Todd Helton Voted into Baseball Hall of Fame

Former teammate Peyton Manning congratulates Helton on his well-deserved recognition.

Todd Helton, former Colorado Rockies player, has been voted into the Baseball Hall of Fame after a 17-year career.
Peyton Manning, NFL legend and former teammate of Helton at the University of Tennessee, congratulated him on social media.
Helton and Manning were both part of the 1994 Tennessee football team, with Helton briefly serving as starting quarterback before an injury led to Manning taking over.
Helton's career achievements include five trips to the All-Star Game, four Silver Slugger awards, three Gold Gloves, and a batting title in 2000.
Helton will be inducted into the Hall of Fame on July 21, along with third baseman Adrian Beltre and catcher Joe Mauer.