Mets in other peeps HOFs

[stevejrogers]

Seaver in the Reds Hall of Fame has me pulling out a research thing I did last winter for every other known MLB's HOF, feel free to add on, especially all the stuff listed in the Brogna and Where Have You Gone threads

This was accurate as of the end of the 2005 season
Angels: Nolan Ryan
Bluejays: (Level of Excellence, in lieu of retired numbers) Tony Fernandez
Braves: Warren Spahn
Orioles: Gene Woodling, George Bamberger, Dave Johnson, Frank Cashen, Eddie Murray
Phillies: Richie Ashburn, Larry Bowa, Tug McGraw
Rangers: Nolan Ryan
Reds: Roy McMillan, George Foster
Royals: Amos Otis
Yankees: (Monument Park) Casey Stengel

[nymr83]

Giants Willie Mays obviously

[stevejrogers]

I see no evidence of a Giants HOF, only Giants Retired Numbers which is a different story all together

[stevejrogers]

I also missed Whitey Herzog and Bret Saberhagen in the Royals Hall, as well as Jim Fregosi in the Angels

[stevejrogers]

Man what is with me today and CY winning World Champions with Mid-American AL teams of the 1980's? Also forgot Frank Viola is a member of the Twins HOF, interestingly enough he went in last year, same year Sabes was inducted into the Royals Hall

[stevejrogers]

SteveJRogers wrote: I see no evidence of a Giants HOF, only Giants Retired Numbers which is a different story all together

Teams that do not appear to have an official HOF, they all do (thanks to 42 but the DRays and Marlins have a regular number in mothballs) retired numbers:
Astros
Athletics
Cardinals (they do have a Muesem that is called "Hall of Fame" but no actual Hall of Famers)
Cubs
Devil Rays
Diamondbacks
Dodgers
Giants
Marlins
Expos/Nationals
Pirates
Rockies
Tigers
White Sox

Quite a few historic franchises that don't have any sort of inshrinement thing other than retired numbers. Cards, both Chicago teams, Dodgers, Giants and Tigers.