SIMBL CAREER HIT LEADER BOARD

MIAMI VETERAN BRUNO KING BECOMES 19TH IN SIMBL HISTORY WITH 3000 CAREER HITS

37 Year-Old League Legend Kei Morita Steadily Climbing Towards Solid Chance At Overtaking His Country Mate Akiro As SIMBL All-Time Hit King

Miami teammates storm to the field in 2062 SIM 21 to celebrate the 3000th career hit of Bruno King who became only the 19th player in SIMBL history to achieve the coveted hit plateau.

Sharks teammates mob Bruno King after the 17-year veteran joined 18 others in the SIMBL 3000 career hit club in 2062 Live SIM 21.  King was the 17th overall pick in the 2044 SIMBL Draft selected by the former Westbury Cannons (now Boston Patriots).  King immediately made his presence known by setting a still-standing SIMBL single-season record of 237 hits in 2047 and has had a SIMBL-record seven 200-hit seasons including another SIMBL record of six consecutive seasons with 200 hits from 2047-2052.  The 39 year-old King played his first 11 seasons with Westbury-Boston before playing three seasons with Calgary, two with Asheville and is in his first season playing for Miami.  King has hit .320 or better in an amazing nine seasons and will always be remembered as one of the best hitters in SIMBL history.

Tuesday August 22, 2062

Number 3000 for Bruno King

By going 2-for-5 in the Miami 8-5 win over Ann Arbor, Bruno King reached the 3000-hit mark. The Michigan Stadium fans, friend and foe, burst into applause and King's teammates hugged and congratulated him on his achievement.

"The guys began the countdown weeks ago," said the newest member of the 3000 Club. "I don't know who was more excited -- them or me."

Lifetime King has hit .304 with 3000 hits, 346 home runs, 1459 RBIs and scored 1437 runs in 17 seasons.

SIMBL Career Hits Leaders
3000+ Career Hits As Of The 8/28/2062 League Date

*-Indicates Active Player
#-Indicates Inducted Into SIMBL Hall Of Fame

Players With 3000 Career Hits: 18
Players With 2500 Career Hits: 64 (2 First File Era 2005-2018 62 New File Era 2019-Current)

1. 3828 Akiro Hikaru Tampa Bay/San Diego/Asheville/Calgary/Knoxville 2027-2049 #
2. 3693 Michael Price Seattle-Ann Arbor/Boston-River City/AC Kansas City/Sacramento/Indianapolis 2039-2062 *
3. 3662 Julian Winfield Rochester/San Diego/Las Vegas/Tampa Bay/Hawaii/Asheville/Westbury/Oregon 2020-2043 #
4. 3627 Matthew Brown Calgary/Westbury/Asheville/Knoxville/Cleveland 2019-2039 #
5. 3620 Popeye Parrish Westbury-Boston/Knoxville/Indianapolis/St. Petersburg 2039-2061 #
6. 3596 Kimoyo Shimazu Oregon/Boston/Montreal/Knoxville 2037-2058 #
7. 3452 Kei Morita Rochester/Hawaii/Montreal Knoxville 2043-2062 *
8. 3306 Johnny Abraham Chicago/Cleveland/Texas 2034-2053 #
9. 3212 Kent Bennett Westbury/Oregon/Indianapolis/River City/Montreal 2030-2048 #
10. 3210 Daniel Sarachaga Cleveland/Bristol/New York/Ann Arbor 2044-2062 *
11. 3190 Carl Chaulk Las Vegas/Asheville 2022-2044 #
12. 3182 Hugh Gordon Boston/Montreal/Indianapolis/Ann Arbor/Bend 2038-2056 #
13. 3129 Keith Cooper Tampa Bay/Montreal/San Diego/Ann Arbor 2035-2051 #
14. 3102 Michael Caldwell Colchester-Boston/Bend/Bristol/San Diego/Las Vegas/Cleveland/Bellingham/Seattle/Calgary 2019-2044
15. 3084 Deryk Ryles Hawaii/Montreal/Toronto/Ann Arbor 2026-2047 #
16. 3042 Jake Boles Tampa Bay/Chicago/Hawaii/AC Kansas City 2029-2049 #
17. 3036 Trevor Lane Calgary 2040-2058 #
18. 3011 Carlos Molina Calgary/Hawaii/Las Vegas/Sacramento 2019-2037 #
19. 3003 Bruno King Westbury-Boston Calgary Asheville Miami 2046-2062 *

