1999 Baseball Hall of Fame Ballot by Baseball Almanac

2000 Baseball Hall of Fame Voting Results

On January 11, 2000, the Baseball Writers Association of America (BBWAA) conducted their yearly ballot for induction into the National Baseball Hall of Fame.

Seventy-five percent, equaling three-hundred seventy-five votes, were needed for induction into the hall of fame. Five percent, equaling twenty-five votes, were needed for an individual to remain on the ballot until next years election. Below are the results for 2000 inductees.

"How can anyone as slow as you (Tony Perez) pull a muscle?" - Pete Rose

2000 Hall of Fame Ballot Voting Results
Winners	Number of Votes	%
Carlton Fisk	397	79.56
Tony Perez	385	77.15
Non-Winners	Number of Votes	%
Jim Rice	257	51.50
Gary Carter	248	49.70
Bruce Sutter	192	38.48
Rich Gossage	166	33.27
Steve Garvey	160	32.06
Tommy John	135	27.05
Jim Kaat	125	25.05
Dale Murphy	116	23.25
Jack Morris	111	22.24
Dave Parker	104	20.84
Bert Blyleven	87	17.43
Luis Tiant	86	17.23
Dave Concepcion	67	13.43
Keith Hernandez	52	10.42
Ron Guidry	44	8.82
Removed	Low Percentage	%
Jeff Reardon	24	4.81
Bob Boone	21	4.21
Willie Wilson	10	2.00
Rick Sutcliffe	9	1.80
Kent Hrbek	5	1.00
Charlie Hough	4	0.80
Dave Henderson	2	0.40
Steve Sax	2	0.40
Bill Gullickson	1	0.20
Bruce Hurst	1	0.20
Lonnie Smith	1	0.20
Bob Welch	1	0.20
Hubie Brooks	0	0.00

Baseball Almanac believes that the enshrinement of Tony Perez was long awaited and long overdue - congratulations Tony!

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Did you know that the Veterans Committee announced the results of their general election on February 29, 2000?

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