I don't think either player will be voted into the HOA, especially Rose, who was never really repentant for betting on the game of baseball.
I remain skeptical of what AI puts out, but if these stats are correct, there is no way Jackson fixed anything. He might have know what was going on, but he did not throw the series.
"Shoeless Joe Jackson's OPS in the 1919 World Series was .956, with a batting average of .375, an on-base percentage of .394, and a slugging percentage of .563. He had the highest batting average on either team and hit the only home run of the series.
Key Points:
OPS:
OPS (On-Base Plus Slugging) is a baseball statistic that combines a player's on-base percentage and slugging percentage.
1919 World Series:
Shoeless Joe Jackson played for the Chicago White Sox in the 1919 World Series, which they lost to the Cincinnati Reds.
Accusations:
Jackson, along with other White Sox players, was accused of conspiring to throw the World Series, which led to a ban from Major League Baseball.
Defensive Performance:
Jackson was also noted for being errorless in the field and throwing out five Reds baserunners.
Shoeless Joe Jackson's OPS during the 1919 World Series, as stated above, was .956. His strong performance, including a .375 batting average, the highest on either team, and the only home run of the series, has led to some debate about his involvement in the White Sox scandal."
