Player |
Career |
Nickname |
Team Inducted As |
Ref
|
Henry Louis Aaron |
1954–1976 |
"Hammer", "Hammerin' Hank" or "Bad Henry" |
Milwaukee Braves |
[2]
|
Grover Cleveland Alexander |
1911–1930 |
"Old Pete" |
Philadelphia Phillies |
[2]
|
Roberto Alomar Velazquez |
1988–2004 |
"Robbie" |
Toronto Blue Jays
|
Walter Alston |
1954–1976 |
"Smokey", or "The Quiet Man" |
Los Angeles Dodgers |
[2]
|
George Anderson |
1970–1995 |
"Sparky" or "Captain Hook" |
Cincinnati Reds |
[2]
|
Adrian Anson |
1871–1897 |
"Cap", "Pop", "Uncle" or "Captain" |
Chicago White Stockings |
[2]
|
Luis Aparicio |
1956–1973 |
"Little Louie" |
Chicago White Sox |
[2]
|
Luke Appling |
1930–1950 |
"Old Aches & Pains", "Luscious Luke", "Fumblefoot" or "Kid Boots" |
Chicago White Sox |
[3]
|
Richie Ashburn |
1948–1962 |
"Putt-Putt", "Whitey", or "The Tilden Flash" |
Philadelphia Phillies |
[2]
|
Earl Averill |
1929–1941 |
"Rock" or "Earl of Snohomish" |
Cleveland Indians |
[2]
|
Frank Baker |
1908–1922 |
"Home Run" |
Philadelphia Athletics |
[2]
|
Dave Bancroft |
1915–1930 |
"Beauty" |
Philadelphia Phillies |
[2]
|
Ernie Banks |
1953–1971 |
"Mr. Cub" |
Chicago Cubs |
[2]
|
Jake Beckley |
1888–1907 |
"Eagle Eye" |
Pittsburgh Pirates |
[2]
|
James Bell |
1922–1938, 1942, 1947–1950 |
"Cool Papa" |
St. Louis Stars |
[2]
|
Johnny Bench |
1967–1983 |
"Little General" |
Cincinnati Reds |
[2]
|
Charles Bender |
1903–1925 |
"Chief" |
Philadelphia Athletics |
[2]
|
Lawrence Peter Berra |
1946–1965 |
"Yogi" |
New York Yankees |
[2]
|
Wade Boggs |
1982–1999 |
"Chicken Man" |
Boston Red Sox |
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Jim Bottomley |
1922–1937 |
"Sunny Jim" |
St. Louis Cardinals |
[2]
|
Roger Bresnahan |
1897–1915 |
"The Duke of Tralee" |
New York Giants |
[2]
|
Lou Brock |
1961–1979 |
"The Franchise" |
St. Louis Cardinals |
[4]
|
Dan Brouthers |
1879–1896 |
"Big Dan" or "Alderman" |
Buffalo Bisons |
[2]
|
Mordecai Brown |
1903–1916 |
"Three Finger" or "Miner" |
Chicago Cubs |
[2]
|
Jesse Burkett |
1890–1905 |
"Crab" |
Cleveland Spiders
|
Roy Campanella |
1948–1957 |
"Campy" |
Brooklyn Dodgers
|
Max Carey |
1910–1929 |
"Scoops" |
Pittsburgh Pirates
|
Steve Carlton |
1965–1988 |
"Lefty" |
Philadelphia Phillies
|
Gary Carter |
1974–1992 |
"The Kid" |
Montreal Expos
|
Orlando Cepeda |
1958–1974 |
"Baby Bull" or "Cha Cha" |
San Francisco Giants
|
Frank Chance |
1898–1914 |
"Husk", "The Peerless Leader" and part of "
Tinker to Evers to Chance" |
Chicago Cubs
|
Albert Chandler |
1945–1951 |
"Happy" |
N/A
|
Jack Chesbro |
1899–1909 |
"Happy Jack" |
New York Yankees |
[5]
|
Fred Clarke |
1897–1915 |
"Cap" |
Pittsburgh Pirates
|
Roberto Clemente |
1955–1972 |