NEXT ACTIVE:
(Age)

2968 Franklyn Borba Ann Arbor (41)
2924 Manuel Ayala Ann Arbor (39)
2902 Chris Covington Bend (39)
2837 Brian Juguilon Oregon (37)
2708 Bartolo Paladino Asheville (41)
2701 Jukebox Davis AC Kansas City (35)
2673 Michael Lamb Cleveland (37)
2597 Manuel Perez Cleveland (39)
2576 Tony Farina Bristol (39)
2531 Francisco Duran Cleveland (37)
2428 Deron Shoemaker Montreal (36)
2333 Jimmy Braun Hawaii (39)

LANCE'S LISTS: 2062 SEASON CRUISES PAST ALL-STAR BREAK, SEVERAL MILESTONES ACCOMPLISHED

Cleveland's 17-year veteran slugger Michael Lamb (above) knows it when he blasted his 550th career home run in 2062 SIM 17 becoming the 17th player to hit 550 home runs.  The 17th overall pick of the 2043 SIMBL Draft was drafted by St. Petersburg and played his first 12 seasons with the Admirals before signing with Montreal in free agency.  The two-time SIMBL champion, 7-time All-Star and 4-time Silver Slugger then played two seasons with Montreal and two with Indianapolis and is in his first season with the Brownies.  He has posted eleven 30-home run seasons and three 40-home run seasons in his SIMBL Hall Of Fame-gaining career.  Not just a big bat, Lamb's 12 Gold Gloves are tied with Manuel Ayala for the most in the league's 58-season history.

500 Home Runs & 500 Doubles Club:

*- Indicates Active Player
#- Indicates Inducted Into SIMBL Hall Of Fame

Manuel Ayala *
Franklyn Borba *
Carl Chaulk #
Keith Cooper #
Carlos Molina #
Bobby Papesh #
Michael Price *
Deryk Ryles #
Daniel Sarachaga *
Julian Winfield #

By Lance Stanley
SIMBL Contributor

Hi again youngsters.  Lance Stanley reporting for the SIMBL.

In 2062 Live SIM 17, veteran Cleveland first baseman Michael Lamb made history by becoming only the 17th player in league history to hit 550 career home runs.

Veteran Bristol outfielder Daniel Sarachaga sits five home runs shy of joining Lamb in the club and should complete the task before the end of the season.

Earlier this season, Ann Arbor stalwarts Manuel Ayala and Franklyn Borba joined only eight others to have accumlated 500 career doubles and 500 career home runs.  Earlier this year, Ayala and Borba, who share three Union League Daryl Ryles Slugger Of The Year Awards between them, also became only the eighth and ninth players in SIMBL history to hit 600 career home runs.

Ironically, in addition to coming together on a short list, Lamb and Ayala are on an even shorter list as they both share the all-time SIMBL record with 12 Richard P. DeMarco Gold Glove Defensive Awards each.

Miami's Bruno King, one of the best hitters in SIMBL history with seven 200-hit seasons to his name and whose 237 hits in the 2047 season remains a single-season record, stands eleven hits shy of becoming only the 19th member of the SIMBL 3000 Hit Club and now is in a reduced role on the Sharks.

Let's take a quick "Lance's Lists" look at the current long ball leaders among active players that are currently on a team in the SIMBL.  Suffice to say when looking at this list that Roger Marcum's long-standing 705 career home runs record will stand for a long time even more.

