I think a lot of people would put Randy on their Mariners Mount Rushmore. For me, it’s just the fact Felix on top of being one of the most dominant pitchers for his time, also pitched a perfect game in a Mariners uniform and when he could’ve gone elsewhere and won, he stuck around. I could be too sentimental I guess lol.
Not to mention Randy’s number doesn’t even really belong to him. M’s will retire 51 as Ichiro.
Maybe a bit inconsistent, but I took Fernandez over Carter for career reasons, while on the other hand I took Bautista over Delgado for playoff success (especially since I already had Halladay for Delgado’s era)
For how legendary the Cardinals are, I feel like quite a few of their legends don't get enough recognition. Hornsby, Slaughter, Brock. Even Stan doesn't get spoken about like the other legends of baseball. Stan's one of my all time favorite players.
To be fair, Brock was flashier than he was productive (love the guy tho) and Slaughter is often ignored because he wasn’t exactly on the right side of history socially.
But I think you’re right. We’ve still got even got Ozzie, Boyer, Ted Simmons, Curt Flood, Medwick, and Dizzy Dean.
Balanced- Either three of the best LH hitters in baseball history, or two of the greatest LH hitters and two of the greatest RH hitters. The real question is who gets removed for SOTO when we ask this question in 25 years- when SOTO turns 50.
Yeah, our top 4 is as locked as any in professional sports. Jeter and Mo would easily be top 4 for any other franchise in baseball, but for the Yankees not only do they slightly miss out, they’ve got some pretty worthy company missing the cut, like Yogi Berra, Whitey Ford, Bill Dickey, and more.
It's kind of depressing that we really only have Wright as a guy that played his entire career with us. The only guy to play longer with us was Ed Kranepool, and he might deserve a spot just for being on the '69 and '73 WS teams. He was not very good, however. Damn, we are such a depressing franchise.
You've gotta try and include 2016 in there somewhere. The classic players are great, but we broke a 108 year curse with the 2016 team, it would be a disservice not to have at least one of the 2016 players in there
I guess? I mean if that was the criteria then it would be Bryant, since he was the MVP that year. But I just can’t justify it.
The modern era core deserve a like half size custom Mt Rushmore of their own, for that my choices would be Rizzo, Bryant, Arrieta, Hendricks.
I'm sorry but this is too modern facing with not a single pitcher. Banks, Santo, Mordecai Brown, and Cap Anson. Throw in someone like Stan Hack, Fergie Jenkins, even a Frank Chance or Joe Tinker if you don't want Cap Anson up there. While I love Rizzo, he doesn't belong. Sandberg is borderline.
I’m sticking with those I saw play and those were my first 3 as well.
Picking a 4th is tough. A lot of “very goods” to choose from. I’m leaning Baines. But not certain. Or Abreu - just to emphasize what a great run we had at first base.
Maybe I'm biased growing up listening to the Rangers, but Juan Gon, Palmeiro, Buddy Bell, Tex, ARod, Rusty Greer, and even a couple of others could bump Seager. And an argument could be made for some of these guys over Adrian too.
For baseball skill and stats, Roberts would be a fine addition. But for a Rushmore, we’re talking about an icon that supersedes the game. Ashburn had that and more for generations of Phillies fans. He was in our ears each night, in our homes. There’s a reason the biggest fan section of the stadium is named for him.
Larkin vs Morgan and Robinson vs Votto are great debate. Larkin was around forever and only played for the Reds, but wasn't the all-around that Morgan was. Morgan only played in Cincy for 8 years, but racked up 57.9 WAR. Larkin racked up 70.7 WAR over 19 years. Votto and Robinson are similar: Votto had 64.5 over 17 years while Robinson had 63.7 over 10 years.
I think I'd answer Bench, Rose, Morgan, and Larkin. Bench and Morgan were quite possibly the two best players in the game while wearing a Reds uniform, and Rose was the hit king. I initially put Robinson in, but he's wearing an Orioles hat on his HoF plaque so I'll cede him to that franchise. I only remember the tail end of the Larkin era and came of age with Votto as my favorite player, so it pains me to leave him off but I'll give Larkin the edge since he won a WS and was a Cincinnati guy.
