A member of the 2011 St. Louis Cardinals World Series Championship team, Skip Schumaker would never be close to being an All Star but did have an 11 year career with two consecutive seasons collecting 160 Hits.  How many baseball players can say that?

While Shane Victorino is not likely to escape the first year on the ballot, “The Flyin’ Hawaiian” has quite a few accolades to comfort him.  Victorino has two World Series rings, four Gold Gloves and a pair of All Star appearances and the fleet footed outfielder would also lead his league in Triples twice.  This is a pretty good career, wouldn’t you agree?

A reliever with over 200 career Saves, Rafael Soriano had three seasons where he eclipsed 40 in that metric.  His best season was his lobe campaign with Tampa Bay, where he led the American League in Saves and finished 8th in Cy Young voting.

An All Star in 2009, Nick Swisher had nine consecutive seasons where he belted 20 Home Runs.  A member of the Yankees 2009 World Series Championship team, Swisher was at his best in New York and was a popular figure there.  He would overall tabulate 245 Home Runs over his career.