SIMBL Active Player Career Home Run Leaders
As Of The 7/24/2062 League Date:
(Age)

604 Manuel Ayala Ann Arbor 2043-2062 (39)
604 Franklyn Borba Ann Arbor 2043-2062 (41)
566 Michael Price River City 2039-2062 (44)
551 Michael Lamb Cleveland 2046-2062 (37)
545 Daniel Sarachaga Bristol 2044-2062 (39)
480 Bartolo Paladino Asheville 2044-2062 (41)
428 Pablo Olivarez San Diego 2049-2062 (38)
424 Freddy Provenzano Indianapolis 2047-2062 (40)
416 Jermaine Stokes Sacramento 2049-2062 (36)
412 Manuel Perez Cleveland 2045-2062 (39)
409 Ryan Harper San Diego 2048-2062 (36)
407 Herman Solano Ann Arbor 2052-2062 (35)
400 Michael Cunningham Rochester 2048-2062 (38)
397 Tony Farina Bristol 2045-2062 (38)
386 Carson Reese Calgary 2049-2062 (34)
382 Jonathan Said Toronto 2047-2062 (37)
366 Buddha Baker Las Vegas 2050-2062 (37)
364 Marco Gonzales Knoxville 2050-2062 (36)
360 Domingo Caballero Rochester 2047-2062 (37)
358 Jukebox Davis AC Kansas City 2048-2062 (35)
357 Jason Fuller Texas 2052-2062 (33)

SIMBL HITTING STREAK HISTORY

ADMIRALS' TOMMY PARKS HITTING STREAK ENDS AT 32 GAMES, TIED FOR FOURTH-LONGEST IN SIMBL HISTORY

St. Petersburg First Baseman Becomes Only 9th Player In League History To Hit Safely In 30 Or More Consecutive Games

St. Petersburg first baseman Tommy Parks (above right) reacts after ending his 32-game hitting streak in 2062 SIM 12.  Parks' streak ties for the fourth-longest in the SIMBL's 58-season history and he becomes only the 9th player in league history to have hit in 30 or more consecutive games. The 19th overall pick of the 2047 SIMBL Draft is a two-time All-Star and was a big part of the Admirals 2056 SIMBL championship team.

Tommy Parks had his hitting streak snapped at 32 games today during a 3-2 St. Petersburg win over the Chicago Hitmen at Skull Rock Stadium. The 33-year-old first baseman was hitless in 4 at-bats.

"Had to end sometime," Parks said, shrugging.

The 12-year veteran's historic hitting streak ties for the fourth-longest in SIMBL history and he becomes only the ninth player in the SIMBL's 58-season history to have hit in 30 consecutive games.

Parks's current batting average stands at .257 and he has chalked up 17 home runs and 46 RBIs.

Longest Hitting Streaks In SIMBL History
As Of The 6/26/2062 League Date:

36 Artie Bradley New York 2025
34 Grady Nelson Cleveland 2058
34 D.D. Styles Texas 2045
33 Johnny Abraham Chicago 2046
32 Tommy Parks St. Petersburg 2062 *
32 Miguel Moreno Boston 2059
32 Duane Fuller Portland 2015
30 Derek Large Hawaii 2053
30 Israel Moton San Diego 2013
29 Lowell Wright Bend 2059
29 Bartolo Paladino Bend 2053
29 John Stolarski Indianapolis 2050
29 Ben Mitchell Sacramento 2042
29 Christopher Stevens Boston 2035
29 Magglio Romo Westbury 2032
29 Carlos Molina Calgary 2026

MEMORIAL DAY 2023: IN MEMORY WITH GRATITUDE

HAPPY MEMORIAL DAY 2023 TO ALL IN THE SIMBL FAMILY AND THANKS TO ALL WHO SACRIFICED AND TO THOSE WHO SERVED FOR THE FREEDOMS, SECURITY AND WAY OF LIFE THAT WE SOMETIMES TAKE FOR GRANTED

Please take a moment to reflect on the above and below as you read this.  If traveling, be safe guys.

