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ALL TIME YANKEE!!!! (Edited 11/10/10 11:58PM by TatsuKlinga2812812)
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    For decades the New York Yankee's had top of the line players on the team. The best in the history of baseball. The list isn't like that who are the most important not really best players of all time with every single player listed on the Roster that every put on pinstripes?

The following is a list of players, both past and current, who appeared at least in one game for the New York Yankees franchise, including the 1901-02 Baltimore Orioles, and the 1903-12 New York Highlanders.
 

Pick your top 10
| Closed on 12/31/12 at 12:45AM
FanIQ Pts? No | MLB, New York Yankees, AL East | Opinion List
Team Breakout:
Rank9 FansAvg (1st)
1.Joe DiMaggio, OF, 1936–19513.8 (2)
2.Lou Gehrig, IF, 1923–19393.6
3.Babe Ruth, OF, 1920–19343.4 (2)
4.Yogi Berra, C, 1946–19632.7
5.Mickey Mantle, OF, 1951–19681.7
6.Whitey Ford, P, 1950–19671.7
7.Mariano Rivera, P, 1995–present1.2
8.George Halas, OF, 19191.1 (1)
9.Elston Howard, C, 1955–19671.1
10.Butch Wynegar, C, 1982–19861.1 (1)
Also receiving votes:Jim Abbott, P, 1993–19941.1 (1)
Joe McGinnity, P, 1901–19021.1 (1)
Spike Owen, IF, 19931.1 (1)
Paul Assenmacher, P, 19931.0
John Wyatt, P, 19681.0
Crazy Schmit, P, 19011.0
Harry Ables, P, 19111.0
Jaret Wright, P, 2005–20060.9
Mark Bellhorn, IF, 20050.9
Skeeter Shelton, OF, 19150.9
Bobby Abreu, OF, 2006–20080.9
Ángel Berroa, IF, 20090.8
Urban Shocker, P, 1916–1917, 1925–19280.8
Juan Acevedo, P, 20030.8
Hank Workman, IF, 19500.8
Reggie Jackson, OF, 1977–19810.7
Wilson Betemit, IF, 2007–20080.7
Don Mattingly, IF, 1982–19950.7
Hippo Vaughn, P, 1908–19120.7
Alfredo Aceves, P, 2008–present0.7
Dick Woodson, P, 19740.7
Derek Jeter, IF, 1995–present0.6
Aaron Boone, IF, 20030.6
Bobby Murcer, OF, 1965–1974, 1979–19830.6
Roxy Walters, C, 1915–19180.6
Gene Woodling, OF, 1949–19540.6
Spencer Adams, IF, 19260.6
Lefty Gomez, P, 1930–19420.6
Billy Martin, IF, 1950–19570.4
Ken Brett, P, 19760.4
Thurman Munson, C, 1969–19790.4
Ron Woods, OF, 1969–19710.4
Doc Adkins, P, 19030.4
Paddy Greene, IF, 19030.4
Noodles Hahn, P, 19060.3
Andy Pettitte, P, 1995–2003, 2006–present0.3
Jesse Orosco, P, 20030.3
Steve Adkins, P, 19900.3
Chase Wright, P, 20070.3
Luis Aguayo, IF, 19880.2
Ken Wright, P, 19740.2
Cy Seymour, OF, 1901–19020.2
Ping Bodie, OF, 1918–19210.2
Mel Stottlemyre, P, 1964–19740.2
Al Orth, P, 1904–19090.2
Jack Aker, P, 1969–19720.1
Phil Rizzuto, IF, 1941–19560.1
Yats Wuestling, IF, 19300.1
Slow Joe Doyle, P, 1906–19100.1
Graig Nettles, IF, 1973–19830.1
Donovan Osborne, P, 20040.1

  
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#1 | 921 days ago

 (Edited by imsports2002)
 There's only 3 spots for picks...
1. Babe Ruth, OF, 1920–1934  2. Lou Gehrig, IF, 1923–1939  3. Mickey Mantle, OF, 1951–1968  4.   5.   6.   7.   8.   9.   10.   

#2 | 920 days ago

 imsports2002 wrote:
 There's only 3 spots for picks...
10 now hope it is not to late
1. Joe McGinnity, P, 1901–1902  2. Babe Ruth, OF, 1920–1934  3. Mariano Rivera, P, 1995–present  4. Elston Howard, C, 1955–1967  5. Joe DiMaggio, OF, 1936–1951  6. Whitey Ford, P, 1950–1967  7. Lou Gehrig, IF, 1923–1939  8. Yogi Berra, C, 1946–1963  9. Cy Seymour, OF, 1901–1902  10. Derek Jeter, IF, 1995–present  

#3 | 920 days ago

 TatsuKlinga2812812 wrote:
10 now hope it is not to late
 I was only able to choose 3
1. Babe Ruth, OF, 1920–1934  2. Lou Gehrig, IF, 1923–1939  3. Mickey Mantle, OF, 1951–1968  4.   5.   6.   7.   8.   9.   10.   

