Enough of this "foot ball" nonsense; time to talk about a real game.
You can use any standard you want -- hitting, fielding, baserunning, well-roundedness, character, historical impact, whatever. But don't mince words: give me your all-time top 10 for baseball.
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I am doing this based on peak performance, with steroid performances discounted.
c - Josh Gibson
1b - Albert Pujols
2b - Joe Morgan
3b - Mike Schmidt
ss - Honus Wagner
lf - Ted Williams
cf - Willie Mays
rf - Babe Ruth
Good list, Tim. But you're saying that Pujols' best is better than Gehrig's best?
He might not have been, but when fielding and baserunning are added, and Gehrig's numbers are discounted because he played before integration, my call is that Pujols is likely better all around.
Wondering if TWalk is having a conversation with himself here...?
I'm only one of the Tims here, Jim. ;)
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