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SIMBL GREATS POPEYE PARRISH, MARK SIPP, JONATHAN KLOSS & KEN HUNTER ENTER SIMBL HALL OF FAME AS CLASS OF 2062

Former Westbury-Boston Great Elected Unanimously, San Diego Four-Time Hurler Of The Year & Longtime Toronto Stalwart All Inducted On First Ballots

Keith Barton & Felipe Santana Come Up One & Two Votes, Respectively, Shy For Elusive Recognition As SIMBL's All-Time Best Of The Best

The Class Of 2062 (left to right): Popeye Parrish, Ken Hunter, Jonathan Kloss and Mark Sipp gather before ceremonies began for their announcement revealing their induction into the SIMBL Hall Of Fame.

(Click On Above To Enlarge SIMBL Hall Of Fame Voting Results 2040-2062)

SIMBL Hall Inducts Popeye Parrish Unanimously on First Ballot

3B Popeye Parrish
Drafted In 2038 SIMBL Draft Round 1 Pick 4 By Westbury Cannons
2039-2061
Westbury Cannons-Boston Patriots 2039-2050
Knoxville Lumberkings 2051-2052
Indianapolis Rams 2053-2058
St. Petersburg Admirals 2059-2061

.282 AVG 568 HR (11th) 1880 RBI (6th)
3439 G (2nd) 12837 AB (3rd) 3620 H (5th) .848 OPS (37th)
.385 OBP (24th) .462 SLG 107.2 WAR (3rd)
5936 TB (3rd) 1124 EBH (14th) 500 2B (25th) 56 3B
2139 R (4th) 2072 BB (2nd) 765 SB (43rd)
.978 Shortstop Fielding Percentage (1449 G)
.956 Third Base Fielding Percentage (1500 G)

Postseason:
62 G 228 AB .298 AVG 9 HR 22 RBI .892 OPS

2042 UL Slugger Of The Year MVP
14-Time All-Star
4-Time Silver Slugger
2044 SIMBL Champion
3-Time Player Of The Month
7-Time Player Of The Week

78.4 SIMBL JAWS (AVG HOF 3B 59) (3rd All-Time Among Batters)
49.6 WAR7 (15th Batters)
14 Black Ink (Average HOF 21)
110 Grey Ink (Average HOF 53)
73 Hall Of Fame Standards (Average HOF 53) (2nd Batters)
160 Hall Of Fame Monitor (Average HOF 135)

May 1, 2062

During his tenure in the SIM Baseball League Popeye Parrish was nothing but class, on the field and off the field. Now he is part of the SIMBL Hall of Fame class of 2062, having been elected by 100.0% of eligible voters in his first time on the ballot for SIMBL GMs.

Lifetime, Parrish hit for a .282 average and totaled 3620 hits, 568 home runs and 1880 RBIs- one of only six players in league history with 1850 career RBIs.  His career featured rankings in many of the league's all-time Top 5 and Top 10 lists.  Upon his retirement, Parrish was one of only 9 players to finish their SIMBL careers with 500 home runs and 500 doubles.

Parrish was one of the SIMBL's all-time marquee players being selected to the SIMBL All-Star Game fourteen times which is tied for the third-most in league history.

Parrish, who hit .348 with a 1.025 OPS in 17 postseason games in leading the former Westbury Cannons (now the Boston Patriots) to the 2044 SIMBL championship, finished in the top ten of all major career statistics in his 23-year career.  The #4 overall pick of the 2038 SIMBL Draft finished 5th in hits, 11th in home runs, 6th in RBI, 3rd in WAR, 2nd in walks, 4th in runs scored and 3rd in total bases. The first-ballot Hall Of Famer played the second-most games in the SIMBL's 58-season history.

The fine third baseman was officially inducted today and took his place among baseball's best. He retired in 2061 at the age of 42.

One of his friends and former teammates told the audience, "The greatest thing he taught me was on my first day in the big leagues -- it was the hustle. He hit two one-hoppers to the pitcher and ran as hard as he could to first base. Popeye set a great example for me to model my career. His hustle and desire -- those were the little things that stood out for me. Plus he's one of the best hitters I've ever played with."

In his speech Parrish expressed his thanks and gratitude to the many people who helped make this wonderful day possible. "I have been truly blessed. I have been able to do something I love and get paid very well for it. There was no place that I ever wanted to be but on the baseball diamond every day doing what I love."

