Besides Shoeless Joe Jackson and Pete Rose, who Have not been admitted for disciplinary reasons, Here is a start, Edgar Martinez http://www.abarim.com/edgar.htm Tony Olivia. (.304) Tony Gwynn (.338) And take a look at this link below, This guy has a career ba of .292, but boy could he play. http://munsonshouldbeinthehall.mlblogs.com/thurman_munson_should_be_/

Tony Gwynn is now in the Hall of Fame. Good ole Donnie Baseball Don Mattingly hit .307 and is not in the Hall of Fame. Here are some more .300+ hitters who aren't in the Hall: Lefty O'Doul-the man hit .349 in his career! Dave Orr-hit .342 but only played 8 seasons, so he isn't eligible for the Hall. Pete Browning-.341 average. Jake Stenzel-.339, only played 9 years so he isn't eligible either. Riggs Stephenson-.336. Mike Donlin-.333. Bill Lange-.330, but only played 7 years. Tip O'Niell-.326. Only player in history to hit for the Triple Crown but not get to the Hall of Fame. Bob Fothergill-.325. Babe Herman-.324. Ken Williams-.319. Bill Everitt-.317 but only played seven years. Joe Harris-.317. Lew Fonseca-.316. George Van Haltren-.316. Bibb Falk-.314. Cecil Travis-.314. Jack Fournier-.313. Ed Morgan-.313, only seven years though. Larry Walker-.313, hasn't been retired long enough to be eligible. Dale Mitchell-.312. Deacon White-.312. Barney McCosky-.312. Johnny Hodapp-.311, only 9 seasons. Bing Miller-.311. Baby Doll Jacobson-.311. Taffy Wright, .311, 9 seasons. Rip Radcliff, .311. Bug Holliday, .311. Ginger Beaumont, .311. Jimmy Ryan, .306. I'm sure there are more out there.

Edgar Martinez (Seattle Mariners) .312 lifetime 18 seasons, all committed to only one team. The character of a true Hall of Famer!