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10-02-2022, 01:22 PM
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A couple of names that I would put ahead of most of those on your 10-15 list:
Ed Walsh Mordecai Brown Frank Baker (vastly underrated; best third baseman before Eddie Matthews. I tend to think about the American league star cohort that came up between 1905-1910 as similar to the young National League cohort of 1951-1956, i.e. Cobb, Speaker, Collins vs. Mays, Aaron, Robinson. Baker is like the Ernie Banks of the group - through 1960, he was every bit as good as Mays or Aaron, just like Baker was through 1914)
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10-02-2022, 01:27 PM
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best T206 players
Intriguing thread! I'd make sure Hal Chase has a spot though. Trent King
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10-02-2022, 01:36 PM
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I love this topic. I agree with your top 10, and I think Crawford belongs there as a lock. From 11-40 I'm really not sure what the order should be.
Some contenders for #11 in my opinion: Davis Keeler Walsh Brown Joss Baker Dahlen McGinnity Wheat Waddell And then how to rank Chance, Clarke, Griffith and McGraw who were great players and iconic managers/executives?
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10-02-2022, 01:40 PM
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11-15 Keeler, Waddell, Walsh, Brown, Baker.
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10-02-2022, 03:11 PM
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1. Cobb
2. Johnson 3. Wagner 4. Young 5. Speaker 6. Mathewson 7. Collins 8. Lajoie 9. Plank 10. Waddell 11. Crawford 12. Brown 13. Baker 14. Keeler 15. Walsh
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10-02-2022, 03:59 PM
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I think many of these players are interchangeable...but most of us have the same guys...
1. Cobb 2. Young 3. Wagner 4. Johnson 5. Mathewson 6. Speaker 7. Collins 8. Lajoie 9. Plank 10. Waddell 11. Crawford 12. M. Brown 13. Chesbro 14. Keeler 15. Wheat
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10-02-2022, 04:07 PM
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Based on career WAR:
1 Johnson 2 Young (not Irv) 3 Cobb 4 Speaker 5 Wagner (not Heinie) 6 Collins (not Jimmy) 7 Lajoie 8 Mathewson 9 Plank 10 Davis (not Harry) 11 Wallace 12 Crawford 13 Dahlen 14 Walsh 15 Griffith Time to start hoarding T206 Davis Chicago !?!?!? To be fair, there is a big drop-off in WAR between Matty and Plank. So there is really a top eight and then everyone else. Last edited by sreader3; 10-02-2022 at 04:54 PM.
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