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Photorealistic desk scene of MLB writer's 2026 Hall of Fame ballots with notes on Beltrán, Jones, Hamels amid PED debates.
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Additional MLB writers detail rationales for 2026 Hall of Fame ballots

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Following ballots from Jason Foster and Mike Petriello, more MLB.com writers—including Anthony DiComo, Bryan Hoch, and Jason Beck—have explained their 2026 BBWAA Hall of Fame selections. Their rationales emphasize peak performance, postseason impact, durability, and debates over PED issues and off-field incidents amid holdovers like Carlos Beltrán and Andruw Jones, and newcomers led by Cole Hamels.

The Baseball Writers’ Association of America released its 2026 Hall of Fame ballot on Monday, featuring 12 newcomers including former Phillies pitcher Cole Hamels. Carlos Beltrán leads the 15 holdovers after receiving 70.3% of votes in 2025, falling 19 votes short of election. Results will be announced on January 20, with induction set for July 26.

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The Baseball Writers' Association of America unveiled its 2026 Hall of Fame ballot on Monday, featuring 15 returning players and 12 newcomers. Carlos Beltrán and Andruw Jones lead the returnees with strong support from last year, while Cole Hamels headlines the first-timers. Results will be announced on January 20, 2026.

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