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Top MLB Shortstops of 2006
Best defensive shortstops currently playing.

Best Managers in MLB
List of the 10 best managers in Major League Baseball

Top MLB Pitchers of '08

Top Ten Coolest MLB Ballparks
Which ballpark in the MLB is the neatest, coolest, or most unique?

Most Clutch Performers in MLB

Favorite Current MLB Pitchers

MLB Power Rankings As Of 8/12/08

Favorite Current MLB Infielders

Top Ten Greatest MLB Franchises
Vote for which team is the best ever in baseball.

Best MLB Players of 2008

Greatest Players in MLB Postseason History

Greatest Defensive Players in MLB History
Best defensive players of all-time.

Top Ten MLB Video Games

Top Ten MLB Speedsters
The best fast shortstops, center fielders, and second-basemen.

Top 10 Best MLB Hitters of 2010

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2,632 Consecutive MLB Games Played - Cal Ripken Jr.
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MLB '09
List: Top Ten MLB Video Games

Tim Lincecum - MLB
List: Top Ten Male Asian Athletes

MLB 08: The Show
List: Top Ten MLB Video Games

14 Consecutive MLB Division Titles - Atlanta Braves
List: Top Ten Most Unbreakable Sports Records

Harold Baines-1984 Ends longest game in MLB history (25 innings)
List: Greatest Walk off Home Runs

MLB 07: The Show
List: Top Ten MLB Video Games

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List: Top Ten MLB Video Games

Hideo Nomo - MLB
List: Top Ten Male Asian Athletes

MLB 07 The Show
List: Top Ten Playstation 3 Games

Ron Darling - MLB
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MLB 2k7
List: The Best Xbox 360 Games

MLB Power Pros 2008
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MLB 08: The Show
List: Best Games for the Playstation 2

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Let's see: Most hits in the MLB (again) and the second-highest batting average, not to mention having his 9th straight season with 200 hits and becoming the second-fastest player to reach 2,000 MLB hits. Oh yeah, another Gold Glove and All-Star selection too. Yeah, horrible year that was... Not.

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most underated and I hate the cubs. us sox fans kept it real and didn't gripe about some curse. cubs need to get off the band wagon. and I too am annoyed by espn being so bias. yankees, red sox, cowboys, manny, poppi, and tiger woods. get off their nutz espn! white sox will win 5 in a row and they will still talk about all the other teams losses. what do we have to do! I guess win another one which is gonna happen regardless but at least the rest of the mlb and espn can suck it!

Pag1

best current pitcher in MLB

psufan122021

Ok. The Phillies may have only won the WS twice, but they are really gaining potential. With the 5th lowest payroll in the MLB, the lineup and rotation only has a few flaws, unlike the Yankees who buy their wins. Plus the fans may be strict, but aren't front-runners. Just think. If the Yankees only had two WS wins, like the Phillies, how many fans would they have? Not as many, that's for sure. The Phillies use their Heart, Teamwork and sportsmanship every single game.

Pjk110

lost more games than anybody in mlb history.

Retired by the MLB.

waterboy51

HE SWITCHED POSITIONS AND STAYED ON TOP OF THE MLB. MULTI TALENTED.

JESSIEMEN

THE BEST HITTER IN THE MLB, HE ALWAYS HAS 40 H. R, 100 OF RBI'S, STOLEN BASES, HITS AND EVERYTHING ELSE. HE LETS THE BAT TALK FOR HIM.

JESSIEMEN

NBA Champion 1958-59 NBA Champion 1959-60 NBA Champion 1960-61 World Series Champion 1957 MLB All-Star 1954, 1955, 1959 1952 Boston Red Sox 1954-58 Milwaukee Braves 1959-60 Philadelphia Phillies 1961-63 Boston Red Sox 1952-53 Boston Celtics 1958-61 Boston Celtics 1962-64 New York Knicks

are you kidding any Cleveland team 141 years nothing. (mlb. nfl, nba)

madmadworld

104 years with no championships(MLB. NFL, NBA) no other city can match that in the USA. we come, we cheer, we wait. WHEN does the suffering end?

The MLB pitcher chased a man down with a machete, tied him up, and attempted to set him on fire. He is currently serving a 15 year prison sentence in Venezuela.

Nobody but nobody possessed the tremendous strength and blazing speed that Mantle had. If it hadn't had been for bad legs, injuries, and booze, he would have hit 800 home runs. He could have played pro football or basketball, exchanged punches with Marciano in the 50's as a professional boxer, been a powerlifter, or an Olympic decathlete. He was that talented. Mantle is, in my opinion, the greatest athlete ever. And he did it without steroids. Probably more fans paid to see Mantle play than any other athlete. Many fans also showed up early at the ballpark just see Mantle take batting practice. He is without a doubt the greatest clutch hitter in late innings MLB history. Mantle may be the fastest player ever and his perfect game-saving catch in the 1956 World Series is one of the best catches ever(very few center fielders ever could've made that play). Also, two players on the same team chasing Babe Ruth's homerun record (Mantle and Maris) is the second greatest athletic feat in history, only to be topped by Cal Ripken's unbelievable streak.

Agreed. "Athlete" of the century. I'll second that and toss in the name Dave Winfield as a close second. Don't laugh or immediately think I'm nuts...look it up and you'll see the resemblances I'm referring to. Dave just "chose" not to try to do all he was capable of and focused on baseball, which was arguably the weakest of his talents but the highest paying opportunity at the time. Tough choice given he was drafted into the NBA, NFL, MLB, the insanley popular at the time but now defunct ABA (the American Basketball Association), and also now defunct WHA (World Hockey Association), a narrow loser in terms of existence to the NHL (mostly poor marketing in a not so popular sport outside of the northern states for a black guy). Upon his graduation and shortly after the preeminent outfielder PITCHED the Minnesota Golden Gophers to a national collegiate world series championship and of course was named the MVP of the series as said pitcher he chose MLB. By the way, he was also the first athlete that was offered the opportunity to make the jump straight from high school to the NBA (ala Kobe, Lebron etc etc 30 years later). Much like our man Jim Thorpe (which although it seems I'm really pushing Winfield here as a god of sport) I still find as the athlete of the century, Winfield was drafted in more than one of these sports and offered large sums of money wihtout ever having played a down, play, or game at the collegiate level. And of course, he was the first man to go straight to the bigs, bypassing a single farm team game when he did finally choose baseball and the Padre's chose him. I'll stop here, but I could go on....check the guy out on google or wikapedia and then even ATTEMPT to put anyone in the same category as Jim Thorpe, him, or Jim Brown as a distant third when it comes to the uttely ridiculous but ultimately necessary conversations about who is the greatest athlete ever. Or take the easy way out and pick Secretariat and you'll get no arguments from the other horses :)

if you look only at MLB numbers not too impressive. but he didnt pitch that long in the MLB. His numbers in the negro leagues...unreal.

orangeturtle

ruth was a fat drunk who couldnt even see his feet...hes the alltime strikeout leader...thats all...thats all...and in a time when minorities couldnt play cause MLB was racist

they WERE, ARE and WILL BE the BEST... there should be a list of "The Best MLB teams excluding the Yankees"... would me more interesting hahhaha

the only man ever to be drafted by 3 of the 4 big sports(mlb, nba, nfl)