Baseball’s Hall of Fame faces tough questions: which legends are still waiting for their overdue call? Sully breaks down the cases of overlooked stars like Lou Whitaker, Bobby Grich, Kenny Lofton, Jim Edmonds, and Dale Murphy, and asks why advanced stats and crucial postseason moments haven’t tipped the scales for these franchise-changing players. The debate heats up around Jeff Kent’s induction and spotlights the lasting legacy of second basemen who rival Cooperstown’s current ranks. Key topics include the impact of 80s and 90s baseball—highlighting Dwight Evans, Tommy John’s role as both pitcher and medical pioneer, and the World Series near-misses that rewrote Hall narratives. Sully examines team Hall of Fames, veterans committee decisions, and how fate’s twists continue to leave game-changing names on the outside looking in. Which overlooked icon deserves enshrinement next? Join the conversation.