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08-01-2014, 06:23 PM
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Ernie Banks needs to be on the list. Yes, he played the second half of his career at 1st, but two MVP seasons as a shortstop...
Yount should maybe enter the conversation as well. And Jeter should have changed positions at least a few seasons ago. He still has great hands and a good arm, but his range is horrible. He shouldn't get more consideration as a shortstop just because his ego wouldn't allow him to change positions versus a guy like Cal that took one for the team and made the switch late in his career. 1. Wagner 2. Vaughan 3. Banks 4. Ripken 5. ???
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