In his speech Parrish expressed his thanks and gratitude to the many people who helped make this wonderful day possible. "I have been truly blessed. I have been able to do something I love and get paid very well for it. There was no place that I ever wanted to be but on the baseball diamond every day doing what I love."

Parrish becomes the second player and first since Joe Tarnowsky back in 2042 to be voted into the SIMBL's hall of excellence unanimously.

Longtime San Diego Uber-Ace Mark Sipp Joins SIMBL Greats On First Attempt

SP Mark Sipp
Drafted In 2042 SIMBL Draft Round 1 Pick 1 By San Diego Warewolves
2046-2061
2046-2061 San Diego Warewolves

239-152 (16th) 3.25 ERA (43rd P) 1.11 WHIP (11th)
3720.0 IP (26th) 3572 K (8th) 856 BB 104.4 WAR (9th SPs)
519 GS (24th) 86 CG (44th) 32 SHO (9th) 349 QS (14th) 67.2 QS%
7.9 H/9 8.6 K/9 2.0 BB/9 4.17 K/BB

Postseason:
27 G 24 GS 12-8 2.94 ERA 1.14 WHIP
174.3 IP 55 BB 179 K 5 CG 1 SHO 70.8 QS%

4-Time SL Hurler Of The Year (2055, 2056, 2057, 2058)
9-Time All-Star
2055 SIMBL Champion
8-Time Pitcher Of The Month

78.9 SIMBL JAWS (AVG HOF SP 68) (7th All-Time Among SPs)
46 Black Ink (Average HOF SP 29) (9th SPs)
223 Grey Ink (Average HOF 140) (10th SPs)
53 Hall Of Fame Standards (Average HOF 52) (10th SPs)
197 Hall Of Fame Monitor (Average HOF 146)

May 1, 2062

There is a new statue in the SIM Baseball League Hall of Fame. It belongs to longtime San Diego ace Mark Sipp. The star pitcher was inducted this past weekend. All it took to get there was 239 wins."I always dreamed of being a SIM Baseball League player, but I never dreamed of being in the Hall of Fame," Sipp said, "I could have never envisioned myself standing next to my childhood idols and yet here I am. And to the Hall of Famers sitting behind me, I am truly humbled and in awe of standing here in front of you."

In his career, Mark Sipp, who is a nine-time All-Star, posted a record of 239-152 and fanned 3572 batters in 3720 innings with a 3.25 ERA.  He joined only First File Era great Bobby Grimes and Alan Alexander Anderson to ever win four consecutive Hurler Of The Year Awards winning the coveted trophy for the 2055, 2056, 2057 and 2058 seasons.  He, along with current Bend Bandits ace and future first-ballot SIMBL Hall Of Famer Eddie Batista, dominated the 2050's decade as the best pitchers of their respective leagues.

The #1 overall pick of the 2042 SIMBL Draft entered the SIMBL in the 2046 season and spent his entire 16-year career in a Warewolves uniform.  The 9-time All-Star helped lead San Diego to the 2055 SIMBL championship by posting a 2.35 ERA in 46 innings in 6 postseason starts.  Overall, the New York City native aided San Diego to nine postseason trips where he was 12-8 with a stellar 2.94 ERA in 24 career postseason starts.

Sipp becomes the 13th #1 overall pick of a SIMBL Draft to be inducted into the Hall and is the sixth consecutive former first overall pick that was drafted first from 2037-2042 to become a SIMBL Hall Of Famer.

At times Mark Sipp fought back tears as he thanked his family and close friends for sticking by him when he had to overcome some difficult personal problems.

Summing up his years on the diamond, Sipp offered a hopeful message to the large induction crowd.

"I care for this game with my heart and soul. I dedicated my life to being the best pitcher I could be. You leave me humbled and grateful for this honor. I'd like to leave an offering of a message of hope. That is, with the grace of God, you can change your life, whoever you are."

