Jul 25, 2015; Cooperstown, NY, USA; Hall of Fame inductees
Craig Biggioand
Pedro Martinezand
Randy Johnsonand
John Smoltzpose for pictures at the conclusion of the media press conference at National Baseball Hall of Fame. Mandatory Credit: Gregory J. Fisher-USA TODAY Sports
Sunday is the biggest day in the professional careers of Randy Johnson, Pedro Martinez, John Smoltz and Craig Biggio. The four players will receive the biggest baseball honor one can achieve: an induction into the Baseball Hall of Fame.
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Such an honor is only awarded to the cream of the crop, but there are still quite a few players that have been snubbed from their day in Cooperstown.
Therefore, MCB wanted to take a look at the Hall of Fame snubs in Detroit Tigers history. Which players have wrongfully been denied a chance at baseball immortality? Here are four Detroit Tigers that have an argument to be in Baseball’s Hall of Fame.