Randy Johnson elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame

There's a new former Mariner in the Hall of Fame. Randy Johnson has joined Pedro Martinez, John Smoltz, and Craig Biggio as the 2015 inductees to the Baseball Hall of Fame. Johnson received a whopping 97.3% of the votes, far more than Pedro Martinez, who received 91.1%. Smoltz received 82.9%, and Craig Biggio received 82.7% after narrowly missing in 2014.

As much as we'd love to see Johnson enter the Hall of Fame wearing a Mariners hat, he'll undoubtedly go in wearing either an Arizona Diamondbacks cap or none at all. Johnson's four-year stretch from 1999-2002 is one of the greatest runs in baseball history, considering the offensive era he played in. Johnson averaged a whopping 346 strikeouts a year in that span, and capped off 2001 season with a World Series ring. Pedro and Randy together might be the best HOF class pair we'll ever see.

Edgar Martinez floated around safely for another year, actually increasing his vote to 27% from 25.3% the year before. It's a very, very long road to climb to get to 75%, but it's still progress in the right direction after declining the year before. It's going to take Edgar a long time to get in, if he ever does, but the future does offer some relief. With a greater push towards expanded ballot size combined with a thinning bulge of massive talent coming off the ballot, Edgar's chances will only increase.

Two people voted for Aaron Boone. This whole voting process is pretty silly, but that's a master troll job right there.

Here are the final results, via BBWAA.com.