The National Baseball Hall of Fame released the ballot for the 2025 cycle on Monday, with a cast of characters both returning and debuting for the first time on the ballot. The new batch of candidates features a no-brainer like Ichiro Suzuki while featuring a slew of debatable players who are worthy of conversation. Also making their debut on the ballot for the first time is a pair of Colorado Rockies legends: Carlos González and Troy Tulowitzki.
It’s hard to conceive CarGo getting much acknowledgment in the voting process unfortunately, but the same can’t be said for Tulo who presents an interesting albeit complicated case when discussing his MLB career.