Big Papi in the HOF.
His lifetime World Series batting average is .455, the highest of all time among players with at least 40 plate appearances. He batted over .300 in his first two World Series, and then .688 (!) in his MVP third WS appearance.
He led the league in intentional walks in three of his last four seasons.
His lifetime ON base and Slugging percentage is among the top 40 of all time, ahead of Hank Aaron, Frank Robinson, Albert Pujols, Al Simmons, Mike Schmidt, Ken Griffey Jr …
Great individual and team player, a natural leader. He left the game on top. A very deserving entry.
