MLB Twitter doesn't agree with Jon Heyman's 2023 Hall of Fame ballot

Jon Heyman of the New York Post mailed in his 2023 Hall of Fame ballot. With the option of voting for a maximum of 10 players, Heyman voted for four. Andruw Jones, Jeff Kent, Scott Rolen, and Jimmy Rollins got his vote.1.5 percent of the ballots have been turned in, with Heyman's being the most recent. Scott Rolen is leading the list with 100 percent of the votes so far. Billy Wagner, A-Rod, Jeff Kent, Andruw Jones, and Todd Helton have all received 50 percent of the votes so far.Jon Heyman@JonHeymanMailed my Hall ballot. Added one player from last year.276278Mailed my Hall ballot. Added one player from last year. https://t.co/ZwTsiLulCQAs Winter Meetings approach and free agency becomes unhinged, this seems like the perfect time to release your ballot. Most attention is on top free agents like Aaron Judge and Carlos Correa.Baseball fans took to Twitter to voice their displeasure with the ballot. They don't agree with Jon Heyman's choices. They think he's leaving some key players off his ballot.&quot;Imagine leaving off the two greatest right-handed htters of all time while having six more votes. Figure it out&quot; one fan explained.cam@cammeyer2415@JonHeyman Imagine leaving off the two greatest right handed hitters of all time while having 6 more votes. Figure it out.63@JonHeyman Imagine leaving off the two greatest right handed hitters of all time while having 6 more votes. Figure it out.&quot;Baseball writers shouldn't vote&quot; said another.Robbie Hyde@gingersnaphyde@JonHeyman Baseball writers shouldn’t vote.1093@JonHeyman Baseball writers shouldn’t vote.Shelfy@RealShelfy@JonHeyman Billy Wagner is the best left handed relief pitcher who ever walked this earth Jon7047@JonHeyman Billy Wagner is the best left handed relief pitcher who ever walked this earth JonGrant@GrantMN3@JonHeyman jon this ballot is awful1110@JonHeyman jon this ballot is awfulChirpy Jerk@ChirpyJerky@GrantMN3 @JonHeyman this is a microcosm of all baseball writers. worst HoF decision makers1203@GrantMN3 @JonHeyman this is a microcosm of all baseball writers. worst HoF decision makersKoby Mitchell@CoachKobyM@JonHeyman I don’t agree with several of the omissions but I appreciate you putting this out there and standing by it. Very cool.1@JonHeyman I don’t agree with several of the omissions but I appreciate you putting this out there and standing by it. Very cool.Andruw Jones@andruwjones25@JonHeyman Thank you 🏾9469@JonHeyman Thank you 🙏🏾MLB Metrics@MLBMetrics@JonHeyman I’ll never understand voting for 4 people when you can vote for 105604@JonHeyman I’ll never understand voting for 4 people when you can vote for 10Dan Doherty@DanDohertyBEK@JonHeyman What did Todd Helton do to you132@JonHeyman What did Todd Helton do to youDavid Haney@David_Haney11@JonHeyman @MLBNetwork The fact that writers control Hall of Fame inductions is an embarrassment… especially when the majority turn in ballots like this.101@JonHeyman @MLBNetwork The fact that writers control Hall of Fame inductions is an embarrassment… especially when the majority turn in ballots like this.Baseball fans aren't happy that baseball writers control the Hall of Fame when most fans don't agree with their ballots. Some are questioning how Heyman could leave people off the list like Billy Wagner, Todd Helton, or Omar Vizquel.It's awesome that we live in a time where we can see the interaction between a baseball writer and the person they voted for. Andruw Jones gave Heyman his appreciation for the vote.There are some interesting names on this 2023 Hall of Fame ballotHouston Astros v Kansas City RoyalsCarlos Beltran may be one of the most interesting names on this Hall of Fame ballot. He's, without a doubt, one of the greatest switch-hitters of all time. The problem is that he was accused of being one of the ringleaders of the Houston Astros' cheating scandal. Will voters hold this over his head?Scott Rolen is another interesting name on this ballot. This is his sixth year of eligibility and has been gaining momentum in votes year after year. In 2018 he finished with just 10.2% of the votes and raised that to 63.2% of the votes in 2022.It's fun to see some of the ballots start to roll out as we get adjusted for the off-season. It will be interesting to see how other voters feel once they turn in their ballots.

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