2007 Hall of Fame ballot

Candidates must be named on 75 percent of ballots cast to gain entry into the National Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown, N.Y. This year's ballot:

Player	Notable
Harold Baines	22 seasons for five AL teams
Albert Belle	Nine consecutive 100-RBI seasons
Dante Bichette	Led NL in HRs and RBIs in 1995
Bert Blyleven	Ranks fifth all-time in strikeouts
Bobby Bonilla	Six-time All-Star selection
Scott Brosius	World Series MVP in 1998
Jay Buhner	One Gold Glove and one all-star appearance
Ken Caminiti	NL MVP in 1996; three-time All-Star
Jose Canseco	AL MVP in 1988; first to hit 40 HRs and steal 40 bases in season
Dave Concepcion	Five Gold Gloves and nine All-Star games
Eric Davis	Two 30-HR and eight 20-HR seasons
Andre Dawson	NL MVP in 1987; 13 20-HR seasons
Tony Fernandez	Five-time All-Star
Steve Garvey	Last year on ballot; '74 NL MVP
Rich Gossage	Led AL in saves three times
Tony Gwynn	Eight-time NL batting champion
Orel Hershiser	Record 59 consecutive scoreless innings
Tommy John	Three 20-win seasons
Wally Joyner	Six seasons of 150 hits or more
Don Mattingly	1985 AL MVP; nine-time Gold Glove winner
Mark McGwire	Seventh on all-time HR list (583)
Jack Morris	Three 20-win seasons
Dale Murphy	Two-time NL MVP; six 30-HR seasons
Paul O'Neill	AL batting champion in 1994
Dave Parker	NL MVP in 1978
Jim Rice	Only player with 3 straight seasons of 35 HRs and 200 hits
Cal Ripken Jr.	MLB record for consecutive games played (2,632)
Bret Saberhagen	Two-time AL Cy Young winner
Lee Smith	Second in MLB history in saves (478)
Alan Trammell	World Series MVP in 1984
Devon White	Seven-time Gold Glove winner
Bobby Witt	Pitched for 16 seasons