1. Babe Ruth
2. Barry Bonds
3. Willie Mays
4. Ted Williams
5. Hank Aaron
6. Ty Cobb
7. Mickey Mantle
8. Honus Wagner
9. Walter Johnson
10. Lou Gehrig (Vote Off Winner)
11. Stan Musial (Vote Off Runner-Up)
12. Cy Young
13. Joe Dimaggio
14. Roger Clemens
15. Rogers Hornsby
16. Alex Rodriguez
17. Tris Speaker
18. Sandy Koufax
19. Lefty Grove
20. Satchel Paige
21. Mike Schmidt
22. Pete Rose
23. Nolan Ryan
24. Frank Robinson
25. Ken Griffey Jr.
26. Joe Morgan
27. Josh Gibson
28. Pedro Martinez
29. Warren Spahn
30. Greg Maddux
31. Roberto Clemente
32. Jimmie Foxx
33. Ernie Banks
34. Rickey Henderson
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Shoeless Joe Jackson
Notable Achievements
* 3rd Highest Career Batting Average
* Hit .408 in 1911
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Christy Mathewson
Notable Achievements
* 373 career wins (3rd all-time)
* 2.13 career era (8th all-time)
* 1.059 career whip (5th all time)
* Won 20 games or more 13 times, won 30 games or more 4 times.
* Pitched 79 shutouts (3rd all time)
* Won NL Pitcher's Triple Crown in 1905 and 1908
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Sammy Sosa
Notable Achievements
# 7-time NL All-Star (1995, 1998-2002 & 2004)
# NL MVP (1998)
# 6-time NL Silver Slugger Award Winner (1995 & 1999-2002)
# 3-time NL Runs Scored Leader (1998, 2001 & 2002)
# 3-time NL Total Bases Leader (1998, 1999 & 2001)
# 2-time NL Home Runs Leader (2000 & 2002)
# 2-time NL RBI Leader (1998 & 2001)
# 20-Home Run Seasons: 12 (1993-2004)
# 30-Home Run Seasons: 11 (1993 & 1995-2004)
# 40-Home Run Seasons: 7 (1996, 1998-2003)
# 50-Home Run Seasons: 4 (1998-2001)
# 60-Home Run Seasons: 3 (1998, 1999 & 2001)
# 100 RBI Seasons: 9 (1995-2003)
# 100 Runs Scored Seasons: 5 (1998-2002)
# 2-time 30-30 Club Member (1993 & 1995)
Records Held
* Home runs, one month, 20, June 1998
* Strikeouts, right handed batter, career, 21
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Randy Johnson
Notable Achievements
* 10-time All-Star (1990, 1993-95, 1997, 1999, 2000-02, 2004)
* World Series MVP Award (with Curt Schilling, 2001) with Arizona Diamondbacks
* American League Cy Young Award winner (1995)
* National League Cy Young Award winner (1999, 2000-02)
* Finished 6th in American League MVP voting (1995)
* In 2001, he became the first pitcher to record 3 wins in a single World Series since Mickey Lolich, and the 13th overall
* Finished 7th in National League MVP voting (2002)
* Led the league in ERA four times (1995, 1999, 2001, 2002)
* Led the league in wins (2002)
* Led the league in Strikeouts (1992-95, 1999, 2000-02, 2004)
* Is one of four pitchers to win the Cy Young for both the American and National League (Pedro Martinez, Roger Clemens, & Gaylord Perry being the others).
* Won Triple Crown (led league in wins, ERA and strikeouts) (2002)
* On August 23, 2002, struck out 3 batters on 9 pitches in the 6th inning of a 3-2 win over the Chicago Cubs. Became the 21st National League pitcher and the 30th pitcher in Major League history to accomplish the nine-strike/three-strikeout half-inning.
