ESPN's 2015 Hall of Fame ballot

— -- The Baseball Hall of Fame will announce the Baseball Writers' Association of America election results at 2 p.m. ET on Tuesday. Seventeen voters from ESPN submitted ballots this year, and their votes are listed below.

The eligible players needed at least 13 votes to garner 75 percent of ESPN's total. If the ESPN ballot serves as any indication, Craig Biggio, Randy Johnson, Pedro Martinez, Mike Piazza, Tim Raines and John Smoltz will receive enough votes to be part of the Class of 2015.

Listed in alphabetical order, here are the 17 ESPN voters who submitted ballots: Howard Bryant, Jim Caple, Jerry Crasnick, Gordon Edes, Pedro Gomez, Dan Graziano, Paul Gutierrez, Michael Knisley, Tim Kurkjian, Ian O'Connor, Peter Pascarelli, Nick Pietruszkiewicz, Brendan Roberts, Adam Rubin, Mark Saxon, Barry Stanton and Jayson Stark.

* First-time candidate

PLAYERS WHO DIDN'T RECEIVE VOTES

Rich Aurilia*, Aaron Boone*, Tony Clark*, Carlos Delgado*, Jermaine Dye*, Darin Erstad*, Cliff Floyd*, Nomar Garciaparra*, Brian Giles*, Tom Gordon*, Eddie Guardado*, Don Mattingly, Troy Percival*, Jason Schmidt*, Gary Sheffield*, Sammy Sosa and Larry Walker.