#4 | 920 days ago

 imsports2002 wrote:
 I was only able to choose 3
Sorry I don't know what happened I picked 10 show how fan iq is it can be better.
1. Joe McGinnity, P, 1901–1902  2. Babe Ruth, OF, 1920–1934  3. Mariano Rivera, P, 1995–present  4. Elston Howard, C, 1955–1967  5. Joe DiMaggio, OF, 1936–1951  6. Whitey Ford, P, 1950–1967  7. Lou Gehrig, IF, 1923–1939  8. Yogi Berra, C, 1946–1963  9. Cy Seymour, OF, 1901–1902  10. Derek Jeter, IF, 1995–present  

#5 | 920 days ago

 imsports2002 wrote:
 I was only able to choose 3
I done another list close but not the same http://www.faniq.com/poll_enter.php?poll_id=1333852&rnum=
1. Joe McGinnity, P, 1901–1902  2. Babe Ruth, OF, 1920–1934  3. Mariano Rivera, P, 1995–present  4. Elston Howard, C, 1955–1967  5. Joe DiMaggio, OF, 1936–1951  6. Whitey Ford, P, 1950–1967  7. Lou Gehrig, IF, 1923–1939  8. Yogi Berra, C, 1946–1963  9. Cy Seymour, OF, 1901–1902  10. Derek Jeter, IF, 1995–present  

#6 | 919 days ago
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Typical National League (or old-skool AL'er), I didn't pick a DH! LOL
1. Joe DiMaggio, OF, 1936–1951  2. Lou Gehrig, IF, 1923–1939  3. Yogi Berra, C, 1946–1963  4. Mickey Mantle, OF, 1951–1968  5. Whitey Ford, P, 1950–1967  6. Reggie Jackson, OF, 1977–1981  7. Billy Martin, IF, 1950–1957  8. Mariano Rivera, P, 1995–present  9. Derek Jeter, IF, 1995–present  10. Graig Nettles, IF, 1973–1983  

#7 | 918 days ago

 BDV4U wrote:
Typical National League (or old-skool AL'er), I didn't pick a DH! LOL
YOUR LIST CAN'T BE SERIOUS SINCE YOU DIDN'T PICK ONE PLAY WHO IS EVEN BETTER THE ALBERT PUJOL'S.  YOUR LIST IS JUST AS BAD AS KSbengals99 HE REALLY HAS NO CLUE!!!
1. Joe McGinnity, P, 1901–1902  2. Babe Ruth, OF, 1920–1934  3. Mariano Rivera, P, 1995–present  4. Elston Howard, C, 1955–1967  5. Joe DiMaggio, OF, 1936–1951  6. Whitey Ford, P, 1950–1967  7. Lou Gehrig, IF, 1923–1939  8. Yogi Berra, C, 1946–1963  9. Cy Seymour, OF, 1901–1902  10. Derek Jeter, IF, 1995–present  

#8 | 918 days ago

 TatsuKlinga2812812 wrote:
YOUR LIST CAN'T BE SERIOUS SINCE YOU DIDN'T PICK ONE PLAY WHO IS EVEN BETTER THE ALBERT PUJOL'S.  YOUR LIST IS JUST AS BAD AS KSbengals99 HE REALLY HAS NO CLUE!!!
You didn't even put Mickey Mantle on your list!! Talk about no clue lol
1. Babe Ruth, OF, 1920–1934  2. Lou Gehrig, IF, 1923–1939  3. Mickey Mantle, OF, 1951–1968  4.   5.   6.   7.   8.   9.   10.   

#9 | 918 days ago

 imsports2002 wrote:
You didn't even put Mickey Mantle on your list!! Talk about no clue lol
Well he could of been on my list. But I did put the best pitcher, The best closer, The Best player. Best catcher I put some of the future also like Cano he is the future of the Yankee and will be one of the reason the Yankee's might get multiple world series. I put Joe D who was a better player overall the Mick.. I have a clue a reason why I done that I THINK I have the Mick on my other list.
1. Joe McGinnity, P, 1901–1902  2. Babe Ruth, OF, 1920–1934  3. Mariano Rivera, P, 1995–present  4. Elston Howard, C, 1955–1967  5. Joe DiMaggio, OF, 1936–1951  6. Whitey Ford, P, 1950–1967  7. Lou Gehrig, IF, 1923–1939  8. Yogi Berra, C, 1946–1963  9. Cy Seymour, OF, 1901–1902  10. Derek Jeter, IF, 1995–present  

#10 | 917 days ago
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TatsuKlinga2812812 wrote:
YOUR LIST CAN'T BE SERIOUS SINCE YOU DIDN'T PICK ONE PLAY WHO IS EVEN BETTER THE ALBERT PUJOL'S.  YOUR LIST IS JUST AS BAD AS KSbengals99 HE REALLY HAS NO CLUE!!!
Any players statistically better than Pujols through his first 10 seasons are either on the list or never were Yankees. So what are you talking about?!? LOL
1. Joe DiMaggio, OF, 1936–1951  2. Lou Gehrig, IF, 1923–1939  3. Yogi Berra, C, 1946–1963  4. Mickey Mantle, OF, 1951–1968  5. Whitey Ford, P, 1950–1967  6. Reggie Jackson, OF, 1977–1981  7. Billy Martin, IF, 1950–1957  8. Mariano Rivera, P, 1995–present  9. Derek Jeter, IF, 1995–present  10. Graig Nettles, IF, 1973–1983  

#11 | 917 days ago

 BDV4U wrote:
Any players statistically better than Pujols through his first 10 seasons are either on the list or never were Yankees. So what are you talking about?!? LOL
Babe Ruth is better then Albert Pujol's
1. Joe McGinnity, P, 1901–1902  2. Babe Ruth, OF, 1920–1934  3. Mariano Rivera, P, 1995–present  4. Elston Howard, C, 1955–1967  5. Joe DiMaggio, OF, 1936–1951  6. Whitey Ford, P, 1950–1967  7. Lou Gehrig, IF, 1923–1939  8. Yogi Berra, C, 1946–1963  9. Cy Seymour, OF, 1901–1902  10. Derek Jeter, IF, 1995–present  

