How are former Braves doing in the 2025 Hall of Fame vote?

As of January 5, 2025, Billy Wagner is leading the Hall of Fame ballot with over 85% of the vote, entering his final year of eligibility with a compelling argument for election. He has 422 career saves and was a seven-time All-Star, showcasing a stellar career that places him among the elite closers in baseball history.

Andruw Jones made significant progress in the Hall of Fame voting, currently holding over 72%. His achievements, particularly as a five-time All-Star and ten-time Gold Glove winner, reflect his defensive brilliance. While doubts linger about his election this year, he remains a strong candidate due to his upward voting trend.

Brian McCann, starting his Hall of Fame journey, is currently below the 5% threshold required to maintain his ballot status for 2026. Despite being a seven-time All-Star and regarded among the Braves' best catchers, McCann's career, finishing just 18 homers shy of 300, did not garner enough early support for the Hall this season.

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