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1.Aaron - .305/755HR/3771Hits
2.Mays - .302/660HR/3283Hits/12 Straight Gold Gloves 3.Rose - .303/4,256Hits/Head of Big Red Mavhine 4.Ripken - 2,632 consec games/431HR/3184Hits/Title/MVP 5.F. Robinson - .294/584HR/2943Hits/Triple Crown 6.Berra- 3x MVP/10x World Champ *Musial would have been #3 last year **RIP Tony Gwynn '14. .338 batting average deserves consideration if alive. I don't see Koufax in the top five pitchers. Gibson, Seaver, Ryan, Maddux, Johnson and Martinez are still kicking. Even a case could be made for Palmer, Carlton and Glavine.
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