Best Right Fielders For All 30 Clubs

[redseat]

Here is the best right fielder for all 30 clubs

 

[redseat]

Thoughts? Agree/disagree?

 

[Shanemansj13]

Pretty good list. Frank Robinson was the only player to make two teams, Vlad almost made two it sounds like. Speaks on how great he was for so long.

 

[Myles]

I agree with the Cardinals. Stan Musial it is.

 

[Mebert]

Larry walker is an easy call for the Rockies.

 

[navamind]

Seems like a very good list. I forgot that Manny was originally a right fielder...

 

[ill]

Phillies fans really took what they had for granted with Bobby Abreu out in RF.

 

[navamind]

Phillies fans really took what they had for granted with Bobby Abreu out in RF.

Very underrated player. If he isn't a HOFer, he's one of the best players outside it IMO. Thirteen seasons with 150+ games played, hit .291/.395/.475, stole 400 bases (at a 75.8% rate) and was worth 60.2 WAR.

Had a 139 OPS+ as a Phillie. The only position players ahead of him in WAR during that 9-year span were Bonds, A-Rod, Andruw and Rolen (another underrated player).

 

[ill]

Very underrated player. If he isn't a HOFer, he's one of the best players outside it IMO. Thirteen seasons with 150+ games played, hit .291/.395/.475, stole 400 bases (at a 75.8% rate) and was worth 60.2 WAR.

Had a 139 OPS+ as a Phillie. The only position players ahead of him in WAR during that 9-year span were Bonds, A-Rod, Andruw and Rolen (another underrated player).

and they really failed to build around him properly.

shame.

 

[navamind]

and they really failed to build around him properly.

shame.

Yep, they finally started to just before he left Philly. Howard, Utley, Victorino and Hamels came along in his final years and Werth joined the Phillies after Abreu's final season.

 

[Chewbaccer]

I agree with the Cardinals. Stan Musial it is.

Even though he was primarily a left fielder and first baseman?

 

[Chewbaccer]

Haven't clicked the link, just gonna go ahead and assume it's Hank Aaron for the Braves

 

[williewilliejuan]

Haven't clicked the link, just gonna go ahead and assume it's Hank Aaron for the Braves

He was alright.

 

[StanMarsh51]

Pretty good list. Frank Robinson was the only player to make two teams, Vlad almost made two it sounds like. Speaks on how great he was for so long.

Yep...his best years were clearly with the Expos, but he did win an MVP and have a few other all-star years with the Angels.

Salmon's best year however ('95) was probably better than Vlad's MVP year, although Vlad's MVP season was far from his best season.

 

[VikingFan2k2]

Oliva was the only choice for the Twins.

If he didn't have knee problems that forced him to move to DH later in his career, he might be in the HOF.

Hell, he should be in the HOF. He's the best pure hitter from Cuba in the history of the game IMO.

 

[Rock Strongo]

Here is the best right fielder for all 30 clubs

Red Sox: Dwight Evans (1972-90)
Key fact: Won eight Gold Glove Awards, the most in Red Sox history
The man known as Dewey throughout Red Sox Nation was a plus-plus defender in right field for the majority of his career. His eight Gold Gloves are a club record. Evans' offense eventually caught up to his defense, as he became one of the most productive hitters of the 1980s. Evans hit 256 homers in that decade, the most of any AL player, and he finished second in RBIs and walks, third in runs and seventh in on-base percentage. He made two World Series appearances, and although Boston lost each series in seven games, Evans came up big in both 1975 and '86. His catch to rob Joe Morgan in Game 6 of the 1975 Fall Classic is one of the most memorable defensive plays in history. Red Sox top 5 >

should
be
in
the
hall

 

[ill]

 

[Rock Strongo]

PS jackie jensen would be in consideration too, had he not been afraid of flying and missed his family.

54-59

958 hits
157 HR
667 RBI
.868 OPS
1 MVP, 2 top 10 finishes in boston.

5 out of 6 years over 100 RBI (led the AL 3 times)

 

[VikingFan2k2]

Love Goldberg from The Mighty Ducks as the catcher. That dude is in terrible shape these days due to drugs.

EDIT: Actually it looks like he's doing quite a bit better as of a couple months ago.

 

[DragonfromTO]

Love Goldberg from The Mighty Ducks as the catcher. That dude is in terrible shape these days due to drugs.

EDIT: Actually it looks like he's doing quite a bit better as of a couple months ago.

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