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I have to go with Ted Williams, who sacrificed the prime of his hitting years to serve our country. His stats would be much higher if not for that. I would also say that Ty Cobb, Pete Rose, Joe Dimaggio and Roger Hornsby were better hitters, or had a better swing. Yes Ruth had a more powerful swing but the others had a perfect stroke.
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