The previous ten is here.
21. Frank Robinson 1956-76 Reds/Orioles RF/LF
106.25
.300/.400/.578
OPS+154
MVPQ=1962, 1964, 1966
PA=11,750
21. Frank Robinson 1956-76 Reds/Orioles RF/LF
106.25
.300/.400/.578
OPS+154
MVPQ=1962, 1964, 1966
PA=11,750
22. Nap Lajoie 2B 1896-16 Indians/Phillies
105.95
.337/.384/..549
OPS+150
MVPQ=1903
Elite=1901, 1904, 1906, 1910
PA=10,460
105.95
.337/.384/..549
OPS+150
MVPQ=1903
Elite=1901, 1904, 1906, 1910
PA=10,460
23. Alex Rodriguez SS/3B 1994- Yankees/Mariners
103.25
.294/.382/.560
OPS+144
MVPQ=1996, 2001, 2002, 2005, 2007
Elite=2000
PA=10,630
24. Warren Spahn 1942-65 Braves LHP
102.55
339-238
ERA+119
MVPQ=1947,
Elite: 1953
IP: 5243
25. Mel Ott RF Giants 1926-47
102.55
.289/.411/.583
OPS+155
MVPQ=1932,
Elite: 1938
PA=11,330
26. Mickey Mantle CF Yankees 1951-68
102.4
OPS+172
.315/.426/.604
MVPQ=1955, 1958
Elite: 1961
Inner circle: 1956, 1957
PA: 9900
27. Joe Morgan 2B Reds/Astros 1963-84
101.55
OPS+132
.289/.411/.485
MVPQ=1974, 1976
Elite=1972, 1973
Inner circle: 1975,
PA=11,300
28. Cap Anson 1B 1871-97 White Stockings
98
OPS+142
.318/.400/.483
MVPQ=none
PA=11,300
29. Randy Johnson LHP 1988-09 Mariners/DBacks
97.65
310-195
ERA+136
MVPQ=1995, 1997, 2002
IP: 4130
30. Cal Ripken SS Orioles 1981-01
96.4
.278/.345/.461
OPS+112
MVPQ=1983,
Inner Circle=1984, 1991
PA: 12,900
Anson doesn't make it, despite the OPS+ he can't get by Foxx. Lajoie/Morgan, in that order, are the new second basemen for the all time team. ARod's the new shortstop; Ripken's career value can't get him by Vaughan, but does move him past Banks. There's not really a meaningful difference between Robinson and Ott; I'll put them in the corners for now and Mantle's the new CF and my inclination is to say he's the best player on the list so far. Johnson/Spahn in that order are the arms to consider from this section. I'll slide in the Unit after Pedro; Spahn becomes the top guy for the B team. 20 guys left.
1B Pujols
Brouthers
Team 2
C Dickey
Carter
1B Connor
Foxx
2B Robinson
Grich
LF Jackson
Yastrzemski
CF Hamilton
Griffey
RF Heilmann
Kaline
96.4
.278/.345/.461
OPS+112
MVPQ=1983,
Inner Circle=1984, 1991
PA: 12,900
Anson doesn't make it, despite the OPS+ he can't get by Foxx. Lajoie/Morgan, in that order, are the new second basemen for the all time team. ARod's the new shortstop; Ripken's career value can't get him by Vaughan, but does move him past Banks. There's not really a meaningful difference between Robinson and Ott; I'll put them in the corners for now and Mantle's the new CF and my inclination is to say he's the best player on the list so far. Johnson/Spahn in that order are the arms to consider from this section. I'll slide in the Unit after Pedro; Spahn becomes the top guy for the B team. 20 guys left.
Team One
C Bench
Piazza
Piazza
1B Pujols
Brouthers
2B Lajoie
Morgan
Morgan
SS Rodriguez
Vaughan
Vaughan
3B Mathews
Boggs
LF Robinson
Delahanty
Delahanty
CF Mantle
DiMaggio
DiMaggio
RF Ott
Ramirez
Ramirez
P Martinez
Johnson(L)
Mathewson
Grove (L)
Gibson
Walsh
Johnson(L)
Mathewson
Grove (L)
Gibson
Walsh
Rivera
Nichols
Nichols
Uti Caruthers
Team 2
C Dickey
Carter
1B Connor
Foxx
2B Robinson
Grich
SS Ripken
Banks
3B Jones
Brett
Banks
3B Jones
Brett
LF Jackson
Yastrzemski
CF Hamilton
Griffey
RF Heilmann
Kaline
P Spahn(L)
Hubbell (L)
Clarkson
Newhouser (L)
Carlton(L)
Feller
Halladay
Marichal
Hubbell (L)
Clarkson
Newhouser (L)
Carlton(L)
Feller
Halladay
Marichal
DH Martinez
