The Hall of Fame, which first opened its doors on September 7, 1963, honors outstanding people in professional football, including players, coaches, team owners, and front-office executives, virtually all of whom made their main contributions to the game in the National Football League (NFL).
Due to the unique gold jackets that they get at the induction ceremony, members are known as “Gold Jackets.” Every year, between four and eight new members are inducted. To commemorate the NFL’s 100th anniversary, an additional 15 members, known as the “Centennial Slate,” were admitted into the Hall of Fame for the 2020 class.
If you are a fan of the Toronto Blue Jays, it must surely interest you to know the hall of Famers also known as the Gold Jackets of the Toronto Blue Jays. Check them out below.
Roy Halladay
Roy Halladay played from 1977 to 2017. He was voted by the BBWAA as a Player and had 363.0 votes with a percentage of 85.4 in 2019.
Jack Morris
In 2018, Jack Morris was voted and inducted into the hall of fame by the Veterans as a Player
Bobby Cox
Bobby Cox played from 1941. He was voted by the Veterans as a Manager in 2014
Frank Thomas
Frank Thomas was voted by the BBWAA in 2014 as a Player. He had 478.0 votes with a percentage of 83.7
Roberto Alomar
In 2011 Roberto Alomar was voted by the BBWAA as a Player and he had 523.0 votes with a percentage of 90.0
Rickey Henderson
Rickey Henderson was voted in 2009 by the BBWAA as a Player who had 511.0 making 94.8%
Paul Molitor
In 2004, Paul Molitor was also voted by the BBWAA as a Player. He had 431.0, amounting to 85.2%
Dave Winfield
In 2001, Dave Winfield was voted by the BBWAA as a Player. He had 435.0 votes with a percentage of 84.5%
Phil Niekro
Phil Niekro was voted in 1997 by the BBWAA as a Player. Phil had 380.0 which amounts to a percentage of 80.
