The huge 2015 Hall of Fame Ballot:

[El Supremo]

Here are the first-time eligible players, in alphabetical order:

Rich Aurillia
Aaron Boone
Tony Clark
Carlos Delgado
Jermaine Dye
Darin Erstad
Cliff Floyd
Nomar Garciaparra
Brian Giles
Tom Gordon
Eddie Guardado
Randy Johnson
Pedro Martinez
Troy Percival
Jason Schmidt
Gary Sheffield
John Smoltz

Now, here are the holdovers, listed in order of the percentage of the vote they received last year.

Craig Biggio, 74.8 percent
Mike Piazza, 62.2
Jeff Bagwell, 54.3
Tim Raines, 46.1
Roger Clemens, 35.4
Barry Bonds, 34.7
Lee Smith, 29.9
Curt Schilling, 29.2
Edgar Martinez, 25.2
Alan Trammell, 20.8
Mike Mussina, 20.3
Jeff Kent, 15.2
Fred McGriff, 11.7
Mark McGwire, 11
Larry Walker, 10.2
Don Mattingly, 8.2
Sammy Sosa, 7.2

Results of the Hall of Fame voting will be revealed at 2 p.m. ET on Jan. 6 on MLB Network.

[joeybee12]

1. Pedro, definitely; Nomar, not likely...nt

[charlie and algernon]

2. Randy Johnson, Pedro, and Smoltz are locks

Dye and Biggio possible

[Auggie]

5. Agree with Johnson, Martinez and Smoltz

[JeffHead]

3. I would say Pedro, Randy Johnson, Biggio, and Smoltz are locks...

Aaron fucking Boone NEVER!!!

[Auggie]

6. Don't worry about Boone. No way he ever makes it.

[hughee99]

7. I think that's probably it. I'm interested to see what kind of number the Sheff gets.

I'd think it would probably be a little lower than Clemens and Bonds, maybe 28%.

[El Supremo]

4. Larry Walker!

Tainted by Coors Field.

[ProfessorGAC]

8. I See Three Automatics on There

Johnson, Smoltz, and Sheffield. Probably Pedro, too.

Johnson seems first ballot to me. Maybe the other guys have to wait a year.

[TBF]

9. Would like to see Biggio make it. nt