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Old 07-23-2014, 04:08 PM
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[QUOTE=Deertick;1301130]Schmidt
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Nice list Jim.Maybe Maddox could sneak in there somewhere.
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Not much common ground, but think we all agree.... We need a bigger mountain (4 heads is not enough!)

My real one would probably be...

Ruth
Cobb
Aaron
Mays

All outfielders, I know... but those 4 feel the most legendary to me


Mt. Rushmore for players who's image/achievements transcend baseball....

Gehrig
Robinson
Clemente
Gwynn

All Pitchers Mt. Rushmore...

Johnson
Mathewson
Young
Koufax

Impossible to pick that #4 spot.... could easily be talked into Ryan, Spahn, Grove, Alexander, Feller, Paige, Walsh, Gibson and others.


Mt. Rushmore of Infamy....

Jackson
Rose
McGwire
Bonds
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i'm perfectly fine with the 1st hof class representing mt rushmore+1...ruth, cobb, wajo, matty, wagner. i'm biased toward the deadball era, but names like mays or aaron doesn't resonate the same as cobb or wagner when you think of the baseball game and its history.
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i'm perfectly fine with the 1st hof class representing mt rushmore+1...ruth, cobb, wajo, matty, wagner. i'm biased toward the deadball era, but names like mays or aaron doesn't resonate the same as cobb or wagner when you think of the baseball game and its history.
You rarely see Hornsby mentioned, yet he arguably had the greatest 5 year string of seasons of any player.

From 1921 through 1925, his season cumulative average almost .403 (including the modern record .424 season, and batting over .400 three times during that 5 year span), hitting almost 150 homers (average = 30 per year), 600 RBIs (average = 125 per years), and slugging about .700!
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names like mays or aaron doesn't resonate the same as cobb or wagner when you think of the baseball game and its history.
To me, it's the exact opposite.

Mays
B. Bonds
Williams
Ruth, grudgingly
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The (4) that should be there are:
Babe Ruth
Lou Gehrig
Jackie Robinson
Stan Musial
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