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How about 1940 playball?
C Dickey 1b Foxx 2b Gehringer Ss Wagner 3b Frank Baker OF Williams Of Dimaggio OF Joe Jackson P Walter Johnson , Christy Mathewson Mgr Connie Mack Last edited by bigfanNY; 10-15-2021 at 12:21 PM. Reason: Mgr added |
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P Walter Johnson C Johnny Bench 1B Lou Gehrig 2B Rogers Hornsby 3B Mike Schmidt SS Honus Wagner OF Babe Ruth OF Ty Cobb OF Ted Williams |
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1968 Topps would be strong.
C Bench 1B Mantle 2B Morgan SS Banks (cheat) or Aparicio 3b Mathews OF Mays, Aaron, Clemente, F Robinson P Seaver, Carlton, Ryan, Gibson, Marichal RP Wilhelm
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I might go '33 Goudey like this:
C - Cochrane 1B - Gehrig 2B - Lajoie 3B - Foxx SS - Hornsby OF - Ruth OF - Ott CF - Speaker P - Grove |
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As I read these teams I come to a question that has always perplexed me. I love Yogi, and love Campanella, how come Yogi is always chosen over Roy? Never saw either play, started watching in 68, but for those who saw both, is it not close or are they a toss up? Played a lot of All Time All Star, the SI game in early 70's, on the chart in the game Campy was stronger. Same question Eddie Mathews and Hank Aaron, as they played together was Aaron the player and Mathews the second choice. Did see Aaron quite a bit, did not see Eddie Mathews. Question for those who saw them.
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With respect to Aaron vs. Mathews, I think it's as simple as Aaron being far superior in every meaningful statistic. This isn't meant to diminish Mathews, who is an underappreciated great of the game, but he's just a star, Henry Aaron is no worse that the 5th best player in the history of the game, and has a legitimate argument to be the best. |
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Another in a series of making due with what you are given...I present to you the all-time lineup from the 10 card W9316 set:
P - Jesse Barnes (promoted from relief pitcher in W514 to starter here) C - Ray Schalk 1B - George Sisler 2B - Jimmy Johnston 3B - Frank Baker SS - Wally Schang (primarily a catcher, in 1918 played in 1 game as SS) LF - Bobby Veach CF - Tommy Griffith RF/MGR - Wilbert Robinson (8 games in OF, so he sticks himself in right) Relief Pitcher - Leon Cadore (45 games as non-starter) Brian |
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