#12 | 917 days ago
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TatsuKlinga2812812 wrote:
Babe Ruth is better then Albert Pujol's
As a pitcher, maybe. After each player's first 10 seasons, there is no comparison! Provided Pujols doesn't get injured severely, he should shatter all of the records Ichiro doesn't offensively/defensively!
1. Joe DiMaggio, OF, 1936–1951  2. Lou Gehrig, IF, 1923–1939  3. Yogi Berra, C, 1946–1963  4. Mickey Mantle, OF, 1951–1968  5. Whitey Ford, P, 1950–1967  6. Reggie Jackson, OF, 1977–1981  7. Billy Martin, IF, 1950–1957  8. Mariano Rivera, P, 1995–present  9. Derek Jeter, IF, 1995–present  10. Graig Nettles, IF, 1973–1983  

#13 | 916 days ago

 (Edited by TatsuKlinga2812812)
BDV4U wrote:
As a pitcher, maybe. After each player's first 10 seasons, there is no comparison! Provided Pujols doesn't get injured severely, he should shatter all of the records Ichiro doesn't offensively/defensively!
BABE RUTH IS A BETTER PLAYER NO MATTER WHAT. YOUR COMPARING THE FIRST 10 YEAR SORRY BUT BABE RUTH FIRST 10 YEAR WAS BETTER THE PUJOL ON THEN FACE HE WAS A PITCHER AND A GOOD ONE. Your going to say I'm an Yankee fan but most non Yankee fan know the truth.
1. Joe McGinnity, P, 1901–1902  2. Babe Ruth, OF, 1920–1934  3. Mariano Rivera, P, 1995–present  4. Elston Howard, C, 1955–1967  5. Joe DiMaggio, OF, 1936–1951  6. Whitey Ford, P, 1950–1967  7. Lou Gehrig, IF, 1923–1939  8. Yogi Berra, C, 1946–1963  9. Cy Seymour, OF, 1901–1902  10. Derek Jeter, IF, 1995–present  

#14 | 916 days ago
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TatsuKlinga2812812 wrote:
BABE RUTH IS A BETTER PLAYER NO MATTER WHAT. YOUR COMPARING THE FIRST 10 YEAR SORRY BUT BABE RUTH FIRST 10 YEAR WAS BETTER THE PUJOL ON THEN FACE HE WAS A PITCHER AND A GOOD ONE. Your going to say I'm an Yankee fan but most non Yankee fan know the truth.
Ruth was a Red Sox player most of his first 10 years, so I would be calling you a Boston fan! LOL

If you actually READ what I wrote, if Albert stays healthy, by the time his career ends Ruth would be a mere footnote in ancient history.
1. Joe DiMaggio, OF, 1936–1951  2. Lou Gehrig, IF, 1923–1939  3. Yogi Berra, C, 1946–1963  4. Mickey Mantle, OF, 1951–1968  5. Whitey Ford, P, 1950–1967  6. Reggie Jackson, OF, 1977–1981  7. Billy Martin, IF, 1950–1957  8. Mariano Rivera, P, 1995–present  9. Derek Jeter, IF, 1995–present  10. Graig Nettles, IF, 1973–1983  

#15 | 916 days ago

 BDV4U wrote:
Ruth was a Red Sox player most of his first 10 years, so I would be calling you a Boston fan! LOL

If you actually READ what I wrote, if Albert stays healthy, by the time his career ends Ruth would be a mere footnote in ancient history.
Some number the Ruth has live average and all the key number's I'm sorry Pujols doesn't have a shot.

You can't compare the first 10 years of Babe Ruth and Albert Pujol's you to compare them when Babe Ruth first started hitting baseballs on a full term bases because the first year's Babe Ruth was a pitcher and a TWO time World Series winning PITCHER. Babe Ruth really had two baseball career pitcher and an outfield two different things and shouldn't be judged on equal footing. But even if you did the fact that Ruth has 94 win's and 712 just destroy's what ever anyone else can do until someone gets 95 win's and 715 home run which that number will never happen for the rest of baseball history. But if you really want to compare the first 10 year you can do so with comparing the first 10 year's of Babe Ruth as a full time fielder. This is only fair really since only Ruth pitched it wouldn't be fair for Pujol's either since he never pitched in his life well in the major's that is. Your going to say im a cry baby about thing but it is the fact. Player will and have better numbers then Michael Jordan like Kobe Bryant who is not better then Jordan at all it is more product of the era. Pujol's might have better number that because he didn't pitch a major part of his career. If Ruth didn't pitch he would crush all number that not even Bonds can get. Babe Ruth has 714 home runs without really being an hitter for the major part of his career. LIKE I SAID PUJOLS MIGHT COME UP WITH BETTER NUMBER BUT IT IS THE ERA AND THEY DIDN'T KEEP A LOT OF NUMBER FOR RUTH BACK THEN. PLUS MANY OF THE MAIN NUMBER PUJOL'S WILL NEVER TOP BABE RUTH.