* Struck out 19 batters in a game (June 24, 1997 against Oakland Athletics; August 8, 1997 against Chicago White Sox)
* Struck out 20 batters in a game on May 8, 2001 against Cincinnati Reds; Johnson recorded all 20 strikeouts in the first nine innings, but because the game went into extra innings, it was not categorized by MLB as an "official" 20-strikeout game (Tom Cheney's 16-inning, 21-strikeout game is also listed separately). Baseball has since reversed itself on the game, and now lists Johnson with Roger Clemens and Kerry Wood as 20-K pitchers.
* 4,591 career strikeouts (3rd overall)
* 10.86 strikeouts per 9 innings over career (1st overall)
* Career 280-147 record
* Threw no-hitter: June 2, 1990 (Seattle Mariners 2, Detroit Tigers 0)
* Threw perfect game: May 18, 2004 (Arizona Diamondbacks 2, Atlanta Braves 0) and became the oldest player to accomplish it, at age 40.
* In 2005, The Sporting News published an update of their 1999 book Baseball's 100 Greatest Players. Johnson did not make the original edition, but for the 2005 update, with his career totals considerably higher and his 2001 World Championship season taken into account, he was ranked at Number 60.
* Holds an MLB record with 5 consecutive 300-strikeout seasons (1998-2002)
* Diamondback Franchise Single Season Strikeout Record holder with 372 in 2001. This is also a top record of the new millenium turn. He also holds the Diamondback Franchise Record for Single Season Wins with 24 in 2002.
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George Brett
Career Highlights
* American League MVP: 1980
* American League Championship Series MVP: 1985
* Lou Gehrig Memorial Award: 1986
* American League Batting Champion: 1976, 1980, 1990
* All-Star: 1976-1988
* Baseball Hall of Fame: 1999
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Derek Jeter
Notable Achievements
* 1993 South Atlantic League All-Star (SS)
* 1994 Florida State League All-Star (SS)
* 1994 Baseball America 1st Team Minor League All-Star (SS)
* 1994 Minor League Player of the Year
* 1994 NY Yankees Minor League Player of the Year
* 1994 Baseball America Minor League Player of the Year
* 1994 Florida State League Most Valuable Player
* 1995 International League All-Star (SS)
* 1996 AL Rookie of the Year
* 1998 NY Yankees Player of the Year
* 1999 NY Yankees Player of the Year
* 1999 Baseball America 1st-Team Major League All-Star (SS)
* 2000 All-Star Game Most Valuable Player
* 2000 New York Yankees Player of the Year
* 2000 World Series Most Valuable Player
* 2004 AL Gold Glove Award (SS)
* 2004 Baseball America 1st-Team Major League All-Star (SS)
* 2005 AL Gold Glove Award (SS)
* 2006 TSN Award (SS)
* 2006 AL Gold Glove Award (SS)
* 2006 Hank Aaron Award
* 2006 This Year In Baseball Awards Top Hitter
* 2006 NY Yankees Player of the Year
* 2006 AL Silver Slugger (SS)
# 1994 The Sporting News & Baseball America Minor League Player of the Year, Tampa Yankees, Florida State League, Albany-Colonie Yankees, Eastern League & Columbus Clippers, International League
# 1996 AL Rookie of the Year Award
# 1996 Topps All-Star Rookie Team
# 7-time AL All-Star (1998-2002, 2004 & 2006)
# 2000 All-Star Game MVP
# 2000 World Series MVP
# 3-time AL Gold Glove Winner (2004-2006)
# AL Silver Slugger Award Winner (2006)
# AL Runs Scored Leader (1998)
# AL Hits Leader (1999)
# 2-time AL Singles Leader (1997 & 1998)
# 20-Home Run Seasons: 3 (1999, 2001 & 2004)
# 100 RBI Seasons: 1 (1999)
# 100 Runs Scored Seasons: 10 (1996-2002 & 2004-2006)
# 200 Hits Seasons: 5 (1998-2000, 2005 & 2006)
# Won four World Series Rings with the New York Yankees (1996, 1998, 1999 & 2000)
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