July 24, 201313 yr All-Time HR with one Team by Position Team DH (311) David Ortiz C (327) Johnny Bench 1B (493) Lou Gehrig 2B (277) Ryne Sandberg 3B (509) Mike Schmidt SS (345) Cal Ripken, Jr. CF (628) Willie Mays LF (574) Barry Bonds RF (516) Hank Aaron P (35) Warren Spahn They might score a run or two per night.
July 24, 201313 yr They might score a run or two per night. A few :lol2: What would your batting order be for that team?
July 24, 201313 yr This is how I would line them up CF (628) Willie Mays 1B (493) Lou Gehrig RF (516) Hank Aaron LF (574) Barry Bonds 3B (509) Mike Schmidt DH (311) David Ortiz C (327) Johnny Bench SS (345) Cal Ripken, Jr. 2B (277) Ryne Sandberg P (35) Warren Spahn
July 24, 201313 yr Some interesting findings from MTGL's data HR Leader at a position for 3 different teams New York Yankees 3B (281) Alex Rodriguez Seattle Mariners SS (189) Alex Rodriguez Texas Rangers SS (155) Alex Rodriguez HR Leader at a position for 2 different teams New York Mets 1B (101) Carlos Delgado Toronto Blue Jays 1B (292) Carlos Delgado Chicago White Sox LF (141) Carlos Lee Houston Astros LF (108) Carlos Lee Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim CF (114) Jim Edmonds St. Louis Cardinals CF (233) Jim Edmonds
July 24, 201313 yr A few :lol2: What would your batting order be for that team? 1st -- Mays 2nd -- Bonds 3rd -- Lou Gehrig 4th -- Hank Aaron 5th -- Schmidt 6th -- Ortiz 7th -- Bench 8th -- Ripken 9th -- Sandberg Not a lot of team speed.
July 24, 201313 yr ..........This is one that you could certainly look up, but for those that want to guess, do you know the 5 players that received the highest percentage of votes to elect them into the Baseball Hall of Fame?
July 24, 201313 yr Seaver and Ryan I know for sure. Ripken, I believe is there too (not that I feel he deserves that ranking). The other two, I'm guessing, and going to go with Hank Aaron and Ty Cobb.
July 24, 201313 yr Seaver and Ryan I know for sure. Ripken, I believe is there too (not that I feel he deserves that ranking). The other two, I'm guessing, and going to go with Hank Aaron and Ty Cobb. Nice job to you and Sweet16. Seaver is in fact #1 (98.86%) Ryan is in fact #2 (98.79%) Ripken is in fact #3 (98.53%) Cobb is in fact #4 (98.23%) Incorrect on #5. I believe that Aaron is #6, if my memory serves me.
July 24, 201313 yr George Brett I think that is right as they were showing it last year on a segment. Seems like Tony Gwynn is right outside the top 5. Really the only thing this does is lead to more questions. If you did not vote for some of these guys as first ballot HOFers (Babe Ruth, Mays, etc.). They should revoke your voting rights right there. Who is a 1st ballot HOFer if those guys are not?
July 24, 201313 yr George Brett Correct. #5 with 98.19%. I dare say Cal and Brett are NOT anywhere close to all-time Top 5 guys.
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