Should be in

1B
Albert Pujols
Miguel Cabrera

Pujols is already #2 all-time in career WAR for a 1B. With the way he's been swinging the bat recently, he has a legitimate shot at passing the #1 1B Lou Gehrig in career WAR. Even if Pujols doesn't pass Gehrig, he probably is already the greatest 1B of all-time when you factor in league quality. Anyway, he's a first ballot lock. So is Miguel Cabrera.

2B
Chase Utley

Utley might never make the HOF but he should. There are 20 2B in the HOF. Among those HOF 2B, his career WAR would be 12th on the list. From 2005 to 2009, Utley had five straight seasons with at least a 7.0 WAR. Every other second basemen in history with five consecutive 7 WAR seasons is in the HOF. His career 124 OPS+ is tied for 9th highest among 2B with over 1000 games played at the position. Utley was a tremendous baserunner. He's #1 all-time in career SB%. He was also a very good fielder with over 100 defensive runs saved for his career, an outstanding power hitter for a 2B and a very good postseason performer. IMO, he's clearly the best 2B since Alomar and Biggio and should be a first ballot HOFer. Unfortunately, it'll probably take the VC to get him in.

SS/3B
Alex Rodriguez

I don't care about the steroids. A-Rod is one of the greatest players of all-time. You could cut some of his career numbers in half and it still would be better than most SS in the HOF. He should be in.

3B
Adrian Beltre

Most of Beltre's value is tied to his defense. He's probably the second greatest defensive 3B of all-time and should get in the HOF just based on his defensive merits alone. When you throw in everything he's done at the plate as well (#9 all-time in offensive WAR among 3B, close to 3000 hits, over 400 HRs), he should be a lock. We'll see if he gets in though. I like his chances more than Utley's.

RF
Ichiro Suzuki

Ichiro's numbers are pretty pedestrian in a lot of ways. He only had one season with an OBP higher than .400. He has a career OPS of .768 and a career OPS+ of 109. Both of those numbers would be among the lowest for a HOF who didn't play a premium defensive position like catcher or SS. But you can't ignore his accomplishments. He has almost 3000 hits despite starting his career at age 27, has the all-time season record of 262 hits and led the league in hits seven times, was a 10x all-star, AL MVP, etc... It wouldn't be a proper HOF if Ichiro wasn't a member and he'll get in with flying colors.

Borderline HOF or deserve to get in as long as their career doesn't collapse in the next few years

Joe Mauer
Robinson Cano
Carlos Beltran

Has a better HOF case than people think

David Wright
Dustin Pedroia

There's still a lot of work left to be done

Yadier Molina
Evan Longoria
Troy Tulowitzki
Joey Votto
Adrian Gonzalez

Great careers but not HOFers

David Ortiz
Jimmy Rollins
Torii Hunter
Mark Buehrle
Tim Hudson
Johan Santana
Cliff Lee
C.C. Sabathia
Mark Teixeira

Well on their way but needs to stay healthy

Clayton Kershaw
Felix Hernandez
Madison Bumgarner
Buster Posey
Andrew McCutchen
Mike Trout
Bryce Harper