Former Colorado Rockies that are on the 2018 Hall of Fame Ballot

DENVER – APRIL 5: Right fielder Larry Walker #33 of the Colorado Rockies runs to first base during the game against the Arizona Diamondbacks at Coors Field on April 5, 2003 in Denver, Colorado. The Rockies defeated the Diamondbacks 4-3. (Photo by Brian Bahr/Getty Images)

This week, the Baseball Hall of Fame released the 2018 player’s ballot. It will feature 33 players in a stacked ballot that will definitely feature some people that will make the Hall of Fame this year or in future years. Of the 33 players on the ballot, five of them have either played for the Rockies or have ties to Colorado.

The 2018 Baseball Hall of Fame ballot has 33 players on it and, here in the next few weeks, the over 400 eligible Baseball Writer’s of America (or BBWAA) will be mailing in their ballots before the results are announced in late January. The 33 players and their year of eligibility they are in are below:

Player	Year
Barry Bonds	6th
Roger Clemens	6th
Vladimir Guerrero	2nd
Trevor Hoffman	3rd
Jeff Kent	5th
Edgar Martinez	9th
Fred McGriff	9th
Mike Mussina	5th
Manny Ramirez	2nd
Curt Schilling	6th
Gary Sheffield	4th
Sammy Sosa	6th
Billy Wagner	3rd
Larry Walker	8th
Chris Carpenter	1st
Johnny Damon	1st
Livan Hernandez	1st
Orlando Hudson	1st
Aubrey Huff	1st
Jason Isringhausen	1st
Andruw Jones	1st
Chipper Jones	1st
Carlos Lee	1st
Brad Lidge	1st
Hideki Matsui	1st
Kevin Millwood	1st
Jamie Moyer	1st
Scott Rolen	1st
Johan Santana	1st
Jim Thome	1st
Omar Vizquel	1st
Kerry Wood	1st
Carlos Zambrano	1st

Five of the 33 have ties to Colorado or the Rockies…and you may have forgot about some of them but the first player that we will discuss.

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