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01-28-2023, 10:08 AM
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Jay, I think the value is based on popularity only, perhaps due to the illness/death, not due to his on-field performance.
Think of the All-time Yankees by popularity and he easily makes the top 5, where in that order is subject to debate. Obviously, most would pick Ruth at #1 and then you are left with Gehrig, DiMaggio and Mantle to sort out the order. I am not even sure who I would put in the 5th spot, probably Jeter, but Berra would also be in the mix. 
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