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job41475 wrote:Because I actually live din KC, here's the 45 best Royals:

1. George Brett ( by a huge margin)
2. Bret Saberhagen
3. frank white
4. Bo Jackson
5. Mike Sweeney


I'm admitting i'm not an expert on the royals so i may have left somebody out....

Yeah, Brett blows everyone right out of the water. But I don't think Sweeney could make the top 100 Royals now.

A lot of good players spent a few days in Kansas City, but I'd have to say most likely for long time Royals, Hal McRae, Willie Wilson, or Dan Quisenberry would replace Sweeney in the top 5.

Lou Piniella
Amos Otis
Paul Splittorff
Vida Blue
Kevin Seitzer
Orlando Cepeda
Harmon Killebrew
Gaylord Perry
Juan Gonzalez
Reggie Sander
Benito Santiago
Danny Tartabull

Of course the top players Kansas City let get away.
1. Johnny Damon
2. Jermaine Dye
3. Carlos Beltran

nutmeg wrote: Loved the tigers of my childhood.....Kaline, Northrup, McAulliffe, Cash, Wert, Lolich, Whittaker, Trammel, Horton, Fridrych, Freehan etc.

Those were the teams that tied me to baseball for life. We used to spend summers with my grandparents in Michigan, and my grandmother (who had seen Ty Cobb play at Tiger stadium when she was young ) had the games on the radio every night.

Lundah wrote:

fins2theleft wrote:My team...the Braves

1.Andruw Jones
2.Chipper Jones (i love him )
3.John Smoltz
4.Brian Jordan (although he is on the DL for now)
5.Adam LaRoche

and i will always love Greg Maddox....he was with the Braves for a short time....and i love him!

Let's not forget that Whitey Ford, Eddie Matthews, and Hank Aaron all played for the Braves during their days in Milwaukee... And Bob Uecker!

Whitey Ford played his entire career with the Yankees. (and his high school career with 2 of my uncles)

[quote="Cubbie Bear"][quote="Lightning Bolt"]kickin' it old school... Polo Grounds style

[b]New York[/b] Giants

Willie Mays
Christy Mathewson
Carl Hubbell
Mel Ott
Bobby Thomson[/quote]Don't forget Archibald [i]Moonlight[/i] Graham[/quote]



and the field of dreams. Poor girl would have choked on the hot dog if it wasn't for moonlight

My five for the Red Sox:

1. Cy Young
2. Ted Williams
3. Joe Cronin
4. Carl Yastrzemski
5. Carlton Fisk

YANKEES:
1)Babe Ruth
2)Lou Gerhig
3)Joe DiMaggio
4)Yogi Berra
5)Whitey Ford
5a)Mickey Mantle

TIGERS:
1)Ty Cobb
2)Hank Greenberg
3)Al Kaline
4)Kirk Gibson
5)Rocky Colavito

WHITE SOX:
1)Nellie Fox
2)Luke Appling
3)Frank Thomas
4)Luis Apparicio
5)Carlton Fisk

TWINS:
1)Harmon Killebrew
2)Kirby Puckett
3)Jim Kaat
4)Rod Carew
5)Zolio Versailles
5a)Tony Oliva

INDIANS:
1)Bob Feller
2)Bob Lemon
3)Al Rosen
4)Early Wynn
5)Jim Thome

RED SOX:
1)Ted Williams
2)Jimmy Foxx
3)Carl Yaztrezemski
4)Wade Boggs
5)Roger Clemens
5a)Dwight Evans

ORIOLES:
1)Frank Robinson
2)Brooks Robinson
3)Cal Ripken Jr.
4)Jim Palmer
5)Boog Powell

ANGELS:
1)Nolan Ryan
2)Leon Wagner
3)Troy Glaus
4)Jim Fregosi
5)Wally Joyner

ATHELTICS:
1)Dennis Eckersley
2)Rickey Henderson
3)Ferris Fain (Philadelphia A's)
4)Catfish Hunter
5)Rollie Fingers
5a)Mark McGuire

ROYALS:
1)George Brett
2)Dan Quisenberry
3)Frank White
4)Willie Wilson
5)Fred Patek

MARINERS:
1)Edgar Martinez
2)Alex Rodriguez
3)Ichiro Suzuki
4)Jamie Moyer
5)Randy Johnson

BLUE JAYS:
1)Joe Carter
2)Jim Clancy
3)Dave Steib
4)George Bell
5)Pat Borders

SENATORS I:
1)Walter Johnson
2)Jim Lemon

THAT'S ALL FOR NOW.

Wino you know wrote: ATHELTICS:
1)Dennis Eckersley
2)Rickey Henderson
3)Ferris Fain (Philadelphia A's)
4)Catfish Hunter
5)Rollie Fingers
5a)Mark McGuire

I'd replace McGuire at 5a with Reggie Jackson

Wino you know wrote: MARINERS:
1)Edgar Martinez
2)Alex Rodriguez
3)Ichiro Suzuki
4)Jamie Moyer
5)Randy Johnson

Ken Griffey, Jr. has to be on this list somewhere.

LIPH wrote:Ken Griffey, Jr. has to be on this list somewhere.

AGREED!
Change mine to read #1 as Ken Griffey Jr., and #1a to read Edgar Martinez.
Edgar ALSO has to be on that list somewhere-not only a great player, but a true gentleman and a dynamite human being.
I'd still want him on MY team today.

Here is the official DHL MLB list.