Gonzaleznut
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Easiest vote yet...Aaron and Ruth...no doubt about it.
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Totally agree.Ruths bat makes up for any fielding liabilities. Anyways, it's RF....not SS.
You could argue that, but you could also argue that Aaron played a good portion of his career after expansion as well. He also had almost 4000 more at bats than Ruth di.I agree to a point, but greatest of all time as labeled by who? That's the beauty of baseball, and sports in general. The 'greatest of all time' label is very subjective and open to one's personal interpretation. I personally don't believe Ruth was the same caliber of ballplayer that a Clemente or Aaron was. Yes, they played in different eras, but had black ballplayers been a part of the all-white baseball world, I don't think Ruth's numbers would have been as gaudy. Just my opinion.
He was better than both by a long shot, and that is no knock on either.I'm actually sorta stunned that Ruth is getting the consideration that he is. As an overall player, I don't put him in the same conversation as Clemente & Aaron.
::raises hand::Sort of surprised that the guy in my sig has only gotten one vote. I put him at 3rd I think...maybe tied with Clemente.
I am pretty glad to see Aaron getting the votes he is getting, I personally think he is the best all around ball player ever to play the game. Hits, HR's, RBI, TB, Average, SB's, his glove and longevity, all combined are second to none. On a side note, I think it would be cool for the final list to also include the 2'nd place runners up to the voting.
Are you talking about Mays or Aaron?I am pretty glad to see Aaron getting the votes he is getting, I personally think he is the best all around ball player ever to play the game. Hits, HR's, RBI, TB, Average, SB's, his glove and longevity, all combined are second to none. On a side note, I think it would be cool for the final list to also include the 2'nd place runners up to the voting.