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#14
09-23-2007, 12:54 PM
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Baseball's Greatest
Posted By: peter chao
Where's Rickey? A unique talent, his stolen base records may never be broken. The Mick is also a unique talent. There will never be a player with as much power from both sides of the plate. Koufax is also a unique talent, there will never be another lefty so dominant over 5 years. All three belong somewhere in the top 10. Satchel also belongs, there will never be another player discussed in such awe by contemporaries. Don't know enough about Dihigo to say. 
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