where being pretty good at baseball is forever immortalized
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🚨PRETTY UNANIMOUS WATCH🚨
Hold onto your lugnuts, folks! This could get interesting. With 24,900 votes already in, Howie Kendrick is sitting at 98% of the vote. He is extremely close to the 99% needed to join Adam Jones, Charlie Blackmon, and Prince Fielder as the only Pretty Unanimous HoPG inductees.
If you haven’t already, you can vote in the caption of my pinned Instagram post!
🚨BREAKING NEWS🚨
Jacob Misiorowski has officially won the NL Cy Young Award and is now ineligible for the Hall of Pretty Good.
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Cam Schlittler has officially won the AL Cy Young Award and is now ineligible for the Hall of Pretty Good.
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Fellow 2019 World Series champion Adam Eaton has officially endorsed Howie Kendrick’s Hall of Pretty Good candidacy!
Steve Cishek, the FIRST EVER Hall of Pretty Gooder, is also questioning the no-voters in the comments!
Hall of Pretty Good eligible ✅
Chris Martin has announced his retirement after 11 Major League seasons.
Debuting in 2014, he would go on to pitch for the Rockies, Yankees, Rangers, Braves, Cubs, Dodgers and Red Sox, appearing in 434 games and posting a 3.53 career ERA in 403 IP. He won a World Series title with Atlanta in 2021.
Congratulations to Chris Martin on an outstanding career!
ALT Thank You Chris Martin Colorado Rockies, New York Yankees, Texas Rangers, Atlanta Braves, Chicago Cubs, Los Angeles Dodgers, Boston Red Sox Pictured: Chris Martin begins to throw a pitch. He wears a white Rangers uniform and a blue cap.
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🚨BREAKING NEWS🚨
Chris Martin has officially retired and is now Hall of Pretty Good eligible
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Only on a place like Twitter can you get an actual quote from a player, choose to honor his choice of which team he wants to be inducted with, and STILL have people complaining in my DMs over said choice. LET THE PLAYER CHOOSE. It’s his career, and I think his decision matters a whole lot more than mine or yours. Goodness gracious 😂
While his tenure with the Mets is probably more memorable, the excitement surrounding the baseball world during Yoenis Cespedes’ 2012 rookie season with the A’s is something I’ll never forget. He put up 4.0 bWAR while hitting 23 home runs and driving in 82 runs. He also hit for a high average (.292) while producing an impressive .861 OPS and a 139 OPS+. He finished 2nd in Rookie of the Year voting behind Mike Trout.
🚨BREAKING NEWS🚨
Tomorrow, we’re voting on a very popular 2019 postseason hero 👀
And if he (more like WHEN) he’s elected, he’s chosen to enter the Hall of Pretty Good as a Washington National!
He’s currently at 38.8 bWAR, meaning he just needs to drop 0.2 to become eligible for the Hall of Pretty Good’s 38.6 bWAR threshold. It’s clear he’s trying to make that happen.
Carlos Santana, 40, wants to keep playing, per The Athletic.
He went 2-for-24 in 8 games with the #Dbacks in 2026 before being DFA'd, then signed a minor-league deal with the A’s and was released in August.
We need him back so we can use him in MLB The Show again
Adalberto Mondesí is attempting a MLB comeback, per @TheAthleticMLB
He last appeared in a game in 2022 and is currently playing in the Dominican Winter League
