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Colorado, USA
Joined August 2017
Brad Hawpe: "I remember being in Minor League camp, seeing Todd Helton and thinking that's a Hall of Famer one day." #Rockies | @Rockies | #HallOfFame
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Hopefully today is the day Todd Helton gets what he deserves…. A spot in Cooperstown.
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Peyton Manning was at former Tennessee Football teammate Todd Helton’s final game at Coors Field. 👏
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For 1700 Followers, we're talking #17 only *Career* Todd Helton- 1B CO Rox: 1997-2013 2247 GP 61.8 bWAR .316/.414/.539, 133 OPS+ 2519 H, 1401 R, 592 2B, 37 3B, 369 HR, 1406 RBI 37 SB, 1175 SO, 1335 BB 5x AS (2000-2004) 3x GG ('01, '02, '04) 4x SS (2000-2003) #EveryRockieEver 1/8
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Ballot #209 is from Thom Loverro. His only holdover was Billy Wagner but he expands his ballot to five this cycle with a gained vote for Todd Helton (net +3) and votes for first-timers Beltré, Mauer and Utley. In the Tracker: tracker.fyi
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Hi! This was wrong. Not enough sleep. Helton is actually +4 after this ballot (9 adds, 5 drops overall). My apologies.
Ballot #209 is from Thom Loverro. His only holdover was Billy Wagner but he expands his ballot to five this cycle with a gained vote for Todd Helton (net +3) and votes for first-timers Beltré, Mauer and Utley. In the Tracker: tracker.fyi
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Ballot #212 is from Troy Renck. Beltré and Mauer join his four holdovers with no adds or drops for returning candidates. In the Tracker: tracker.fyi
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Ballot #202 is from George A. King III. He adds Jones (now net +3) along with first-year candidate Beltré to his list of eight holdovers. Via the New York Post group reveal within this piece: nypost.com/2024/01/22/sports… In the Tracker: tracker.fyi
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Ballot #205 is from Steve Politi. Adrián Beltré and Joe Mauer join his seven holdovers from last year, with no adds or drops for returning players. His column: nj.com/yankees/2024/01/baseb… In the Tracker: tracker.fyi
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Ballot #207 is from Alex Pavlovic. He votes for first-timers Beltré, Mauer, and Utley. To make room, he drops Mark Buehrle, who is now net -6. In the Tracker: tracker.fyi
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On the eve of #ToddHelton getting the nod for the HoF, his #ToppsCareer below… #TheHobby @JustinStirewalt @NotMrTibbs @TH17HOF @DubMentality
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Regardless of what happens tomorrow, this man is a hall of famer. We don’t need an east cost yuppie journalist to validate it. Toddfather rules.
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We've made it to ballot #200 with this one from Phil Rogers. Beltré and Mauer join his four holdovers with no adds or drops for returning candidates. At 200 ballots: Beltré 99.0% Mauer 83.5% Helton 82.0% Wagner 78.0% Sheffield 75.0% In the Tracker: tracker.fyi
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Ballot #198 is from John Romano. First-timers Beltré, Mauer, and Utley join his slate of five holdovers. Via the TB Times: tampabay.com/sports/rays/202… In the Tracker: tracker.fyi
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From 2007-2008, Matt Holliday hit .304/.389/.486/.874 on the road while on the Rockies. From 2009-2010, Matt Holliday hit .313/.392/.523/.915 overall while on the A’s and Cardinals. Road stats ≠ neutralized stats.
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I think I saw this elsewhere recently, so apologies to whomever I may have yanked this from, but: Todd Helton's .855 ROAD OPS is >= than the career OPS of guys like Gwynn, Boggs, Rolen, Devers, Murray, Puckett am I adjusting for era, no I am not, am I making a point, yes.
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From 1997-2004, Todd Helton and Larry Walker combined for 85.7 WAR. The Rockies’ highest single season win total over that span was 83 games.
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Not many people realize that when Todd Helton hit .512/.588/1.000/1.588 in May of 2000, it was the single most productive month at the plate *ever* to that point and has since only been surpassed by Bonds (a few times)
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As a first baseman, Todd Helton recorded 705 multi-hit games in his career. Since 1920, only Lou Gehrig (795) and Eddie Murray (766) have more such games at the position.
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