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Moreover, the structure of the voting process itself adds to the complications, as there is a maximum of ten players allowed on a ballot at any given time. This limitation contributes to “clogged” ballots, further complicating the induction of deserving candidates. The video then categorizes Hall of Famers into two distinct types — the borderline candidates, who had impressive careers but might not have been immediate choices, and the obvious first-ballot Hall of Famers, such as icons Derek Jeter and Babe Ruth.
In this first installment of the series, the focus narrows down to examining the top 20 players who, despite being widely regarded as some of the greatest of all time, shockingly failed to be inducted on their first ballot. These players represent a glaring oversight by the BBWAA.