BABE RUTH WILL NEVER BE A FOOTNOTE TO ANYONE INCLUDING ALBERT PUJOL. BABE RUTH WILL ALWAYS BE THE BEST PLAYER IN BASEBALL HISTORY HE HAS NUMBER NO ONE WILL GET. HE A BETTER PLAYER THEN PUJOL'S CALL RUTH A FOOTNOTE. AS I SAID BEFORE YOU WANNA GO ON TOTAL CAREER. A-ROD A BETTER 5 TOOL PLAYER BETTER HE WAS A SHORTSTOP MEANING YOUR D HAS TO BE BETTER THEN A FIRST BASEMEN AND I THINK IF A-ROD GET'S THE HOME RUN RECORD I THINK IT WILL SAY FOR A LONG TIME I DON'T THINK PUJOL'S CAN DO IT HE HAS A BAD BACK. HE 30 YEAR OLD A-ROD STARTED A NUMBER OF YEAR'S AHEAD OF HIM BUT STERIOD TOOK A-ROD DOWN. BUT RUTH IS BETTER THEN THEM BOTH AND ANYONE ELSE. I WAS LOOKING AT THE FIRST 10 YEARS OF RUTH AS AN YANKEE RUTH WAS BETTER THE FIRST 10 YEAR'S AS ALBERT BUT ALBERT HAD A 5 YEAR LEAD THAT WHY HIS NUMBER WOULD BE BETTER. IF RUTH WAS A HITTER THE FIRST 5 YEAR HE WOULD OF PUT NUMBERS UP NO ONE COULD EVEN TOUCH INCLUDING HOME RUN RECORD HE WOULD HAVE CLOSE TO 900 HOME RUN'S IF HE WAS NOT A PITCHER.
1. Joe McGinnity, P, 1901–1902  2. Babe Ruth, OF, 1920–1934  3. Mariano Rivera, P, 1995–present  4. Elston Howard, C, 1955–1967  5. Joe DiMaggio, OF, 1936–1951  6. Whitey Ford, P, 1950–1967  7. Lou Gehrig, IF, 1923–1939  8. Yogi Berra, C, 1946–1963  9. Cy Seymour, OF, 1901–1902  10. Derek Jeter, IF, 1995–present  

#16 | 916 days ago

 BDV4U wrote:
Ruth was a Red Sox player most of his first 10 years, so I would be calling you a Boston fan! LOL

If you actually READ what I wrote, if Albert stays healthy, by the time his career ends Ruth would be a mere footnote in ancient history.
Pujols better then Ruth will never happen and that without his pitching numbers. His offensive number are better. As long as baseball is played no player will ever be better then Babe Ruth he is the best Yankee in History best player in History
1. Joe McGinnity, P, 1901–1902  2. Babe Ruth, OF, 1920–1934  3. Mariano Rivera, P, 1995–present  4. Elston Howard, C, 1955–1967  5. Joe DiMaggio, OF, 1936–1951  6. Whitey Ford, P, 1950–1967  7. Lou Gehrig, IF, 1923–1939  8. Yogi Berra, C, 1946–1963  9. Cy Seymour, OF, 1901–1902  10. Derek Jeter, IF, 1995–present  

#17 | 916 days ago
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I love getting under your skin. See you in 10-15 years when Prince Albert & Ichiro retire and everyone is saying "George Herman who?!?" LOL
1. Joe DiMaggio, OF, 1936–1951  2. Lou Gehrig, IF, 1923–1939  3. Yogi Berra, C, 1946–1963  4. Mickey Mantle, OF, 1951–1968  5. Whitey Ford, P, 1950–1967  6. Reggie Jackson, OF, 1977–1981  7. Billy Martin, IF, 1950–1957  8. Mariano Rivera, P, 1995–present  9. Derek Jeter, IF, 1995–present  10. Graig Nettles, IF, 1973–1983  

#18 | 916 days ago

 WRONG SHOW YOU HAVE NO CLUE ABOUT BASEBALL. I'M GLAD YANKEE FAN'S ARE SMARTER. AS SOON AS PUJOLS GETS 7 WORLD SERIES NO WAY HE CAN BE AS GOOD AS BABE RUTH. I BET HE A JUICE MONEY LIKE HIS HITTING COACH AND YOU BUT YOUR PROBLEM IS EATING TO MUCH FAT
1. Joe McGinnity, P, 1901–1902  2. Babe Ruth, OF, 1920–1934  3. Mariano Rivera, P, 1995–present  4. Elston Howard, C, 1955–1967  5. Joe DiMaggio, OF, 1936–1951  6. Whitey Ford, P, 1950–1967  7. Lou Gehrig, IF, 1923–1939  8. Yogi Berra, C, 1946–1963  9. Cy Seymour, OF, 1901–1902  10. Derek Jeter, IF, 1995–present  

#19 | 916 days ago

 BDV4U wrote:
I love getting under your skin. See you in 10-15 years when Prince Albert & Ichiro retire and everyone is saying "George Herman who?!?" LOL
fact is he not even as good a bond the best bull shit and your saying Ichiro you really have no clue about baseball only one former Mariner is even on the level of a
Ruth Ken Griffy Jr of course
1. Joe McGinnity, P, 1901–1902  2. Babe Ruth, OF, 1920–1934  3. Mariano Rivera, P, 1995–present  4. Elston Howard, C, 1955–1967  5. Joe DiMaggio, OF, 1936–1951  6. Whitey Ford, P, 1950–1967  7. Lou Gehrig, IF, 1923–1939  8. Yogi Berra, C, 1946–1963  9. Cy Seymour, OF, 1901–1902  10. Derek Jeter, IF, 1995–present  

#20 | 916 days ago

 BDV4U wrote:
I love getting under your skin. See you in 10-15 years when Prince Albert & Ichiro retire and everyone is saying "George Herman who?!?" LOL
PLEASE WHEN I CREATE A THRED DON'T TALK ABOUT THE YANKEE BECAUSE YOU HAVE NO CLUE WHAT IS A GOOD TEAM AND WHAT IS A GOOD PLAYER. YOU HAVE NO CLUE.
1. Joe McGinnity, P, 1901–1902  2. Babe Ruth, OF, 1920–1934  3. Mariano Rivera, P, 1995–present  4. Elston Howard, C, 1955–1967  5. Joe DiMaggio, OF, 1936–1951  6. Whitey Ford, P, 1950–1967  7. Lou Gehrig, IF, 1923–1939  8. Yogi Berra, C, 1946–1963  9. Cy Seymour, OF, 1901–1902  10. Derek Jeter, IF, 1995–present  

#21 | 916 days ago
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WOW, I really AM under your skin! I LOVE IT!!! I have more baseball knowledge under the nail of my left pinkie finger than you have in your whole family, so don't even go there.