"Arriba" or "Bob" |
Pittsburgh Pirates
|
Ty Cobb |
1905–1928 |
"The Georgia Peach" |
Detroit Tigers
|
Mickey Cochrane |
1925–1937 |
"Black Mike" or "Mickey" |
Detroit Tigers
|
Eddie Collins |
1906–1930 |
"Cocky" |
Philadelphia Athletics
|
Earle Combs |
1924–1935 |
"The Kentucky Colonel" |
New York Yankees
|
Charlie Comiskey |
1882–1894 |
"Commy" or "The Old Roman" |
N/A
|
John Conlan |
1941–1965 |
"Jocko" |
N/A
|
Stan Coveleski |
1912–1928 |
"Covey" |
Cleveland Indians
|
Sam Crawford |
1899–1917 |
"Wahoo Sam" |
Detroit Tigers
|
William Cummings |
1872–1877 |
"Candy" |
Hartford Dark Blues
|
Kiki Cuyler |
1921–1938 |
"Kiki" or "Cuy" |
Chicago Cubs
|
Jay Dean |
1930–1941 |
"Diz", "Dizzy" or "The Great Man" |
St. Louis Cardinals
|
Ed Delahanty |
1888–1903 |
"Big Ed" |
Philadelphia Phillies
|
Joe DiMaggio |
1936–1951 |
"The Yankee Clipper" or "Joltin Joe" |
New York Yankees
|
Don Drysdale |
1956–1969 |
"Big D" |
Los Angeles Dodgers
|
Hugh Duffy |
1888–1906 |
"Sir Hugh" |
Boston Beaneaters
|
Leo Durocher |
1925–1973 |
"The Lip" or "Lippy" |
Brooklyn Dodgers
|
Dennis Eckersley |
1975–1998 |
"The Eck" |
Oakland Athletics
|
Johnny Evers |
1902–1929 |
"The Crab", "Trojan" and part of "
Tinker to Evers to Chance" |
Chicago Cubs
|
Buck Ewing |
1880–1897 |
"Buck" |
New York Gothams
|
Red Faber |
1914–1933 |
"Red" |
Chicago White Sox
|
Bob Feller |
1936–1956 |
"Rapid Robert" or "The Heater From Van Meter" |
Cleveland Indians
|
Rollie Fingers |
1968–1985 |
"Rollie" |
Oakland Athletics
|
Carlton Fisk |
1969–1993 |
"Pudge" |
Boston Red Sox
|
Whitey Ford |
1950–1967 |
"Whitey", "The Chairman of the Board", or "Slick" |
New York Yankees
|
Rube Foster |
1902–1926 |
"Rube" |
Chicago American Giants
|
Nellie Fox |
1947–1965 |
"Nellie", "Little Nel", or "The Mighty Mite" |
Chicago White Sox
|
Jimmie Foxx |
1925–1945 |
"Beast" or "Double X" |
Boston Red Sox
|
Frankie Frisch |
1919–1937 |
"The Fordham Flash" |
St. Louis Cardinals
|
Pud Galvin |
1875–1892 |
"Pud", "Gentle Jeems", or "The Little Steam Engine" |
Buffalo Bisons
|
Lou Gehrig |
1923–1939 |
"The Iron Horse or "Buster" or "Biscuit Pants" |
New York Yankees
|
Charlie Gehringer |
1924–1942 |
"The Mechanical Man" and one of Detroit's "G-Men" |
Detroit Tigers
|
Bob Gibson |
1959–1975 |
"Hoot" or "Gibby" |
St. Louis Cardinals
|
Lefty Gomez |
1930–1943 |
"Lefty" or "Goofy" |
New York Yankees
|
Goose Goslin |
1921–1938 |
"Goose" and one of Detroit's "G-Men" |
Washington Senators
|
Rich Gossage |
1972–1994 |
"Goose" |
New York Yankees
|
Hank Greenberg |
1930–1947 |
"Hammerin' Hank" and one of Detroit's "G-Men" |
Detroit Tigers
|
Clark Griffith |
1901–1920 |
"The Old Fox" |
N/A
|
Burleigh Grimes |
