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#27
04-04-2007, 09:37 AM
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The All Century Team - A Retrospective
Posted By: Fred C
What you have is a lot of people that know baseball but not the history. There's a lot of people that are avid/rabid fans that don't care about history and that includes the history of baseball. I guess we call those people the collectors of the new and shiney stuff. I wasn't too surprised at the results but when you see Musial rated 11th (with some of the listed players ahead of him) with Nolan Ryan and Cal Ripken rated 1st, you know people that don't know their baseball history voted. 
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