Rush Stalwart Jonathan Kloss Honored By First Ballot Selection Into SIMBL Hall

2B Jonathan Kloss
Drafted In 2041 SIMBL Draft Round 1 Pick 7 By Toronto Rush
2045-2060
Toronto Rush 2045-2060

.286 AVG  (68th) 334 HR 1411 RBI (47th)
2485 G (55th) 9817 AB (34th) 2806 H (33rd) .803 OPS
.343 OBP .460 SLG 60.3 WAR (48th)
4517 TB (36th) 949 EBH (30th) 521 2B (17th) 94 3B (24th)
1471 R (34th) 875 BB 1089 SB (9th)
.990 Second Base Fielding Percentage (1301 G)

Postseason:
52 G 194 AB .309 AVG 8 HR 38 RBI 26 SB .891 OPS

2-Time UL Slugger Of The Year MVP (2049, 2051)
9-Time All-Star
3-Time Silver Slugger
4-Time Gold Glover
1-Time Player Of The Month
2-Time Player Of The Week
2050 ULDS MVP

54.8 SIMBL JAWS (Average HOF 57)
21 Black Ink (Average HOF 21) (20th Batters All-Time)
130 Grey Ink (Average HOF 130) (24th Batters)
59 Hall Of Fame Standards (Average HOF 53) (28th Batters)
136 Hall Of Fame Monitor (Average HOF 135)

May 1, 2062

Jonathan Kloss's dream finally came true today, as the talented and gifted second baseman was inducted into the SIM Baseball League Hall of Fame.

"I really don't know what to say," he said to the large crowd attending his ceremony. "It's such an incredible honor. I always dreamed that this day would come, but now that it's finally here ... Someone pinch me, so I know I'm not dreaming!"

Kloss was a two-time Union League Slugger Of The Year Most Valuable Player in 2049 and 2051 for the Rush, a nine-time All-Star, three-time Silver Slugger, four-time Golden Glover, the 2050 Union League Divisional Series Most Valuable Player and hit. 309 with 8 home runs and 38 RBI in 52 games in four trips to the postseason.  The #7 overall pick in the 2041 SIMBL Draft played his entire 16-season career with the Rush.

One of the most dangerous players at all areas on the field offensively and defensively during his era, at the time of his retirement after a 16-year career all with the Rush, Kloss was one of only 13 players in SIMBL history with 1000 stolen bases.

Over the course of his 2485-game career, Kloss was a .286 hitter with 2806 hits, including 334 home runs. He drove in 1411 runs and scored 1471 times as well. Kloss retired at the age of 39. He will join the Hall of Fame wearing a Toronto Rush cap.

Longtime New York Ace Ken Hunter Elected Into SIMBL Hall Of Fame In Second Time On Ballot

Ken Hunter
Drafted In The 2042 SIMBL Draft
Supplemental Round Pick 12 36th Overall
2044-2059
2044-2058 New York Enforcers
2059 Cleveland Brownies

203-134 3.32 ERA 1.09 WHIP 63 SV 88.7 SV%
3057.1 IP 2940 K 72.0 WAR
545 G 341 GS 151 CG 33 SHO 227 QS 62.9 QS%
1.13 HR/9 2.01 BB/9 8.65 K/9 4.31 K/BB

Postseason:
22 G 18 GS 8-8 3.55 ERA 1.10 WHIP 1 SV
147.0 IP 1.3 HR/9 2.3 BB/9 8.0 K/9 2.4 WAR
11 QS 61.1 QS%

2051 UL Hurler Of The Year
2047 UL Fireman Of The Year
2046 UL Fireman Of The Year
8-Time All-Star
1-Time Gold Glove
2052 SIMBL Champion

One Of Only 2 Pitchers In SIMBL History
To Win Hurler Of The Year & Fireman Of The Year Awards

May 1, 2062

The journey took a while, but he finally arrived -- one of baseball's finest hurlers, Ken Hunter, is now a member of the SIM Baseball League Hall of Fame.

Commenting on his election, one of his longtime managers said, "My idea of managing is giving the ball to Ken Hunter and sitting down and watching him work. He certainly made my job easier. And he certainly made me a better manager."

