HOF First Time Nominees...cough, cough

[SCUDSBROTHER]

Won the 1974 NL MVP… Also finished in top 10 in NL MVP voting
in 1976 (T6th), `77 (6th), `78 (2nd) and `80 (6th)…Ranks second
all-time in fielding among first basemen (.9959)… Ten All-Star teams,
including eight consecutively (1974-'81, '84-'85); batted .393 with
seven RBI and two HR in 28 ASG at-bats… Holds ASG record for most
games played at 1B (10)…Named ASG MVP in 1974 and `78… Won four NL
Gold Gloves, consecutively (1974-`77)… Eight seasons with .300-plus
batting average and six seasons with 200-plus hits… 100-plus RBI five
times, 20-plus HR six times, and 30-plus doubles seven times… Led NL
in hits twice (1978, '80)… Holds ML records among 1B for most
consecutive errorless games, season (159), in 1984 (entire season);
most consecutive errorless chances, season (1,319), 1984; and most
consecutive errorless games, career (193), 1983-`85… Holds NL record
for most consecutive errorless chances accepted, 1B, (1,633), 1983-85…
Led NL 1B in games nine times (1975-'81, '84-'85), putouts six times
(1974-'78, '85), fielding average five times (1975-'77, '81, '84),
total chances five times (1974,'75, '77, '78, '85), and DPs once
(1985)… One NL Division Series (1981); batted .368 with four RBI and
two HR in 19 NLDS at-bats… Five NL Championship Series (1974, `77,
`78, `81, `84); hit .356 in 90 NLCS at-bats… Holds career NLCS record
for HR (8) and RBI (21)…Named MVP of NLCS (1978, '84)… Five World
Series (1974, `77, `78, `81, `84); batted .319 with six RBI and five
doubles in 113 WS at-bats… Two errors in 55 post-season games… Member
of 1981 WS championship team.