A Hall of Fame resume is built from all sorts of materials, from MVPs to Cy Youngs to All-Star teams to counting stats to just how much fans (and media) loved you. But one of the most impressive ones is the simplest one: Did you win a World Series? Obviously, some of the greatest players of all time -- Ted Williams, Barry Bonds, Ernie Banks -- never won a World Series. But that World Series title tends to particularly sparkle on the Hall of Fame plaque. (You’ll sure notice it on Shohei’s after last season.)

This year, we’ve got some truly great players who sure seem ticketed for Cooperstown -- or are close enough to where a title would be a quite lovely selling point on their resume -- who are still missing that ring that really ties the room together. Here’s a look at the top eight playe

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