Outre les noms évidents comme Ken Griffey Jr et Barry Bonds, qui d’autre ajouteriez-vous à cette liste ? Je pense que lorsque sa carrière sera terminée, Mike Trout sera malheureusement un autre nom sur cette liste.
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Par SweatyIngenuity652
@Ligue majeure de baseball
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Bonds and Williams
Probably Ted Williams
Ty Cobb
Teddy Ballgame, Tony Gwynn
Ichiro for sure
Ted Williams for sure. But some of the other greats are Robin yount, Ernie banks, Ferguson Jenkins
Tony Gwynn
Ken Griffey Jr
Griffey
Bonds.
Williams is the best to get there and not win, Griffey or Banks are the best to never get there at all.
Ted Williams
By eras I’d say deadball era is Cobb, golden era is Williams, modern era is Bonds.
Willie McCovey
Ted Williams.
Tony Gwynn.
It’s Ty Cobb, Ted Williams, and Barry Bonds
Ichiro
Ernie banks
Ernie Banks.
This thing could be chock full of Mariners: Ichi, Junior, Edgar, Felix, etc.
Tony Gwynn
Bonds and Gwynn
Don Mattingly
Don Mattingly
Ryne Sandberg
Tony Gwynn
Rod Carew
Mr Cub Ernie Banks
Barry Bonds
Barry Bonds
In my lifetime: Tony Gwynn
Ernie Banks.
Barry Bonds (oh if he’d just listened to Andy Van Slyke to move in instead of flipping him off in the bottom of the ninth in the last game of the 1992 NLCS…we might not even be having this conversation). The Bream curse, indeed.
Dan Marino
Since I’m only seeing position players, I thought I’d look up who the pitcher with the highest WAR without a WS championship (and played primarily in the WS era)
That player is Phil Niekro 95.9 bWAR — tied with Cal Ripken and Eddie Mathews for 34th all time. Never appeared in the World Series.
Gaylord Perry (90) Robin Roberts (86.1) and Fergie Jenkens (84.2) and Zack Greinke (77.5) are the following pitchers in that category.
Ernie Banks has to be up there, but its Ted William’s number one.
Mattingly
Not biased at all.. Jr. and Ichiro
