In results announced on Tuesday night, Ichiro Suzuki, CC Sabathia, and Billy Wagner have gained the required 75% backing from the Baseball Writers’ Association of America to be inducted into the Hall of Fame.

These three players will join Dick Allen and Dave Parker, who were inducted on December 8, 2024, through the Classic Baseball Era Committee.

Ichiro was just one vote shy of achieving a unanimous selection for the Hall of Fame, becoming the second player ever to receive all but one vote; Derek Jeter previously accomplished this feat in 2020.

The 2025 ballot featured 28 candidates, including 14 first-time nominees. As per the rules, nominees can remain on the ballot for a decade unless they are elected or receive less than 5% of the votes each year. The ceremony to honor the inductees will take place in Cooperstown on July 27, 2025.

2025 Baseball Hall of Fame Voting Outcomes

75% required for induction, 5% needed to remain on the ballot

• Ichiro Suzuki: 99.7% (first year)
• CC Sabathia: 86.8% (first time)
• Billy Wagner: 82.5% (10th and final year)
• Carlos Beltrán: 70.3% (third year)
• Andruw Jones: 66.2% (eighth year)
• Chase Utley: 39.8% (second year)
• Álex Rodríguez: 37.1% (fourth year)
• Manny Ramírez: 34.3% (ninth year)
• Andy Pettitte: 27.9% (seventh year)
• Félix Hernández: 20.6% (first year)
• Bobby Abreu: 19.5% (sixth year)
• Jimmy Rollins: 18% (fourth year)
• Omar Vizquel: 17.8% (eighth year)
• Dustin Pedroia: 11.9% (first year)
• Mark Buehrle: 11.4% (fifth year)
• Francisco Rodríguez: 10.2% (third year)
• David Wright : 8.1% (second year)
• Torii Hunter: 5.1% (fifth year)
• Ian Kinsler: 2.5% (first year)
• Russell Martin: 2.3% (first year)
• Brian McCann: 1.8% (first year)
• Troy Tulowitzki: 1% (first year)
• Curtis Granderson: 0.8% (first year)
• Adam Jones: 0.8% (first year)
• Carlos González: 0.5% (first year)
• Hanley Ramírez: 0% (first year)
• Fernando Rodney: 0% (first year)
• Ben Zobrist: 0% (first year)