Former Atlanta Braves superstar, Andruw Jones, remains hopeful about his chances of being inducted into the Hall of Fame, despite being overlooked once again this year. In the latest round of Hall of Fame voting, Jones received 61.6 percent of the writers’ ballots, showing an increase from 58.1 percent the previous year. However, with the requirement of at least 75 percent for induction, he fell short for the seventh consecutive year.
Key Takeaway
Andruw Jones, despite falling short of Hall of Fame induction once again, remains positive and hopeful about his chances in the future. With an impressive career behind him, he is grateful for the opportunity and looks forward to the possibility of being honored in the Hall of Fame.
Staying Positive
Speaking at the Super Bowl week in Las Vegas, Jones expressed his optimism, stating that he is not letting the setback affect him. He emphasized that whether or not he makes it into the Hall of Fame, it will not change who he is as a person.
Deserving Resume
Andruw Jones boasts an impressive career, having made five All-Star teams and hitting 434 home runs with a .254 batting average over 17 Big League seasons. With 1,933 hits and 1,289 RBIs, he has certainly left a mark on the sport.
Hall of Fame Aspirations
Despite the recent snub, Jones remains grateful for still being on the ballot and is hopeful that he will eventually receive the honor. With three years of eligibility remaining, he is optimistic about the prospect of one day being inducted into the prestigious Hall of Fame.
