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If you're talking 3rd baseman...then Brooks Robinson is the best ever. All around I think it would be Brooks or Schmidt (in my view). Brett and/or Chipper were not the best defensive players, even in their prime. Brooks changed the way teams played against them. As an example view the '66 WS where the Dodgers liked to bunt, but rarely went Brooks' way in the series. My question would be how can the best defensive third baseman of all time, not be #1 or #2? |
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Tell that to the 1970s Reds. Since was are talking about POSITION which is defensive in nature....have to go with Brooks Robinson. You can pitch around sluggers.
Last edited by Orioles1954; 02-16-2014 at 10:18 PM. |
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