Best Red Sox not-Hall of Famers

Roger Clemens had 354 wins, 4,1672 strikeouts, a 3.12 career ERA, and a 1.173 WHIP in 4,916 1/3 innings. He retired in 2007 and received the most votes in 2013 with 214 (37.6 percent).

Curt Schilling had 216 wins, 3,116 strikeouts, a 1.137 career WHIP, and a 3.46 career era in 3,261 innings. He retired in 2009 and received 213 votes (39.2 percent) in 2015.

Nomar Garciaparra had 1,747 hits, 229 home runs, 936 RBIs, and a .313 career batting average. He retired in 2010 and received the most votes in 2015 with 30 (5.5 percent).

Lee Smith had 71 wins, 1,251 strikeouts, 478 saves, a career 1.256 WHIP, and a career 3.03 ERA in 1,289 1/3 innings. He retired in 1997 and received the most votes in 2012 with 290 (50.6 percent).

Mo Vaughn had 1,620 hits, 328 home runs, 1,064 RBIs and a .293 batting average. He retired after the 2003 season and received the most votes in 2009 with 6 (1.1 percent).

Dwight Evans had 2,447 hits, 385 home runs, 1,384 RBIs, and a .272 career batting average. He retired after the 1991 season and received the most votes in 1998 with 49 (10.4 percent).

Luis Tiant had 229 wins, 2416 strikeouts, a career 1.199 WHIP, and a 3.30 career ERA in 3,486 1/3 innings. He retired after the 1982 season and received the most votes in 1988 with 132 (30.9 percent).

Fred Lynn had 1,960 hits, 306 home runs, 1,111 RBIs, and a .283 career batting average. He retired after the 1990 season and received the most votes in 1996 with 26 (5.5 percent).

Smoky Joe Wood had 117 wins, 989 strikeouts, a career 1.087 WHIP, and a 2.03 career ERA in 1,434 1/3 innings. He retired after the 1922 season and received the most votes in 1947 with 29 (18 percent).

The brothers DiMaggio stand together. Dom (left) had 1,680 hits, 87 home runs, 618 RBIs. and a .298 career batting average. He retired in 1953 and received the most votes in 1973 with 43 (11.3 percent).