nomoreneveragain
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6 Pitchers left in the top 25
Is Ichiro going to be in the Top 25?
Is Ichiro going to be in the Top 25?
ESPN's "Hall of 100" - Counting Down the 100 Greatest MLB Players Ever
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Johnson
Johnson
Seaver
Maddux
Young
Clemens
Although a couple of those shouldn't be ahead of Grove, and probably not Alexander
I fukking hope not.
tremonthustler1
aka bx_representer
Eddie Matthews, Eddie Murray, Jeff Bagwell
how the hell are these guys above the Big Hurt?
I cant get my head around how disrespected he was here. One of the greatest hitters ever, period.
Thomas was a god at the plate....but he was positionless.
Mathews was a solid third baseman who still raked (156 OPS+ in best 9-year stretch). That's more valuable than a DH with a 168 OPS+.
@ the Ruth hate
Dude was out-homering TEAMS.
what does that say... where 1 man can hit 50hr's and out homer an entire club
the giants hit 103 hr's this year, the league low. it is impossible to do that today because there are actual athletes in the league unlike the fat squids during ruth's time
This is some horrible, horrible logic.
Actually, I dont even feel right calling it 'logic'.
This is some horrible, horrible logic.
Actually, I dont even feel right calling it 'logic'.
mlb players would go bak to their regular jobs in the off season, like plumbing or being car salesmen... babe ruth would go to coney island and kobayashi a couple dozen hot dogs with a 24 pack of beer..
those werent athletes, ruth's numbers would never happen in this day and age because players now are professional athletes.. they dont go home after the seasons over to work at sears changing oil.
fk all these old ass segregated players from the 20s and their shtty competition
phil niekro anywhere on that list
THE MACHINE
night owl
@HHR Here are the rest.
| No. 25 -- Tris Speaker
| No. 24 -- Tom Seaver
| No. 23 -- Randy Johnson
| No. 22 -- Frank Robinson
| No. 21 -- Joe DiMaggio
| No. 20 -- Joe Morgan
| No. 19 -- Albert Pujols
| No. 18 -- Alex Rodriguez
| No. 17 -- Cy Young
| No. 16 -- Mike Schmidt
| No. 15 -- Rogers Hornsby
| No. 14 -- Rickey Henderson
| No. 13 -- Greg Maddux
| No. 12 -- Walter Johnson
| No. 11 -- Lou Gehrig
| No. 10 -- Honus Wagner
| No. 9 -- Mickey Mantle
| No. 8 -- Stan Musial
| No. 7 -- Roger Clemens
| No. 6 -- Ty Cobb
| No. 5 -- Hank Aaron
| No. 4 -- Ted Williams
| No. 3 -- Barry Bonds
| No. 2 -- Willie Mays
| No. 1 -- Babe Ruth
| No. 25 -- Tris Speaker
| No. 24 -- Tom Seaver
| No. 23 -- Randy Johnson
| No. 22 -- Frank Robinson
| No. 21 -- Joe DiMaggio
| No. 20 -- Joe Morgan
| No. 19 -- Albert Pujols
| No. 18 -- Alex Rodriguez
| No. 17 -- Cy Young
| No. 16 -- Mike Schmidt
| No. 15 -- Rogers Hornsby
| No. 14 -- Rickey Henderson
| No. 13 -- Greg Maddux
| No. 12 -- Walter Johnson
| No. 11 -- Lou Gehrig
| No. 10 -- Honus Wagner
| No. 9 -- Mickey Mantle
| No. 8 -- Stan Musial
| No. 7 -- Roger Clemens
| No. 6 -- Ty Cobb
| No. 5 -- Hank Aaron
| No. 4 -- Ted Williams
| No. 3 -- Barry Bonds
| No. 2 -- Willie Mays
| No. 1 -- Babe Ruth
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malbaker86
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Babe Ruth will always number 1 because he's the first to put up those gaudy numbers and his numbers are still gaudy. Just look at his wRC+
holidayinn21
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sanderson da gawd is too low.