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Funny, I was talking to brother about this same topic a couple of days ago.
We never did come up with a consensus. I suppose it could be argued that any name on the list you/Kurkjian provided could be considered the best SS ever. I personally think while Ripken's consecutive game streak is impressive, his .276 career batting average and 36 career stolen bases quickly disqualifies him as being the best SS. The same holds true of Ozzie Smith's career 28 home runs and .262 batting average. It's a bit unfair to try and compare players whom I've never seen play (ie Wagner, Waner), so if I had to choose, I'd go with Jeter. For the last 20 seasons Derek Jeter had been the glue to hold the Yankees together. I don't think we'll see the likes of another Jeter type for many years to come. Just my humble opinion, ErikV |
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