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    Mays
    Aaron
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    Man ya'll got it all messed up. Here is my list.

    1. Babe Ruth - Everybody should make this so obvious. Can pitch and hit. And was dominate on both. How rare was that? He was just as good of a pitcher as hitter.

    2. Barry Bonds - Greatest hitter of his era. McGwire and Griffey won't come close. No one in the game has feared a hitter as they did Bonds. At least they pitched to Mays, Aaron, Mantle, and Teddy Ballgame.

    3. Rickey Henderson - Everybody must think I'm crazy? Well look at his stats. Then we'll talk. How can you walk that much and still get 3000 hits? How can you hit homeruns like that and steal bases...in a rate...never seen before? Made pitchers go deep into counts. Wore down pitchers for the 3-4 hitters of the lineup. Then messed up pitchers head when he was on base because he was a threat to steal everytime he was on base. Ask Carney Lansford, Mark McGwire, and Jose Canseco...about who was the TRUE MVP of those Championship teams.

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    1. Babe Ruth
    2. Barry Bonds
    3. Ty Cobb/alex Rodriguez/ted Williams

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    Babe Ruth
    Hank Aaron
    Nolan Ryan

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    1. bonds
    2. mays
    3. griffey

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    In no particular order:

    Josh Gibson
    Satchel Paige
    Cy Young

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    I'm going to leave Babe Ruth off the list since he is too obvious. So, count mine as a top 4.

    Ty Cobb
    Willie Mays
    Honus Wagner

    If anybody is interested, here are the top 20 in Win Shares through the 2001 season(meaning Bonds would have moved up the list):

    1. Babe Ruth 756
    2. Ty Cobb 722
    3. Honus Wagner 655
    4. Hank Aaron 643
    5. Willie Mays 642
    6. Cy Young 634
    7. Tris Speaker 630
    8. Stan Musial 604
    9. Eddie Collins 573
    10. Mickey Mantle 565
    11. Walter Johnson 560
    12. Ted Williams 555
    13. Pete Rose 547
    14. Rickey Henderson 530
    15. Mel Ott 528
    16. Barry Bonds 523
    17. Frank Robinson 519
    18. Joe Morgan 512
    19. Rogers Hornsby 502
    20. Nap Lojoie

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    Mine are very debateable

    Pete Rose
    "Shoeless" Joe Jackson
    Ty Cobb

    (first two were great baseball players but made stupid choices)

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    Joel Hoffman
    Nick Martin
    Lou Hengesbach III

    Three best ever.

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    Ruth
    Bonds
    Ted Williams

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