Well, the sport has been around for over 100 years...it's bound to have a lot of people in it. I don't get why so many people think the Hall gets diminished if someone "borderline" gets voted in. It doesn't take away from the accomplishments of people like Ruth, Aaron, Mays, etc. The Baseball Hall of Fame is still the only Hall of Fame that means anything at all. Really, if you look at the numbers, there are only about 200 MLB players in the Hall. That does not count Negro Leaguers or umpires, announcers, executives, etc. That works out to less than 2 MLB players inducted for each year of MLB's existence. That really does not seem that out of line to me.