200-Hit seasons? Suzuki 10/10 - Ruth 3/22 - Pujols 1/10
.300+ BA? Suzuki 10/10 - Ruth 17/22 - Pujols 10/10
100 R? Suzuki 8/10 - Ruth 12/22 - Pujols 9/10 (99 the 1 year)
30+ SB? Suzuki 9/10 - Ruth 0/22 - Pujols 0/10
100+ RBI? Suzuki 0/10 - Ruth 13/22 - Pujols 10/10
300+ Ttl Bases? Suzuki 2/10 - Ruth 11/22 - Pujols 10/10

Here are 2 men that have set RECORDS in their first 10 years, and each are on pace to obliterate career records of Ruth, Rose, Bonds, Cobb, DiMaggio, Hornsby, etc. by the time their playing days are through. Just because they don't wear navy pinstripes with an interlocking "NY" doesn't mean they aren't significant! There are 29 other teams other than the Yankees, and until you wake up and realize that, you're the one without a clue!
1. Joe DiMaggio, OF, 1936–1951  2. Lou Gehrig, IF, 1923–1939  3. Yogi Berra, C, 1946–1963  4. Mickey Mantle, OF, 1951–1968  5. Whitey Ford, P, 1950–1967  6. Reggie Jackson, OF, 1977–1981  7. Billy Martin, IF, 1950–1957  8. Mariano Rivera, P, 1995–present  9. Derek Jeter, IF, 1995–present  10. Graig Nettles, IF, 1973–1983  

#22 | 913 days ago

 (Edited by TatsuKlinga2812812)
BDV4U wrote:
WOW, I really AM under your skin! I LOVE IT!!! I have more baseball knowledge under the nail of my left pinkie finger than you have in your whole family, so don't even go there.

200-Hit seasons? Suzuki 10/10 - Ruth 3/22 - Pujols 1/10
.300+ BA? Suzuki 10/10 - Ruth 17/22 - Pujols 10/10
100 R? Suzuki 8/10 - Ruth 12/22 - Pujols 9/10 (99 the 1 year)
30+ SB? Suzuki 9/10 - Ruth 0/22 - Pujols 0/10
100+ RBI? Suzuki 0/10 - Ruth 13/22 - Pujols 10/10
300+ Ttl Bases? Suzuki 2/10 - Ruth 11/22 - Pujols 10/10

Here are 2 men that have set RECORDS in their first 10 years, and each are on pace to obliterate career records of Ruth, Rose, Bonds, Cobb, DiMaggio, Hornsby, etc. by the time their playing days are through. Just because they don't wear navy pinstripes with an interlocking "NY" doesn't mean they aren't significant! There are 29 other teams other than the Yankees, and until you wake up and realize that, you're the one without a clue!
Yet looking at most of the major STAT NUMBER'S LIKE OBP AND OTHER NUMBERS HE HAS NUMBERS THAT ARE THE MOST IMPORTANT THAT NOT EVEN PUJOLS WILL GET. HE REALLY HAD A 17 YEAR CAREER AFTER HIS PITCHING CAREER AT THAT YOU KNOW HE PITCHED THE FIRST NUMBER OF YEAR'S HE PLAYED TELL ME SOMEONE TODAY WHO CAN PITCH TO 5-6 YEAR'S AND END UP WITH 714 HOME RUN'S AMAZING YET YOU THINK ONE OF THE BEST PLAYERS OF ALL TIME IS GARBAGE AND WILL MEAN NOTHING IN THE FUTURE. YOU GOING TO PUT HIM WITH JUST AVERAGE PLAYERS. YOU DON'T KNOW YOUR HISTORY OR RESPECT IT. HE WILL ALWAY'S BE ONE OF THE BEST PLAYERS OF ALL TIME NO MATTER WHAT.
1. Joe McGinnity, P, 1901–1902  2. Babe Ruth, OF, 1920–1934  3. Mariano Rivera, P, 1995–present  4. Elston Howard, C, 1955–1967  5. Joe DiMaggio, OF, 1936–1951  6. Whitey Ford, P, 1950–1967  7. Lou Gehrig, IF, 1923–1939  8. Yogi Berra, C, 1946–1963  9. Cy Seymour, OF, 1901–1902  10. Derek Jeter, IF, 1995–present  

#23 | 913 days ago
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TatsuKlinga2812812 wrote:
Yet looking at most of the major STAT NUMBER'S LIKE OBP AND OTHER NUMBERS HE HAS NUMBERS THAT ARE THE MOST IMPORTANT THAT NOT EVEN PUJOLS WILL GET. HE REALLY HAD A 17 YEAR CAREER AFTER HIS PITCHING CAREER AT THAT YOU KNOW HE PITCHED THE FIRST NUMBER OF YEAR'S HE PLAYED TELL ME SOMEONE TODAY WHO CAN PITCH TO 5-6 YEAR'S AND END UP WITH 714 HOME RUN'S AMAZING YET YOU THINK ONE OF THE BEST PLAYERS OF ALL TIME IS GARBAGE AND WILL MEAN NOTHING IN THE FUTURE. YOU GOING TO PUT HIM WITH JUST AVERAGE PLAYERS. YOU DON'T KNOW YOUR HISTORY OR RESPECT IT. HE WILL ALWAY'S BE ONE OF THE BEST PLAYERS OF ALL TIME NO MATTER WHAT.
I have WAY more perspective than you do. There were very few GOOD pitchers in Ruth's day. Less teams, less games, less media pressures. How many times did a scardy-cat manager hold up 4 fingers whenever Ruth came to the plate?