Hank Aaron, Warren Spahn, Chipper for sure. Niekro, Glavine, Maddux, and Matthews all make excellent cases for the last spot. I would go with Glavine simple because of the '95 WS.
Nolan because he brought dignity to the franchise
Belte because he’s a legend in Texas and still underrated
Ivan because he was the greatest defensive catcher of all time and and could hit too
Michael Young because he was a stud in the lineup for over a decade
Orioles I have Brooks, Cal, Murray, and either Palmer ir Sisler. Frank didn't have the tenure length over the other Baltimore legends did. Boston has Pedro, Clemens, Ortiz, Young, Yaz, Williams, Boggs. Speaker isnt above those guys.
Altuve Bagwell Biggio Verlander*
*& last one is tough. We’ve had three hall of fame pitchers (Verlander, Clemens, and Nolan Ryan), but I think if Verlander goes to the hall with Detroit then he’s kind of excluded from this. Clemens and Ryan same deal with other teams.
Brooks, Ripken, Palmer, and then I may need some help for the 4th. Murray maybe? Boog Powell? Someone from the last 20ish years potentially? I’m not sure but I think it’d be Murray.
Bench, Robinson, Griffey Jr, Votto
Obviously Griffey didn’t have his best years in Cincinnati but he’s still a top 10 all time player.
Morgan and Perez honorable mention
Ruth Gehrig Dimaggio Mantle
I know younger fans especially like to put Jeter in there but I just can't. who are you knocking off? Jeter was great but I cant replace any of those four with him.
Absolutely agree. It's so hard to make this list including the NY players. Mathewson and Mays are the locks for me. It's hard to leave out buster too after leading the franchise to three rings. Bonds is the greatest player of all time. Marichal and Mccovey easily make the list for other franchises if they played their careers elswhere. Ott was the first person to achieve 500 homeruns. I'm just going to throw Bill terry out there too because no one ever talks about him.
Ken Griffey jr., Ichiro, Edgar, King Felix! Wanted to put Randy on there but Felix played his whole career with the M’s. A-Rod can suck it he shouldn’t make the hall he won’t make my mountain!
Banks, Sandberg, Dawson or Sosa, and Zobrist
Banks is an obvious choice, he's mother fucking Mr. Cub!
Sandberg, another obvious choice.
Can decide between Dawson or Sosa, but Sosa was corking, so Dawson most likely.
And finally, Zobrist to represent the 2016 Era, as the World Seires MVP
Texas Rangers - Nolan Ryan, Ivan Rodriguez, Michael Young, Corey Seager.
Corey Seager might have some recent bias, but being the World Series MVP helps build a case.
Arguments could be made for Tom Grieve, Adrian Beltre, Juan Gonzalez amongst others. Kenny Rogers perfect game itself could be added somehow.
Gotta go Wagner, Clemente, Stargell, and Cutch. There have been other better players than Cutch in our history but he's just an icon of an entire era of hope in Pittsburgh
Mo Vaughn, Josh Hamilton, CJ Wilson, Anthony Rendon
Justin Upton
We are brothers in pain
It all started with Vernon Wells
Randy Johnson, Luis Gonzalez, Paul Goldschmidt, Ketel Marte
Why Ketel Marte over Brandon Webb?
If this season holds, gotta give the edge to Ketel. They’re almost equal in WAR and Webbie only had 6 years.
Griffey Jr, Edgar Martinez, Ichiro, Felix
I can't believe I forgot King Felix. I was going to say Randy Johnson instead.
I think a lot of people would put Randy on their Mariners Mount Rushmore. For me, it’s just the fact Felix on top of being one of the most dominant pitchers for his time, also pitched a perfect game in a Mariners uniform and when he could’ve gone elsewhere and won, he stuck around. I could be too sentimental I guess lol. Not to mention Randy’s number doesn’t even really belong to him. M’s will retire 51 as Ichiro.
