiot
Here is a list of San Francisco Giants coaches and players who wore No. 3 between 1958 and 1983: 1. Herman Franks, coach (1958); manager (1965-68). 2. Hobie Landrith, catcher (1959). 3. Wes Westrum, coach (1960-61). 4. Whitey Lockman, coach (1962-64). 5. Ozzie Virgil, coach (1969-72). 6. Mike Sadek, catcher (1973, 1975-81). 7. Jeff Ransom, catcher (1981-82). 8. Danny Ozark, coach (1983). NOTE: The number has been retired since April 5, 1984 in honor of Hall of Famer Bill Terry, who played first base for the New York Giants from 1923 to 1936. He also managed the Giants from 1932 to 1941.
In 1973, Jeff Smith began hosting a cooking show called "Cooking Fish Creatively" produced by KTPS-TV in Tacoma, Washington before he became The Frugal Gourmet. At the start of the show, Jeff Smith said "How do you do ladies and gentleman and boys and girls, I'm Jeff Smith of the Chaplain's Pantry, and this is Cooking Fish Creatively".
NHL player Jeff Schultz is 6'-06''.
no. he went to tna so wwe probably wont want him in their hall of fame.
he isnt he is a hall of famer and he retired he retired on wwe but tna is wack who likes it
Kane is obviously much better. Jeff Hardly took drugs and left the WWE for TNA while Kane has never left and is loyal to the WWE, he's a future hall of famer.
it was a girl called chyna,a rookie Jeff hardy,and hall of famer Brett the himan heart
Jeff Hall - golfer - was born on 1957-07-05.
Bart Starr and Joe Namath, who are both in the Pro Football Hall of Fame. Their latest quarterback John Parker Wilson is currently on the Atlanta Falcons roster. Also Brodie Croyle, Scott Hunter, Jeff Rutledge, Hall of Famer Ken Stabler, and Richard Todd.
no
W.d hall
No
he is going to be in the hall of fame but he will store have the wwe belt
Tony DeMarco
"I forgot my mantra."