George would never had survived this era, much less dominate it. THAT is knowing history & respecting it!
1. Joe DiMaggio, OF, 1936–1951  2. Lou Gehrig, IF, 1923–1939  3. Yogi Berra, C, 1946–1963  4. Mickey Mantle, OF, 1951–1968  5. Whitey Ford, P, 1950–1967  6. Reggie Jackson, OF, 1977–1981  7. Billy Martin, IF, 1950–1957  8. Mariano Rivera, P, 1995–present  9. Derek Jeter, IF, 1995–present  10. Graig Nettles, IF, 1973–1983  

#24 | 913 days ago

 BDV4U wrote:
I have WAY more perspective than you do. There were very few GOOD pitchers in Ruth's day. Less teams, less games, less media pressures. How many times did a scardy-cat manager hold up 4 fingers whenever Ruth came to the plate?

George would never had survived this era, much less dominate it. THAT is knowing history & respecting it!
First off one thing you can not teach is power Ruth had that. Ruth had country power you can't teach that. He had a few advantages so did Pujol.Like more games. Steriods that Albert Pujols uses blah blah blah.  Like you can't teach speed you have to have it to begin with.
Second he had a wonderful on base%. I think Babe Ruth could play in any area and do just as well. You about not as many team's blah blah blah. Albert Pujols had way more advantages then Ruth ever did like year round condition. Technology and advanded meds. I say good althetes can play in any area. Picture a more fit better conditioned Babe Ruth in today's area. He would kill the pitching I think as he done in the past that if he even became a baseball player. You don't understand body science I went to college about that stuff.

Media Pressure in St. Louis come on that place isn't New York City this place is hard to live in why Zack doesn't wanna pitch for the Yankee's media would kill him. Zack said he will pitch for St Louis tells me something they should get him.
1. Joe McGinnity, P, 1901–1902  2. Babe Ruth, OF, 1920–1934  3. Mariano Rivera, P, 1995–present  4. Elston Howard, C, 1955–1967  5. Joe DiMaggio, OF, 1936–1951  6. Whitey Ford, P, 1950–1967  7. Lou Gehrig, IF, 1923–1939  8. Yogi Berra, C, 1946–1963  9. Cy Seymour, OF, 1901–1902  10. Derek Jeter, IF, 1995–present  

#25 | 912 days ago
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I will give you that Ruth had power to get the hits he did in the "Dead Ball Era". The only ones that think Pujols juices are insane. How you can fool the constant testing all these years and STILL be clean - com'on!

Ruth couldn't live in today's New York. The drinking, women, etc., he would have been vilified & banned faster than A-Roid after he got caught! LOL
1. Joe DiMaggio, OF, 1936–1951  2. Lou Gehrig, IF, 1923–1939  3. Yogi Berra, C, 1946–1963  4. Mickey Mantle, OF, 1951–1968  5. Whitey Ford, P, 1950–1967  6. Reggie Jackson, OF, 1977–1981  7. Billy Martin, IF, 1950–1957  8. Mariano Rivera, P, 1995–present  9. Derek Jeter, IF, 1995–present  10. Graig Nettles, IF, 1973–1983  

#26 | 912 days ago

 BDV4U wrote:
I will give you that Ruth had power to get the hits he did in the "Dead Ball Era". The only ones that think Pujols juices are insane. How you can fool the constant testing all these years and STILL be clean - com'on!

Ruth couldn't live in today's New York. The drinking, women, etc., he would have been vilified & banned faster than A-Roid after he got caught! LOL
TRUUST ME OR DON'T THEY HAVE DRUGS THAT PEOPLE WILL NEVER FIND WELL TESTERS THAT IS. DRUG'S HAVE SUCH A SHORT HALF LIFE IT TAKE'S LESS THEN A DAY TO BE OUT OF YOUR BODY.. Derek lives a similar life style in this era but they have more then just beer this era crack and other stuff.
1. Joe McGinnity, P, 1901–1902  2. Babe Ruth, OF, 1920–1934  3. Mariano Rivera, P, 1995–present  4. Elston Howard, C, 1955–1967  5. Joe DiMaggio, OF, 1936–1951  6. Whitey Ford, P, 1950–1967  7. Lou Gehrig, IF, 1923–1939  8. Yogi Berra, C, 1946–1963  9. Cy Seymour, OF, 1901–1902  10. Derek Jeter, IF, 1995–present  

#27 | 912 days ago

 BDV4U wrote:
I will give you that Ruth had power to get the hits he did in the "Dead Ball Era". The only ones that think Pujols juices are insane. How you can fool the constant testing all these years and STILL be clean - com'on!

Ruth couldn't live in today's New York. The drinking, women, etc., he would have been vilified & banned faster than A-Roid after he got caught! LOL
Power is Power no matter what he would have to adjust but I think he would be better. DNA he had the DNA to do it I be he could of hit any ball he wanted to hit in today's game. He would be one of the best player's in today era but both era's have advantages and disadvantages.  LOOK WHO MADE THE HOME RUN MORE POPULAR BABE RUTH HE WAS A HOME RUN HITTER THAT KIND OF SKILL WOULD TRANLATE INTO ANY ERA NO MATTER WHAT PITCHING STYLE YOU HAVE. MY BOOK BABE RUTH FACED SOME OF THE BEST PITCHERS EVER.
1. Joe McGinnity, P, 1901–1902  2. Babe Ruth, OF, 1920–1934  3. Mariano Rivera, P, 1995–present  4. Elston Howard, C, 1955–1967  5. Joe DiMaggio, OF, 1936–1951  6. Whitey Ford, P, 1950–1967  7. Lou Gehrig, IF, 1923–1939  8. Yogi Berra, C, 1946–1963  9. Cy Seymour, OF, 1901–1902  10. Derek Jeter, IF, 1995–present  

