[Mick]

Two Baseball Hall of Famers were also high school teammates. 

Who are they?

Frank Robinson / Curt Flood / Vada Pinson

They only HS teammates in the Baseball HOF are two guys Bob mentioned.

I don't read this board enough to read all replies real-time, so I answered the question as I read it.

Frank Robinson and Ernie Lombardi both went to McClymonds, both in HoF, but obviously not on the same HS team.

Always thought Pinson had an outside shot at the HoF.  4x 200+ hit seasons, led league in doubles and triples multiple times, 250+ HRs, 300+ SBs, 4 100+ Run seasons, 2 100+RBI seasons, nearly 500 doubles, 125+ triples, almost 3,000 hits. 54.2 WAR, below 69.9 HoF average. He also answers the trivia question: Who has the most hits that is not in the Hall of Fame and no longer eligible/not yet eligible? Mr. Pinson. Just not enough. Just like Jeff Kent, most HRs by a second baseman (by a long way), not enough. Bill Freehan, 11 all star games...not enough.

[Mick]

Two Baseball Hall of Famers were also high school teammates. 

Who are they?

Frank Robinson / Curt Flood / Vada Pinson

They only HS teammates in the Baseball HOF are two guys Bob mentioned.

I don't read this board enough to read all replies real-time, so I answered the question as I read it.

Frank Robinson and Ernie Lombardi both went to McClymonds, both in HoF, but obviously not on the same HS team.

Always thought Pinson had an outside shot at the HoF.  4x 200+ hit seasons, led league in doubles and triples multiple times, 250+ HRs, 300+ SBs, 4 100+ Run seasons, 2 100+RBI seasons, nearly 500 doubles, 125+ triples, almost 3,000 hits. 54.2 WAR, below 69.9 HoF average. He also answers the trivia question: Who has the most hits that is not in the Hall of Fame and no longer eligible/not yet eligible? Mr. Pinson. Just not enough. Just like Jeff Kent, most HRs by a second baseman (by a long way), not enough. Bill Freehan, 11 all star games...not enough.