It’s Baseball Hall of Fame results day!

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If you love the Baseball Hall of Fame, then today is a good day, as you’ll learn just who was elected to it at 6 p.m. ET. If you hate the Baseball Hall of Fame, today is a good day, as we’ll learn just who was elected to it at 6 p.m. ET, people will argue for a couple of days, and then the din will die down until early January of 2018. The announcement might be at 6 on MLB Network, but coverage begins at 3 p.m. and will go until 7.

While we’re just guessing at who is likely to be elected, it’s an educated guess, thanks to Ryan Thibodaux’s Hall of Fame ballot tracker. As of this writing, Jeff Bagwell has received nearly 89 percent of the vote on the 232 public ballots that make up 55 percent of the whole electorate. Tim Raines, who is in his final year of candidacy, is at nearly 90 percent on those ballots. Chances are good that those who are still keeping their ballots secret to this point will drop those percentages when the full results are revealed, but both Bagwell and Raines have a pretty good cushion, and their chances of exceeding the 75 percent threshold necessary for election feels high.

They might be the only two, however, given Ivan Rodriguez is just under 79 percent, giving him only a little wiggle room, while another first-timer, Vladimir Guerrero, sits at 72 percent. Trevor Hoffman is in his second year of candidacy and has pulled in 72 percent as well: Maybe the still-anonymous ballots have voted for these three players in great numbers than the revealed ones and we’re going to have a whole mess of inductees come July, but it’s more likely that this year’s results are just letting us known that Vlad, Pudge, and Hoffman will be inducted inevitably. And with the jumps in voting that Barry Bonds, Roger Clemens, and Edgar Martinez have potentially made if the known ballots are any indication, they’ll have plenty of company within the next few inductions, too.