Baseball Hall of Fame: Félix Hernández, Troy Tulowitzki, Curtis Granderson headline possible one-and-dones

The 2025 Baseball Hall of Fame ballot includes 14 holdovers and 14 newcomers, including players like Ichiro Suzuki and CC Sabathia. Félix Hernández, although having a strong start to his career, may not make it due to a decline in performance. Tulowitzki, known for his defensive prowess, has strong numbers but falls short of the Hall of Fame standard. Zobrist, a versatile player with World Series wins, also lacks the numbers for induction. Granderson, a fan favorite with impressive stats, falls short in JAWS rankings. Martin, a four-time All-Star and Gold Glover, has a solid career but may not receive enough votes for induction. In his 14-year career, Martin played in 58 playoff games for four different franchises, showcasing his skills behind the plate with his strong arm and defensive prowess. McCann, with 15 years in the league, made the playoffs 11 times and was known for his power-hitting abilities, earning six Silver Slugger awards. Ramírez, a versatile player who transitioned through multiple positions, was a consistent performer with a batting title, 271 home runs, and 281 stolen bases in 15 years. the text you have in mind, so I can assist you with creating a summary.

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