And pitch he certainly did -- Hunter appeared in 545 games in his career, tossed 3057.1 innings with 2940 strikeouts and compiled an impressive 203-134 record and 3.32 ERA.

Hunter joins fellow SIMBL Hall Of Famer Keith Patterson as the only pitchers in SIMBL history to have won a Hurler Of The Year Award as his league's best starting pitcher and also have won a Middle Reliever Of The Year Award as his league's best middle reliever. Hunter came into the league as a much-heralded phenom reliever and promptly won the 2046 and 2047 UL Fireman Of The Year Awards before gradually being groomed into one of the SIMBL's best starting pitchers proven within five seasons when he was voted the 2051 UL Hurler Of The Year.  One season later, he helped the Enforcers to their SIMBL championship since the 2039 season.

Patterson is the only pitcher in league history to win all three major seasonal pitching awards: Hurler Of The Year, Middle Reliever Of The Year and Fireman Of The Year.

One of his opposing managers had this to say about Hunter, "Ken was one of the greatest pitchers I ever saw. He had knowledge, movement and form. It was wonderful to watch him pitch when he wasn't pitching against you. It was poetry in motion."

The newest member of the Hall of Fame retired at age 39 and will be inducted at ceremonies this weekend.  He will be inducted as a New York Enforcers with whom he spent 15 of his 16 SIMBL seasons with.

2062 SIMBL HALL OF FAME VOTING RESULTS:

The full voting results of the 2062 SIMBL Hall Of Fame balloting are included here. Players require 66% of ballots cast to be elected to the Hall, may stay on the ballot for up to 10 years if they receive at least 0% of the votes. Players must be retired before they are eligible for induction to the Hall of Fame.

3B Popeye Parrish 100.0 (1st year) Inducted
SP Mark Sipp 84.2 (1st year) Inducted
2B Jonathan Kloss 78.9 (1st year) Inducted
SP Ken Hunter 78.9 (2nd year) Inducted
SP Keith Barton 63.2 (1st year)
2B Felipe Santana 57.9 (7th year)
CL Robert Eberly 52.6 (1st year)
CL Robert Freed 47.4 (3rd year)
2B Eladio Romriell 42.1 (1st year)
SS Ellisworth Holliman 42.1 (3rd year)
SP Wilson Castillo 36.8 (2nd year)
2B Hector Colon 36.8 (2nd year)
CF Pambo Rivera 31.6 (7th year)
SP Burton Bailey 31.6 (1st year)
CL Victor Kennedy 26.3 (2nd year)
SS Casey Garner 21.1 (6th year)
SP Christopher Laux 21.1 (7th year)
CF Mike Zavala 21.1 (1st year)
LF Mike Lunder 21.1 (3rd year)
SP Bo Ford 21.1 (4th year)
CF Charles Arms 21.1 (6th year)
C Ivan Balderas 21.1 (2nd year)
SP Ricky Stanley 15.8 (6th year)
1B Malcom Young 15.8 (2nd year)
SP Chris Morales 15.8 (10th year) Dropped
SP Jesus Castillo 15.8 (1st year)
LF Anthony Guerrero 10.5 (10th year) Dropped
3B Weston Tucker 10.5 (5th year)
CL Broderick Rincon 10.5 (1st year)
SS Turhan Clause 10.5 (9th year)
SS Juan Solis 10.5 (7th year)
C Buddy Checovetes 5.3 (8th year)
LF Vicente Romero 5.3 (8th year)
SP Michael Bates 5.3 (6th year)
3B Darrell Garrett 5.3 (9th year)
SS John Stolarski 5.3 (1st year)
CL Steffano Rivera 5.3 (4th year)
RF Victor Ybarra 5.3 (4th year)
SP James Goslin 5.3 (4th year)
SP Lorenzo Flores 5.3 (4th year)
SS Kenny Lee Swank 5.3 (4th year)
C Pedro Morejon 5.3 (7th year)
SP Anthony Carey 5.3 (5th year)

No other players received a vote.