1996 Hall of Fame Class
4 inductees honored
The 1996 National Baseball Hall of Fame class inducted 4 members. Earl Weaver, Jim Bunning, Ned Hanlon, and Willie Foster were inducted.
Data updated
| Player Name | Category | Voted By | Votes Received | Votes Needed |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Earl Weaver | Manager | Veterans | - | 11 |
| Jim Bunning | Player | Veterans | - | 11 |
| Ned Hanlon | Manager | Veterans | - | 11 |
| Willie Foster | Player | Veterans | - | 11 |
The 1996 class, member by member
By category, the 1996 class breaks down as Jim Bunning and Willie Foster (players) and Earl Weaver and Ned Hanlon (managers). Earl Weaver, Jim Bunning, Ned Hanlon, and Willie Foster were chosen by the Veterans process. The Detroit Tigers, Philadelphia Phillies, and Pittsburgh Pirates are where Jim Bunning, a pitcher, played. The Cleveland Blues, Detroit Wolverines, and Pittsburg Alleghenys are where Ned Hanlon, an outfielder, played. The induction of Ned Hanlon came posthumously. Willie Foster, a pitcher, played for the Memphis Red Sox, Chicago American Giants, and Birmingham Black Barons. The induction of Willie Foster came posthumously. Follow any name to the player page, where the Hall of Fame line reads 1996. Step back to the 1995 class or forward to the 1997 class.
1996 Hall of Fame Class: Frequently Asked Questions
- Who was inducted into the Hall of Fame in 1996?
- Earl Weaver, Jim Bunning, Ned Hanlon, and Willie Foster were inducted into the National Baseball Hall of Fame in 1996.
- How many players entered the Hall of Fame in 1996?
- The 1996 class had 4 members.