1916–1934 |
"Ol' Stubblebeard" |
Brooklyn Dodgers
|
Lefty Grove |
1925–1941 |
"Lefty" |
Boston Red Sox
|
Vladimir Guerrero |
1996–2011 |
"Super Vlad", "Vlad the Impaler" or "Big Daddy Vladdy" |
Anaheim Angels
|
Tony Gwynn |
1982–2001 |
"Captain Video" or "Mr. Padre" |
San Diego Padres
|
Chick Hafey |
1924–1937 |
"Chick" |
St. Louis Cardinals
|
Jesse Haines |
1918–1937 |
"Pop" |
St. Louis Cardinals
|
Billy Hamilton |
1888–1901 |
"Sliding Billy" |
Boston Beaneaters
|
Ned Hanlon |
1880–1907 |
"Ned" |
Baltimore Orioles (NL)
|
Bucky Harris |
1919–1956 |
"Bucky" |
Washington Senators
|
Gabby Hartnett |
1922–1941 |
"Gabby" or "Old Tomato Face" |
Chicago Cubs
|
Harry Heilmann |
1914–1932 |
"Slug" |
Detroit Tigers
|
Harry Hooper |
1909–1925 |
"Hoop" |
Boston Red Sox
|
Rogers Hornsby |
1915–1937 |
"Rajah" |
St. Louis Cardinals
|
Waite Hoyt |
1918–1938 |
"Schoolboy" |
New York Yankees
|
Carl Hubbell |
1928–1943 |
"King Carl" or "The Meal Ticket" |
New York Giants
|
Catfish Hunter |
1965–1979 |
"Catfish" |
N/A
|
Monte Irvin |
1949–1956 |
"Mr. Murder" |
Newark Eagles
|
Reggie Jackson |
1967–1987 |
"Mr. October" |
New York Yankees
|
Travis Jackson |
1922–1936 |
"Stonewall" |
New York Giants
|
Ferguson Jenkins |
1965–1983 |
"Fly" or "Fergie" |
Chicago Cubs
|
Hughie Jennings |
1891–1924 |
"Ee-Yah" |
Baltimore Orioles (NL)
|
Bancroft Johnson |
1900–1927 |
"Ban" |
N/A
|
Walter Johnson |
1907–1927 |
"The Big Train" or "Barney" |
Washington Senators
|
Al Kaline |
1953–1974 |
"Salty", "Line", or "Mr. Tiger" |
Detroit Tigers
|
Tim Keefe |
1880–1893 |
"Smiling Tim" or "Sir Timothy" |
New York Giants
|
Willie Keeler |
1892–1910 |
"Wee Willie" or "Hit 'Em Where They Ain't" |
New York Highlanders
|
George Kelly |
1915–1932 |
"Highpockets" |
New York Giants
|
King Kelly |
1878–1893 |
"Honest Joe" or "King" |
Chicago White Stockings
|
Harmon Killebrew |
1954–1975 |
"Killer" |
Minnesota Twins
|
Chuck Klein |
1928–1944 |
"The Hoosier Hammerer" |
Philadelphia Phillies
|
Sandy|Koufax |
1955–1966 |
"The Left Arm of God", "Dandy Sandy" |
Los Angeles Dodgers |
[6]
|
Nap Lajoie |
1896–1916 |
"Larry" or "Poli" or "Nap" |
Cleveland Indians
|
Tony Lazzeri |
1926–1939 |
"Poosh 'Em Up Tony" |
New York Yankees
|
Buck Leonard |
1933–1950 |
"Buck" |
Homestead Grays
|
Freddie Lindstrom |
1924–1936 |
"Lindy" |
New York Giants
|
John Henry Lloyd |
1906–1932 |
"Pop" |
New York Lincoln Giants
|
Ernie Lombardi |
1931–1947 |
"Bocci" or "Schnozz" |
Cincinnati Reds
|
Ted Lyons |
1923–1946 |
"Sunday Teddy" |
Chicago White Sox
|
Connie Mack |
1894–1950 |
"Connie", "Mr. Baseball", or "The Tall Tactician" |
Philadelphia Athletics
|
Greg Maddux |
1986–2008 |
"Mad Dog" or "The Professor" |
