Is Adrian Beltre among top ten hitting third baseman?

For the people who want to vote for most prominent Hall of Fame candidates, here's a basic common sense set of data. Too many want Adrian Beltre not only voted in but that his vote be unanimous.

From 1903 to 2018, Played at least 75% of games at 3B, (requiring OPS+>=115 and At least 5000 plate appearances), sorted by greatest Adjusted OPS+ baseball-reference.com

Rk	Player	OPS+	PA	From	To	Age	G	AB	R	H	2B	3B	HR	RBI	BB	IBB	SO	HBP	SH	SF	GDP	SB	CS	BA	OBP	SLG	OPS	Pos	Tm
1	Mike Schmidt	147	10062	1972	1989	22-39	2404	8352	1506	2234	408	59	548	1595	1507	201	1883	79	16	108	156	174	92	.267	.380	.527	.908	*53/H64	PHI
2	Eddie Mathews	143	10100	1952	1968	20-36	2391	8537	1509	2315	354	72	512	1453	1444	107	1487	26	36	58	123	68	39	.271	.376	.509	.885	*53/H7	BSN-MLN-ATL-HOU-DET
3	Chipper Jones	141	10614	1993	2012	21-40	2499	8984	1619	2726	549	38	468	1623	1512	177	1409	18	3	97	253	150	46	.303	.401	.529	.930	*57/H6D9	ATL
4	Home Run Baker	135	6667	1908	1922	22-36	1575	5984	887	1838	315	103	96	991	473		344	50	153			235	54	.307	.363	.442	.805	*5/H	PHA-NYY
5	David Wright	133	6872	2004	2018	21-35	1585	5998	949	1777	390	26	242	970	762	73	1292	45	0	65	152	196	65	.296	.376	.491	.867	*5/HD6	NYM
6	Wade Boggs	131	10740	1982	1999	24-41	2439	9180	1513	3010	578	61	118	1014	1412	180	745	23	29	96	236	24	35	.328	.415	.443	.858	*5DH/317	BOS-NYY-TBD
7	Ron Santo	125	9397	1960	1974	20-34	2243	8143	1138	2254	365	67	342	1331	1108	94	1343	38	13	94	256	35	41	.277	.362	.464	.826	*5/D4H673	CHC-CHW
8	Bill Madlock	123	7372	1973	1987	22-36	1806	6594	920	2008	348	34	163	860	605	121	510	68	36	69	190	174	90	.305	.365	.442	.807	*54/HD3	TEX-CHC-SFG-PIT-DET-LAD
9	Evan Longoria	122	6663	2008	2018	22-32	1560	5930	831	1588	363	23	277	946	591	80	1321	60	1	81	159	54	16	.268	.336	.477	.813	*5/DH6	TBR-SFG
10	Scott Rolen	122	8518	1996	2012	21-37	2038	7398	1211	2077	517	43	316	1287	899	57	1410	127	1	93	150	118	49	.281	.364	.490	.855	*5/H	PHI-STL-TOR-CIN
11	Ron Cey	121	8344	1971	1987	23-39	2073	7162	977	1868	328	21	316	1139	1012	117	1235	62	26	82	185	24	29	.261	.354	.445	.799	*5/HD3	LAD-CHC-OAK
12	Troy Glaus	119	6355	1998	2010	21-33	1537	5410	889	1375	293	10	320	950	854	40	1377	46	0	45	138	56	29	.254	.358	.489	.847	*53/DH6	ANA-ARI-TOR-STL-ATL
13	Sal Bando	119	8287	1966	1981	22-37	2019	7060	982	1790	289	38	242	1039	1031	69	923	75	65	57	149	75	46	.254	.352	.408	.760	*5/DH36471	KCA-OAK-MIL
14	Stan Hack	119	8508	1932	1947	22-37	1938	7278	1239	2193	363	81	57	642	1092		466	21	115		78	165		.301	.394	.397	.791	*5/H3	CHC
15	Heinie Groh	118	7036	1912	1927	22-37	1676	6074	918	1774	308	87	26	566	696		345	83	182			180	83	.292	.373	.384	.757	*54/H6	NYG-CIN-PIT
16	Adrian Beltre	116	12130	1998	2018	19-39	2933	11068	1524	3166	636	38	477	1707	848	112	1732	97	14	103	279	121	42	.286	.339	.480	.819	*5D/H64	LAD-SEA-BOS-TEX
17	Ken Caminiti	116	7127	1987	2001	24-38	1760	6288	894	1710	348	17	239	983	727	112	1163	29	14	67	152	88	39	.272	.347	.447	.794	*5/H3D	SDP-HOU-ATL-TEX
18	Ken Boyer	116	8272	1955	1969	24-38	2034	7455	1104	2143	318	68	282	1141	713	97	1017	20	17	63	185	105	77	.287	.349	.462	.810	*58H/36	STL-NYM-CHW-LAD
19	Harlond Clift	116	6894	1934	1945	21-32	1582	5730	1070	1558	309	62	178	829	1070		713	41	53		51	69	43	.272	.390	.441	.831	*5/H467	SLB-WSH
20	Aramis Ramirez	115	8986	1998	2015	20-37	2194	8136	1098	2303	495	24	386	1417	633	58	1238	127	3	87	233	29	18	.283	.341	.492	.833	*5/HD3	PIT-CHC-MIL
21	Eric Chavez	115	6228	1998	2014	20-36	1615	5518	816	1477	318	24	260	902	639	77	1079	15	0	55	132	50	17	.268	.342	.475	.818	*5H/D367	OAK-NYY-ARI
22	Doug DeCinces	115	6534	1973	1987	22-36	1649	5809	778	1505	312	29	237	879	618	57	904	21	22	64	176	58	48	.259	.329	.445	.774	*5/H4D637	BAL-CAL-STL

Conspicuous by his absence is George Brett, who played a lot more games as DH (505) and 1B (461) than we realize; only 63% at 3B.

Beltre is a lot further down the OPS+ list than his totals of 3,166 Hits and 477 Home Runs might suggest to some, who never mention his 12,130 Plate Appearances and 11,086 At Bats, both by far the most among the 22 third baseman above and also more than Brett (11,625 and 10,349).

28. Graig Nettles OPS+ 110.
43. Brooks Robinson OPS+ 104.