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You are welcome to nominate him under the “other” slot…i might be kicked out of the yankee fanclub... but i have pujols over Gehrig...
You are welcome to nominate him under the “other” slot…i might be kicked out of the yankee fanclub... but i have pujols over Gehrig...
This post may have swayed me away from Hornsby and towards Wagner as my next vote. Wagner was the first true star of the game. While Hornsby’s number are arguably better, he played as a contemporary(ish) to Cobb and Ruth.Rogers Hornsby Stats, Height, Weight, Position, Rookie Status & More | Baseball-Reference.com
Check out the latest Stats, Height, Weight, Position, Rookie Status & More of Rogers Hornsby. Get info about his position, age, height, weight, draft status, bats, throws, school and more on Baseball-reference.comwww.baseball-reference.com
Honus Wagner Stats, Height, Weight, Position, Rookie Status & More | Baseball-Reference.com
Check out the latest Stats, Height, Weight, Position, Rookie Status & More of Honus Wagner. Get info about his position, age, height, weight, draft status, bats, throws, school and more on Baseball-reference.comwww.baseball-reference.com
I understand and acknowledge Milk’s complaint about the focus on the old-timers, but these two are just OMG good. Fewer teams, color barrier, playing against farmers and grocery clerks are all legit arguments against, though.
His first seven season might have been the best seven year run of any player ever. He was never the force he was post 1945 as he was pre war. Won the MVP but we all know what a joke that wasWWII is a legit argument, but injury isn’t. That is all part of the game/player. Ballpark factors, though, are part of the argument.
well, your anti-clemens comes off like sour grapes... nobody questions the fact he did steroids... we do question when he started... but that really is not even relevant.. when boston got rid of him it was in the sense of BETTER ONE YEAR EARLY THAN ONE YEAR LATE phillosophy... he actually had a solid seasons with the red sox his last year...
also, if he did retire after his boston years... he would have made the HOF still, he would not have been an all time great... but 3 time CY, 10+ seasons is still a great resume...
I am still waiting for SOMEONE to make a real solid argument in favor of Gehrig being this high. He was good, but I just don’t see any reason for his constant inclusion at this level (outside of his Hollywood story, of course).
I am still waiting for SOMEONE to make a real solid argument in favor of Gehrig being this high. He was good, but I just don’t see any reason for his constant inclusion at this level (outside of his Hollywood story, of course).
When/if Clemens gets in the hall, what cap will he wear?
2 CYs with the Jays.
16 seasons, 1 MVP, 3 CY with the Sox.
2 Championships, 1 CY with the Yanks.
1 CY with the ‘Stros
I don’t BLAME anyone. I just want SOMEONE to stump for him and be his advocate. With nothing but silent voters, it just feels casual and not thought out to me.its not really hollywood... its just simply that that speech is considered one of the best moments in baseball history...
he has everything that we want to love...
He has the shortened career for a terrible disease, so he has that WHAT IF aspect we love,
He has the 7 WS wins and great playoff stats, so he has the true legend feel...
and then has the great regular season stats...
I dont blame anyone for having him so high...
Color barrier is a legitimate argument against but fewer teams may counter balance that, with the assumption being that the talent pool is less diluted than with more teams in the mix.Rogers Hornsby Stats, Height, Weight, Position, Rookie Status & More | Baseball-Reference.com
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Honus Wagner Stats, Height, Weight, Position, Rookie Status & More | Baseball-Reference.com
Check out the latest Stats, Height, Weight, Position, Rookie Status & More of Honus Wagner. Get info about his position, age, height, weight, draft status, bats, throws, school and more on Baseball-reference.comwww.baseball-reference.com
I understand and acknowledge Milk’s complaint about the focus on the old-timers, but these two are just OMG good. Fewer teams, color barrier, playing against farmers and grocery clerks are all legit arguments against, though.
Can’t argue too much with the names on the list, but I have some serious issues with a lot of the order. Aaron at 3 and Wagner at 15 are ridiculous, for starters.I just found another list.... These guys have Gehrig at #6.
It is a strange top 30 (I don't agree with a lot of the order), but there are some good write-ups...
Best baseball players of all time: Ranking the 30 best MLB players ever
Who is the best player in MLB history? Dive into our rankings reflecting on MLB history with a look at the 30 best baseball players of all time.sportsnaut.com
Aaron at #2?Now I'm on a roll with google... These guys have Gehrig at #5!
These Are Our Top 15 MLB Players Of All Time.
From Sandy Koufax to Hank Aaron, here are the greatest ML...www.complex.com
Shane pretty much nailed it with his first comment. Aaron at #2 alone is disqualifying, but then including Jackie and 2 pitchers (neither named Roger or Walter or Satchel) is just dumb.Holy shit... This appeared on my google first page!
Top 10 MLB Players of All-Time per ChatGPT
Babe Ruth: Known as the "Sultan of Swat," Babe Ruth revolutionized the game with his prodigious power and remains an iconic figure in baseball history. Hank Aaron: Aaron held the career home run record for over three decades and showcased remarkable consistency and longevity throughout his...sportshoop.la
Aaron at #2?
GTFO.
And both these lists mention the speech. The speech had NOTHING to do with his on field play. They are getting distracted by the flashing lights.
Aaron at #2?
GTFO.
And both these lists mention the speech. The speech had NOTHING to do with his on field play. They are getting distracted by the flashing lights.
I agree on Ripken. The streak actually over shadowed him and the Orioles at the end. It became a bastardized achievement.People also love the Iron Man...
Ripken (one of my all time favorites) is also overrated because he played everyday for a long while...
People also love the Iron Man...
Ripken (one of my all time favorites) is also overrated because he played everyday for a long while...