N/A
|
Mickey Mantle |
1951–1968 |
"The Mick", "The Commerce Comet", or "Muscles" |
New York Yankees
|
Heinie Manush |
1923–1939 |
"Heinie" |
Washington Senators
|
Rabbit Maranville |
1912–1935 |
"Rabbit" |
Boston Braves
|
Juan Marichal |
1960–1975 |
"Manito", "Mar", or "The Dominican Dandy" |
San Francisco Giants
|
Rube Marquard |
1908–1925 |
"Rube" |
New York Giants
|
Christy Mathewson |
1900–1916 |
"Big Six", "Matty", or "The Christian Gentleman" |
New York Giants
|
Willie Mays |
1951–1973 |
"The Say Hey Kid" |
San Francisco Giants
|
Bill Mazeroski |
1956–1972 |
"Maz" |
Pittsburgh Pirates
|
Joe McCarthy |
1926–1950 |
"Marse Joe" |
New York Yankees
|
Willie McCovey |
1959–1980 |
"Stretch", "Mac", or "Big Mac" |
San Francisco Giants
|
Joe McGinnity |
1899–1908 |
"Iron Man" |
New York Giants
|
Bill McGowan |
1925–1954 |
"Little Joe Chest" |
N/A
|
John McGraw |
1899–1932 |
"Little Napoleon" or "Mugsy" |
New York Giants
|
Bid McPhee |
1882–1899 |
"Bid" |
Cincinnati Red Stockings
|
Joe Medwick |
1932–1948 |
"Ducky" or "Ducky Wucky" |
St. Louis Cardinals
|
Johnny Mize |
1936–1953 |
"The Big Cat" |
St. Louis Cardinals
|
Paul Molitor |
1978–1998 |
"The Ignitor" or "Molly" |
Milwaukee Brewers
|
Joe Morgan |
1963–1984 |
"Little Joe" |
Cincinnati Reds
|
Eddie Murray |
1977–1997 |
"Steady Eddie" |
Baltimore Orioles
|
Stan Musial |
1941–1963 |
"Stan the Man" |
St. Louis Cardinals
|
Hal Newhouser |
1939–1955 |
"Prince Hal" |
Detroit Tigers
|
Kid Nichols |
1890–1906 |
"Kid" |
Boston Beaneaters
|
Phil Niekro |
1964–1987 |
"Knucksie" |
Atlanta Braves
|
Jim O'Rourke |
1872–1904 |
"Orator Jim" |
New York Giants
|
Mel Ott |
1926–1947 |
"Master Melvin" |
New York Giants
|
Satchel Paige |
1948–1953 |
"Satchel" |
Kansas City Monarchs
|
Jim Palmer |
1965–1984 |
"Cakes" |
Baltimore Orioles
|
Herb Pennock |
1912–1934 |
"The Knight of Kennett Square" |
New York Yankees
|
Kirby Puckett |
1984–1995 |
"Puck" |
Minnesota Twins
|
Charles Radbourn |
1881–1891 |
"Old Hoss" |
Providence Grays
|
Pee Wee Reese |
1940–1958 |
"Pee Wee" or "The Little Colonel" |
Brooklyn Dodgers
|
Branch Rickey |
1905–1907, 1913–1925 |
"The Mahatma" |
N/A
|
Cal Ripken Jr. |
1981–2001 |
"Iron Man" |
Baltimore Orioles
|
Eppa Rixey |
1912–1933 |
"Jeptha" |
Cincinnati Reds
|
Phil Rizzuto |
1941–1956 |
"Scooter" |
New York Yankees
|
Peter Edward |
1963-1986 |
“Charlie Hustle” |
Cincinnati Reds
|
Brooks Robinson |
1955–1977 |
"Hoover" or "The Human Vacuum Cleaner" |
Baltimore Orioles
|
Bullet Rogan |
1917, 1920–1938 |
"Bullet" |
Kansas City Monarchs
|
Red Ruffing |
1924–1947 |
"Red" |
New York Yankees
|
Amos Rusie |
1889–1901 |
"The Hoosier Thunderbolt" |
New York Giants
