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This is where I will have some of my favorite players of all-time. Ranging back from the late 1890s to now.
I will also have players achievements and their career stats too.  
 

Favorite Players:
(Click a Players Name for their Biographical Data & Career Stats)
  1. Ty Cobb 
  2. Walter Johnson 
  3. Joe Jackson
  4. Sandy Koufax
  5. More to come soon....

Favorite Players of the 1890s:
  1. John McGraw
  2. Nap Lajoie
  3. Cy Young
  4. More to come.....

Favorite Players of the 1900s:
  1. Honus Wagner
  2. Christy Mathewson
  3. Mordecai Brown
  4. More to come...

Favorite Players of the 1910s:
  1. Ty Cobb
  2. Tris Speaker
  3. Joe Jackson
  4. Pete Alexander
  5. Walter Johnson
  6. More to come...

Favorite Players of the 1920s:
  1. Roger Hornsby
  2. George Sisler
  3. Babe Ruth
  4. Harry Heilmann
  5. More to come...

Favorite Players of the 1930s:
  1. Lou Gehrig
  2. Jimmie Foxx
  3. Hank Greenburg
  4. Lefty Grove
  5. Dizzy Dean
  6. More to come....

Favorite Players of the 1940s:
  1. Joe Dimaggio
  2. Ted Williams
  3. Bob Feller
  4. More to come...

Favorite Players of the 1950s:
  1. Mickey Mantle
  2. Warren Spahn
  3. Stan Musial
  4. Duke Snider
  5. More to come...

Favorite Players of the 1960s:
  1. Carl Yastrzemski (60s/70s)
  2. Hank Aaron
  3. Sandy Koufax
  4. Harmon Killebrew
  5. Willie McCovey
  6. More to come....

Favorite Players of the 1970s:
  1. Vida Blue
  2. Don Sutton
  3. Pete Rose
  4. Johnny Bench
  5. More to come...

Favorite Players of the 1980s:
  1. Ricky Henderson (80s/90s)
  2. Darryl Strawberry
  3. Dwight Gooden
  4. Ozzie Smith
  5. Ryne Sandberg (80s/90s)
  6. More to come...

Favorite Players of the 1990s:
  1. Greg Maddux
  2. Roger Clemens (80s/90s)
  3. Barry Bonds
  4. Tony Gwynn (80s/90s)
  5. Frank Thomas
  6. More to come...

Favorite Defensive Players:
  1. Roberto Clemente
  2. Willie Mays
  3. Cal Ripken Jr.
  4. Ozzie Smith
  5. More to come.....

Roberto Clemente:
Roberto Clemente was one of the greatest outfielders of his time, and of all-time. He would make spectacular catches giving Willie Mays a competition in the defensive category. Although mostly known for his powerful arm out in Right Field. Runners would test his arm many times and after being thrown out so many times, many of the leagues runners from 1955-1972 soon began to be much more hesitant on the base paths and knew never to run on him unless you knew 110%, that you were going to make it.
 
Willie Mays:
Mostly known for his dazzling catches and always quick sprints to the ball. Willie Mays was one of the best defensive Outfielders ever. With his quickness and dazzling spectacles in the outfield, it just put people in aw.
Most known for "The Catch" as we call it in the 1954 World Series vs. the Cleveland Indians. That was probably the best catch ever made, he was sprinting so fast to the wall and it seemed like he'd never get there in time, but indeed, he
did, and he made one of the best defensive plays of all-time. What most people don't know is after Willie Mays caught the ball, you probably have seen him spin around and throw the ball back in. The throw too, was so spectacular, the runner tagging from 3rd actually had to hurry up just to touch home in time. Willie Mays had quite an arm on him.
 
Cal Ripken Jr.
In my opinion, Cal Ripken Jr. is the best shorstop of the 1980s. Yes, even better than Ozzie Smith. Ripken Jr. had the natural quickness and made everything look so easy and like anybody could do it. He just did it that natural.
When Cal Ripken Jr. moved from SS to 3B I don't think it changed him much. It just now made him the best 3B of his time also.
Even after being in his late 30s, Ripken Jr. still made every play that came near him seem easy. I mean, he did it so lifeless and it never even seemed that he tried. I wouldn't be suprised if he would have never broke a sweat out there.

The years within the parenthesis mean, for example: Cal Ripken (80s/90s), that means Cal Ripken Jr. was good in the 80s and the 90s. Im not going to put the same player in two different decades so I just put the other decade within the parentheses.

You can find more info on players current and old at www.baseball-reference.com