Greenberg's on the list (no votes yet, though...).
Another 1B who always seems to be left out of discussions like this is Dan Brouthers. No, I wouldn't call him better than Gehrig, but purely from the perspective of standing head and shoulders above his contemporaries and being ahead of his time, he's definitely among the best ever.
Pogotheostrich wrote:Chance just missed the making the poll.
chace isn't even top 20. just because he was in a poem, doesn't mean he deseveres to be in the HOF.
Gehrig was a great player, but i think he is rated too high by some people. If he really was one of the ten best baseball players ever, shouldn't the yankees have won more World Series when he and Ruth were on the same teams?
Pogotheostrich wrote:Chance just missed the making the poll.
chace isn't even top 20. just because he was in a poem, doesn't mean he deseveres to be in the HOF.
Gehrig was a great player, but i think he is rated too high by some people. If he really was one of the ten best baseball players ever, shouldn't the yankees have won more World Series when he and Ruth were on the same teams?
Not neccesarily(sp?), froggy. There are many more factors in winning the World Series than your first baseman and right ielder. Come on, pitching, defense, other players.
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