|
Babe Ruth |
1914–1935 |
"Babe", "The Bambino", "Sultan of Swat" or "Colossus of Clout" |
New York Yankees |
[7]
|
Nolan Ryan |
1966–1993 |
"The Ryan Express" |
Texas Rangers
|
Ryne Sandberg |
1981–1997 |
"Ryno" |
Chicago Cubs
|
Ray Schalk |
1912–1929 |
"Cracker" |
Chicago White Sox
|
Mike Schmidt |
1972–1989 |
"Schmidty" |
Philadelphia Phillies
|
Tom Seaver |
1967–1986 |
"Tom Terrific" or "The Franchise" |
New York Mets
|
Al Simmons |
1924–1944 |
"Bucketfoot Al" |
Philadelphia Athletics
|
George Sisler |
1915–1930 |
"Gorgeous George" |
St. Louis Browns
|
Enos Slaughter |
1938–1959 |
"Country" |
St. Louis Cardinals
|
Ozzie Smith |
1978–1996 |
"The Wizard of Oz" or "The Wizard" |
St. Louis Cardinals
|
Duke Snider |
1947–1964 |
"The Silver Fox" of "Duke" |
Brooklyn Dodgers
|
Tris Speaker |
1907–1928 |
"Tris", "The Grey Eagle" or "Spoke" |
Cleveland Indians
|
Willie Stargell |
1962–1982 |
"Pops" |
Pittsburgh Pirates
|
Turkey Stearnes |
1920–1942, 1945 |
"Turkey" |
Detroit Stars
|
Casey Stengel |
1912–1925, 1934–1965 |
"Casey" and "The Ol' Perfessor" |
New York Yankees
|
Don Sutton |
1966–1988 |
"Black & Decker" |
Los Angeles Dodgers
|
Bill Terry |
1923–1936 |
"Memphis Bill" |
New York Giants
|
Frank Thomas |
1990–2008 |
"The Big Hurt" |
Chicago White Sox
|
Sam Thompson |
1885–1898 |
"Big Sam |
Philadelphia Phillies
|
Pie Traynor |
1920–1937 |
"Pie" |
Pittsburgh Pirates
|
Dazzy Vance |
1915–1935 |
"Dazzy" |
Brooklyn Dodgers
|
Arky Vaughan |
1932–1948 |
"Arky" |
Pittsburgh Pirates
|
Rube Waddell |
1897–1910 |
"Rube" |
Philadelphia Athletics
|
Honus Wagner |
1897–1917 |
"The Flying Dutchman" or "Honus" |
Pittsburgh Pirates
|
Lloyd Waner |
1927–1945 |
"Little Poison" |
Pittsburgh Pirates
|
Paul Waner |
1926–1945 |
"Big Poison" |
Pittsburgh Pirates
|
Earl Weaver |
1968–1986 |
"Doodles" |
Baltimore Orioles
|
Willie Wells |
1923, 1924–1936, 1942, 1944–1948 |
"Devil" |
St. Louis Stars
|
Zack Wheat |
1909–1927 |
"Buck" |
Brooklyn Dodgers
|
Billy Williams |
1959–1976 |
"Sweet Swingin' Billy from Whistler" |
Chicago Cubs
|
Hack Wilson |
1923–1934 |
"Hack" |
Chicago Cubs
|
Cyclone Joe Williams |
1910–1932 |
"Smokey Joe" or "Cyclone" |
New York Lincoln Giants
|
Ted Williams |
1939–1960 |
"The Splendid Splinter", "Teddy Ballgame", "Thumper", or "Kid" |
Boston Red Sox
|
Dave Winfield |
1973–1995 |
"Winny" or the derogatory "Mr. May" |
San Diego Padres
[8]
[9]
|
Early Wynn |
1939–1963 |
"Gus" |
Cleveland Indians
|
Carl Yastrzemski |
1961–1983 |
"Yaz" |
Boston Red Sox
|
Cy Young |
1890–1911 |
"Cy" or "Cyclone" |
Cleveland Spiders
|
Ross Youngs |
1917–1926 |
"Pep" |
New York Giants
|
Ken Griffey Jr. |
1989–2010 |
"The Kid" |
Seattle Mariners
|