#28 | 912 days ago
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TatsuKlinga2812812 wrote:
Power is Power no matter what he would have to adjust but I think he would be better. DNA he had the DNA to do it I be he could of hit any ball he wanted to hit in today's game. He would be one of the best player's in today era but both era's have advantages and disadvantages.  LOOK WHO MADE THE HOME RUN MORE POPULAR BABE RUTH HE WAS A HOME RUN HITTER THAT KIND OF SKILL WOULD TRANLATE INTO ANY ERA NO MATTER WHAT PITCHING STYLE YOU HAVE. MY BOOK BABE RUTH FACED SOME OF THE BEST PITCHERS EVER.
Some of the best WHITE pitchers of that time. He never got to face CC Sabathia, David Price, Pedro Martinez, Luis Tiant or any of the good-to-great black, hispanic, asian, etc. players of his day, or all-time. It's like me claiming I was the greatest player of all time at my high school - we never faced anyone good, so any boast would be meaningless!
1. Joe DiMaggio, OF, 1936–1951  2. Lou Gehrig, IF, 1923–1939  3. Yogi Berra, C, 1946–1963  4. Mickey Mantle, OF, 1951–1968  5. Whitey Ford, P, 1950–1967  6. Reggie Jackson, OF, 1977–1981  7. Billy Martin, IF, 1950–1957  8. Mariano Rivera, P, 1995–present  9. Derek Jeter, IF, 1995–present  10. Graig Nettles, IF, 1973–1983  

#29 | 912 days ago

 BDV4U wrote:
Some of the best WHITE pitchers of that time. He never got to face CC Sabathia, David Price, Pedro Martinez, Luis Tiant or any of the good-to-great black, hispanic, asian, etc. players of his day, or all-time. It's like me claiming I was the greatest player of all time at my high school - we never faced anyone good, so any boast would be meaningless!
Blah Blah Blah Blah. Babe Ruth was the pitcher which make's him better then any other hitter because unlike Pujol's he can hit a home run and throw the ball 60 feet away. RUTH NOT FACING MINORITY ATHLETES IS NOT RUTH FAULT JUST LIKE PUJOLS FACING PITCHERS THAT USES PED'S HIS PUJOLS FAULT EVERY ERA HAS? BUT THE RECORDS ARE SET IN STONE AND REALLY RUTH DID FACE EVERYONE HE HIT 104 HOME RUN'S ONE YEAR IT IS IN A BOOK READ IT. HE FACED BLACK PLAYERS AND HE EVEN PITCHED IN MY HOME BALL PARK BASEBALL IS FAR DIFFERENT THEN YEAR'S AGO PLAYERS DIDN'T GET PAID THAT MUCH. FACT RUTH ONLY MADE UNDER A MILLION DOLLARS HIS CAREER. BUT YOU CAN LOOK AT PUJOL'S LIKE THIS HE HAS MORE GAME'S TO PLAY THAT ALLOWS HIM TO PAD HIS STATS. HE HAD FAR MORE STUFF LIKE MEDICAL SCIENCE THAT RUTH DIDN'T EVEN COME CLOSE TO. RUTH DIDN'T EVEN HAVE STERIODS LIKE PUJOLS DOES DON'T SAY THEY WOULD CATCH HIM. STUPID PEOPLE GET CAUGHT THERE STUFF NO ONE WILL CATCH. BUT ENOUGH OF THAT. FIRST YOU HAVE PITCHER BACK THE THAT WON WELL OVER 300 GAME THAT WILL NEVER HAPPEN RUTH HAD TO FACE THOSE PITCHERS. THESE PITCHERS ARE BABY'S COMPARED TO 100 YEARS AGO OR EVEN 25 YEARS AGO FACT. RUTH HAD TO WORK YEAR ROUND ONE YEAR TODAY THE PLAYER NEVER HAS TO WORK EVER AGAIN IF THEY ARE SMART. I CAN LIVE OFF EVEN A MILLION DOLLAR CONTRACT THE REST OF MY LIFE.
1. Joe McGinnity, P, 1901–1902  2. Babe Ruth, OF, 1920–1934  3. Mariano Rivera, P, 1995–present  4. Elston Howard, C, 1955–1967  5. Joe DiMaggio, OF, 1936–1951  6. Whitey Ford, P, 1950–1967  7. Lou Gehrig, IF, 1923–1939  8. Yogi Berra, C, 1946–1963  9. Cy Seymour, OF, 1901–1902  10. Derek Jeter, IF, 1995–present  

#30 | 912 days ago

 BDV4U wrote:
Some of the best WHITE pitchers of that time. He never got to face CC Sabathia, David Price, Pedro Martinez, Luis Tiant or any of the good-to-great black, hispanic, asian, etc. players of his day, or all-time. It's like me claiming I was the greatest player of all time at my high school - we never faced anyone good, so any boast would be meaningless!
MOST OF THE TOP PITCHERS TODAY ARE WHITE THE COLOR THING CAN GO OUT THE WINDOW AND I'M MIXED COLOR IS VERY OVER RATED. Talent is Talent. Babe Ruth can play any era, Pujols can DNA is the key and that doesn't change.
1. Joe McGinnity, P, 1901–1902  2. Babe Ruth, OF, 1920–1934  3. Mariano Rivera, P, 1995–present  4. Elston Howard, C, 1955–1967  5. Joe DiMaggio, OF, 1936–1951  6. Whitey Ford, P, 1950–1967  7. Lou Gehrig, IF, 1923–1939  8. Yogi Berra, C, 1946–1963  9. Cy Seymour, OF, 1901–1902  10. Derek Jeter, IF, 1995–present  

#31 | 912 days ago
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You keep missing the point - Ruth played in a watered down era because some of the greatest players of all time were not allowed to play in his league. ANY record, pre-1947, is subject to debate!

