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The Baseball Hall of Popularity will certainly announce the results of the Baseball Writers Organization of America voting Tuesday, and it's a winter months practice that has actually become as much fun as shoveling wet, heavy snow that sits atop a layer of super-slick ice. Hall of Fame arguments are no more practically who was a better baseball player, yet evaluating whose transgressions voters agree to look past and whose they won't.

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Last year, 401 members of the BBWAA joined the ballot, meaning players required 301 votes (75%) to get elected. Regardless of a tally that featured 10 players with at the very least 60 profession WAR-- an overall that roughly makes a player a feasible Hall of Popularity candidate-- the writers didn't elect anybody, with Curt Schilling coming closest at 71.1% of the ballot and leaving him 16 votes except political election.