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91. Jim Edmonds 1993-2010 CF Cardinals/Angels
69.35
OPS+131
.285/.375/.522
MVPQ=none
PA=8000
91. Jim Edmonds 1993-2010 CF Cardinals/Angels
69.35
OPS+131
.285/.375/.522
MVPQ=none
PA=8000
92. Tim Raines 1979-2002 LF Expos/White Sox
69.1
OPS+123
.307/.400/.468
MVPQ=none
PA=10,350
93. Robby Alomar 2B 1988-04 Blue Jays/Indians/Padres/Orioles
69.05
OPS+116
.305/.377/.450
MVPQ=none
PA=10,400
94. Edgar Martinez DH Mariners 1987-04
68.95
OPS+147
.311/.417/.526
MVPQ=none
PA=8670
95. Manny Ramirez LF/RF 1993-2011 Indians/Red Sox
68.75
OPS+154
.304/.405/.569
MVPQ=none
PA=9770
96. Jeff Kent 2B 1992-08 Giants/Mets/Dodgers
68.6
OPS+123
.292/.359/.512
MVPQ=2000
PA=9500
97. Ron Santo 3B Cubs 1960-74
68.3
OPS+125
.280/.370/.490
MVPQ=1964, 1966,
Elite=1967
PA=9400
98. Craig Biggio 2B Astros 1988-07
68.15
OPS+111
.286/.368/.460
Inner circle=1997
PA=12,500
99. Carl Hubbell LHP 1928-43 Giants
67.8
ERA+130
226-156
MVPQ=1932
Elite=1933, 1936
IP=3600
100. Fred Clarke LF 1894-15 Pirates
67.5
OPS+132
.299/.379/.493
MVPQ=none
PA=9800
At this point, I'll now keep two all time rosters, looking to wind up with 2 teams of 25 who could meet in an all time series. This is a big section for second basemen; I'm pretty comfortable ranking them Kent/Biggio/Alomar. None of them goes by Robinson; I don't think they go by Gordon either. The career value difference is real at this point, Kent's 10 wins better than Gordon, but in 3,000 more plate appearances. Everything else squares up; I'll take Gordon's per game value over Kent's longevity. That makes Kent/Biggio the first members of the second team.
We've got 3 corner outfielders in this section; rank them Ramirez/Clarke/Raines. Jackson and Flick keep hold of left field over all 3, but Manny edges out Heilmann to become the new starter in right. Medwick and Crawford go to the B team when Edmonds moves in as the backup in center. Santo also joins the team, but Dick Allen's bat keeps him out of the starting lineup. That's gonna push Palmer to the B team, as I'm unwilling to lose Caruthers yet. Edgar goes to the B team. Hubbell's the new third best pitcher on the A team, kicking Ford to the B team.
90 players left. Here are your all time MLB squads.
Team One
C Piazza
Dickey
1B McGwire
Greenberg
2B Robinson
Gordon
SS Banks
Boudreau
3B Allen
Santo
LF Jackson
Flick
CF Hamilton
Edmonds
RF Ramirez
Heilmann
P Walsh
Rivera
Hubbell
Clarkson
Newhouser(L)
Feller
Halladay
Marichal
Uti Caruthers
Team 2
2B Kent
Biggio
RF Medwick
Crawford
P Ford
Palmer
DH Martinez