I have already given Ruth credit for what he did in his time, but I refuse to deify him beyond being the best player of the early 20th Century, but not a god by any stretch of the imagination. You want a real hero, stick to the Alis in the world that went far beyond his sport to galvanize populations! Ruth was only a face man for never giving up on orphans. He would never win a Clemente Award, Nobel Prize or any other recognition beyond what he did on the field. Yes, he was the most famous person of his day, but that crap wouldn't fly in 2010!
1. Joe DiMaggio, OF, 1936–1951  2. Lou Gehrig, IF, 1923–1939  3. Yogi Berra, C, 1946–1963  4. Mickey Mantle, OF, 1951–1968  5. Whitey Ford, P, 1950–1967  6. Reggie Jackson, OF, 1977–1981  7. Billy Martin, IF, 1950–1957  8. Mariano Rivera, P, 1995–present  9. Derek Jeter, IF, 1995–present  10. Graig Nettles, IF, 1973–1983  

#32 | 912 days ago

 What you said about Babe Ruth was the most famous boxer of his day which is wrong really. The most famous athlete was the first millionair earning athlete ever James Toney he was the most famous athlete of his day. He was a famous boxer and more popular then Ruth. But you know were boxing is today so of course people don't know who he is today. Babe Ruth just in a few decades became of most famous athlete of his day it was not alway's like that. King of like Tiger Wood's and Michael Jordan today Michael Jordan as famous as he was is not as famous as Tiger Wood's or even Ali who is maybe the most famous American Athlete in the history of American Sports. But he is the most popular athlete of the Ruth era today.
1. Joe McGinnity, P, 1901–1902  2. Babe Ruth, OF, 1920–1934  3. Mariano Rivera, P, 1995–present  4. Elston Howard, C, 1955–1967  5. Joe DiMaggio, OF, 1936–1951  6. Whitey Ford, P, 1950–1967  7. Lou Gehrig, IF, 1923–1939  8. Yogi Berra, C, 1946–1963  9. Cy Seymour, OF, 1901–1902  10. Derek Jeter, IF, 1995–present  

#33 | 912 days ago

 BDV4U wrote:
You keep missing the point - Ruth played in a watered down era because some of the greatest players of all time were not allowed to play in his league. ANY record, pre-1947, is subject to debate!

I have already given Ruth credit for what he did in his time, but I refuse to deify him beyond being the best player of the early 20th Century, but not a god by any stretch of the imagination. You want a real hero, stick to the Alis in the world that went far beyond his sport to galvanize populations! Ruth was only a face man for never giving up on orphans. He would never win a Clemente Award, Nobel Prize or any other recognition beyond what he did on the field. Yes, he was the most famous person of his day, but that crap wouldn't fly in 2010!
The main difference between Babe Ruth and Pujols. Pujols might I say might break the home run record. Babe Ruth smashed the Record and if it about the era how come it took decades to be broken and almost an 100 years to be broken twice. He smashed every record of the day if he as bad how come no one else done it not even close. HE IS THE BEST BASEBALL PLAYER OF THE 20TH CENTURY OF BASEBALL STRIAGHT UP DUDE.   WATERED DOWN ERA STILL HAD PRETTY GREAT ATHLETE TWO ARE YANKEES DUDE BUT YOU HATE THE YANKEES SO YOU REALLY HAVE NO REASON TO TALK ABOUT ANYTHING. MOST PEOPLE KNOW THE IMPACT OF BABE RUTH HE SAVED THE SPORT FROM DIEING. PEOPLE SAY HE MIGHT OF BEEN THE FIRST AFRICAN AMERICAN ATHLETE THEY SAY HE WAS MIXED BUT I DON'T KNOW.
1. Joe McGinnity, P, 1901–1902  2. Babe Ruth, OF, 1920–1934  3. Mariano Rivera, P, 1995–present  4. Elston Howard, C, 1955–1967  5. Joe DiMaggio, OF, 1936–1951  6. Whitey Ford, P, 1950–1967  7. Lou Gehrig, IF, 1923–1939  8. Yogi Berra, C, 1946–1963  9. Cy Seymour, OF, 1901–1902  10. Derek Jeter, IF, 1995–present  

#34 | 912 days ago
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1) You keep crying until your navy pinstriped in the face that I hate the Yankees. Just because I don't agree with you, doesn't mean I hate the Yankees. It simply means I don't support your ideology.
2) Jackie Robinson wasn't the first African-American athlete, not even in Major League Baseball. There were athletes long before Ruth that were of non-Caucasian origin. Blacks & Hispanics were banned from the National League and American Association in the early 1880s, with the first Negro League (the National Colored Base Ball League) forming in 1887. They were banned from the minor leagues soon after the start of the 20th Century.
3) Ruth's success coincided with the change in how the baseball was made in 1920. Him obliterating previous records gives him as much of an asterisk as Maris using 7 more games to hit 61 HR and the vast number of players that benefited from PEDs before they were banned in 2005.

Allow me to reiterate what I've said several times, yet you still don't listen to - I give Ruth all the credit for what he did in his playing career. Just don't ask me to call him God! I WILL NEVER DO IT!!!!!
1. Joe DiMaggio, OF, 1936–1951  2. Lou Gehrig, IF, 1923–1939  3. Yogi Berra, C, 1946–1963  4. Mickey Mantle, OF, 1951–1968  5. Whitey Ford, P, 1950–1967  6. Reggie Jackson, OF, 1977–1981  7. Billy Martin, IF, 1950–1957  8. Mariano Rivera, P, 1995–present  9. Derek Jeter, IF, 1995–present  10. Graig Nettles, IF, 1973–1983  


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