2014 BBWAA Voting Results
A total of 571 ballots were cast by BBWAA voters in 2014, marking the 11th straight year (and 12th overall) that more than 500 ballots have been cast. A record 581 ballots were cast in the 2011 election. Voting privileges are extended to those BBWAA members meeting their organization’s Hall of Fame voting qualifications and in good standing with the BBWAA. Voters can select from zero to 10 names on their Hall of Fame ballot. Votes on 75 percent of all ballots cast are necessary for election.
The BBWAA ballot featured 36 players, including 19 new candidates and 17 returnees. Seventeen players will return for consideration in 2015.
2014 Election Results
| Player | Votes | % | Yrs on Ballot |
|---|---|---|---|
| Greg Maddux |
555
|
97.20
|
1st
|
| Tom Glavine |
525
|
91.90
|
1st
|
| Frank Thomas |
478
|
83.70
|
1st
|
| Craig Biggio |
427
|
74.80
|
2nd
|
| Mike Piazza |
355
|
62.20
|
2nd
|
| Jack Morris |
351
|
61.50
|
15th
|
| Jeff Bagwell |
310
|
54.30
|
4th
|
| Tim Raines |
263
|
46.10
|
7th
|
| Roger Clemens |
202
|
35.40
|
2nd
|
| Barry Bonds |
198
|
34.70
|
2nd
|
| Lee Smith |
171
|
29.90
|
12th
|
| Curt Schilling |
167
|
29.20
|
2nd
|
| Edgar Martinez |
144
|
25.20
|
5th
|
| Alan Trammell |
119
|
20.80
|
13th
|
| Mike Mussina |
116
|
20.30
|
1st
|
| Jeff Kent |
87
|
15.20
|
1st
|
| Fred McGriff |
67
|
11.70
|
5th
|
| Mark McGwire |
63
|
11.00
|
8th
|
| Larry Walker |
58
|
10.20
|
4th
|
| Don Mattingly |
47
|
8.20
|
14th
|
| Sammy Sosa |
41
|
7.20
|
2nd
|
| Rafael Palmeiro |
25
|
4.40
|
4th
|
| Moises Alou |
6
|
1.10
|
1st
|
| Hideo Nomo |
6
|
1.10
|
1st
|
| Luis Gonzalez |
5
|
0.90
|
1st
|
| Eric Gagne |
2
|
0.40
|
1st
|
| J.T. Snow |
2
|
0.40
|
1st
|
| Armando Benitez |
1
|
0.20
|
1st
|
| Jacque Jones |
1
|
0.20
|
1st
|
| Kenny Rogers |
1
|
0.20
|
1st
|
| Sean Casey |
0
|
0.00
|
1st
|
| Ray Durham |
0
|
0.00
|
1st
|
| Todd Jones |
0
|
0.00
|
1st
|
| Paul Lo Duca |
0
|
0.00
|
1st
|
| Richie Sexson |
0
|
0.00
|
1st
|
*All candidates in italics received less than 5% of the vote on ballots cast and will be removed from future BBWAA consideration
See all Hall of Fame voting history at Baseball-Reference.com
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