The Baseball Writers Association of America released the official 2019 Baseball Hall of Fame ballot on Tuesday. The late Philadelphia Phillies Wall of Fame pitcher and two-time Cy Young award winner Roy Halladay was one of the first-timers appearing on the ballot.
Other notable first-timers include all-time Major League Baseball saves leader Mariano Rivera, 256-game winner Andy Pettite, and longtime Colorado Rockies star Todd Helton, who finished his career with 369 home runs and a .316 batting average.
Halladay, who pitched 1998-2009 with the Toronto Blue Jays and then 2010-13 with the Phillies, had a career record of 203-105 with a 3.