Marlin Maniac RTD 1/30: Marlins Free Agents, Hall of Famers

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Without the Marlins, he'd only have 599 saves. Think about it. Mandatory Credit: Jake Roth-USA TODAY Sports
Without the Marlins, he’d only have 599 saves. Think about it. Mandatory Credit: Jake Roth-USA TODAY Sports /

Next Player Not Named Trevor Hoffman That Will Make The Hall Of Fame That Played For The Marlins? 

Sean Millerick: Played is a tricky word, because I really think Jim Leyland is an interesting name to watch out for, and will be the next occasion he have this conversation. Actual player though, I’d have to say Cabrera. He’s a first ballot Hall of Famer all ready, and is still producing.

David Marcillo: Heath Bell: 2020 First Ballot Hall of Famer. Really though, maybe Gary Sheffield? Although I don’t see that happening either. It might be Miguel Cabrera, five years after he retires.

Joshua Alfonso: Cabrera? Goes to show you the lack of HOF talent that has been around here.

Kyle Rowley: Gary Sheffield deserves to be in the Hall of Fame. His 509 HR and 1676 RBI are surely numbers that are deserving of the Hall. There is an argument about his defense, but I value those impact numbers over any defensive setback.

Eric Quinones:  Gary Sheffield should get into the Hall Of Fame, and if he does, he may become the first player inducted into the Hall Of Fame as a Marlin. Sheffield was a big part of the 1997 world champion Marlins’ team, which was the only championship team he was a part of in his career. He hit over 500 career home runs. He was an All-Star multiple times. He’s earned his spot.