Baseball Hall Of Fame Ballot Annonced

Every year, baseball fans wait to see who is going to get into the hallowed halls of the Baseball Hall of Fame. By definition, a Hall of Famer is a group of individuals in a particular category (as a sport) who have been selected as particularly illustrious. First opened in 1936 the Baseball Hall of Fame, the museum now houses 310 members who have been enshrined. In the Hall, there are 215 former major league players, 28 executives, 35 Negro leaguers, 22 managers and 10 umpires. This year, there is a new list that has been announced. On this list are the names of 32 players who are trying to get into the hall of fame. The list of players looking to get into the hall in 2016 is a pretty good list.

Here's the exact list (players and what year they are on the ballot):

Mike Piazza 4th
Jeff Bagwell 6th
Tim Raines 9th
Curt Schilling 4th
Roger Clemens 4th
Barry Bonds 4th
Lee Smith 14th
Edgar Martinez 7th
Alan Trammell 15th
Mike Mussina 3rd
Jeff Kent 3rd
Fred McGriff 7th
Larry Walker 6th
Gary Sheffield 2nd
Mark McGwire 10th
Sammy Sosa 4th
Nomar Garciaparra 2nd
Ken Griffey 1st
Jim Edmonds 1st
Jason Kendall 1st
Troy Glaus 1st
Mike Hampton 1st
Luis Castillo 1st
Randy Winn 1st
Garret Anderson 1st
Mike Lowell 1st
Billy Wagner 1st
Trevor Hoffman 1st
Mark Grudzielanek 1st
Mike Sweeney 1st
David Eckstein 1st
Brad Ausmus 1st


In order to be elected to the Hall of Fame you need 75% of the votes to get in. The committee will announce the Hall of Fame class in January 6th. Of this list who do you see getting elected to the Hall in January?