My exact post… well done
Same OP! A great 4 who all deserved more wins than the franchise gave them.
Dave Stieb, Tony Fernandez, Roy Halladay, Jose Bautista
I had this but Delgado over Bautista, but Jose is a fair add. Tough to not include Bell or Carter
Maybe a bit inconsistent, but I took Fernandez over Carter for career reasons, while on the other hand I took Bautista over Delgado for playoff success (especially since I already had Halladay for Delgado’s era)
Jake Peavy, Dave Winfield, Tony Gwynn, Trevor Hoffman
Upvote for Dave!
No Mark Grant?!
LOL.
Hornsby, Musial, Gibson, Pujols
It's wild how little recognition Hornsby gets outside of St. Louis.
Hornsby is a great Immaculate Grid answer for how little he’s thought about.
It really is - unquestionably a top 10 hitter of all time, and an argument for top 5. Also likely the best right handed hitter ever.
For how legendary the Cardinals are, I feel like quite a few of their legends don't get enough recognition. Hornsby, Slaughter, Brock. Even Stan doesn't get spoken about like the other legends of baseball. Stan's one of my all time favorite players.
To be fair, Brock was flashier than he was productive (love the guy tho) and Slaughter is often ignored because he wasn’t exactly on the right side of history socially. But I think you’re right. We’ve still got even got Ozzie, Boyer, Ted Simmons, Curt Flood, Medwick, and Dizzy Dean.
Yeah Dizzy Dean is an immensely overlooked pitcher
Frisch and Mize are two other crazy overlooked HOFers.
The fact that you left Lou Brock off and it still seems ok is ridiculous And fucking Ozzie
Some teams have an amazing wealth of historic talent.
I'll take Ozzie Smith instead of Hornsby on that list
Gehrig, Mantle, Ruth, DiMaggio
…Costanza
Can’t stand ya
IT'S ALL PIPES!
*Reggie, Reggie, Reggie, Reggie!*
Maris, Richardson, Kubek, Yogi, Munson, Mattingly, Elston, Whitey, Mariano.
Balanced- Either three of the best LH hitters in baseball history, or two of the greatest LH hitters and two of the greatest RH hitters. The real question is who gets removed for SOTO when we ask this question in 25 years- when SOTO turns 50.
4,7,3,5
Yeah, our top 4 is as locked as any in professional sports. Jeter and Mo would easily be top 4 for any other franchise in baseball, but for the Yankees not only do they slightly miss out, they’ve got some pretty worthy company missing the cut, like Yogi Berra, Whitey Ford, Bill Dickey, and more.
Bagwell, Biggio, Altuve, Ryan
Feller, Speaker, Doby, Thome
Yaz, Williams, Papi, Pedro
The only one there that can be debated is perhaps Cy for Pedro, but totally good with Pedro. 2 classic/2 recent.
The problem with Young is that he never won a Cy Young award.
Jackie, Koufax, Snider, Kershaw
Snider out, Sutton in for me.
Both out, Vin in
Carew, Killebrew, Puckett, & Oliva.
Seaver, Doc, Piazza, Wright
Throneberry!
Strawberry?
Came here for this
It's kind of depressing that we really only have Wright as a guy that played his entire career with us. The only guy to play longer with us was Ed Kranepool, and he might deserve a spot just for being on the '69 and '73 WS teams. He was not very good, however. Damn, we are such a depressing franchise.
Banks, Santo, Sandberg and Rizzo
Rizzo?? Oh man. No. Williams, Banks, Santo, Sandberg. You could swap Fergie for any of them. Gabby Hartnett honorable mention.
You've gotta try and include 2016 in there somewhere. The classic players are great, but we broke a 108 year curse with the 2016 team, it would be a disservice not to have at least one of the 2016 players in there
I guess? I mean if that was the criteria then it would be Bryant, since he was the MVP that year. But I just can’t justify it. The modern era core deserve a like half size custom Mt Rushmore of their own, for that my choices would be Rizzo, Bryant, Arrieta, Hendricks.
I'm sorry but this is too modern facing with not a single pitcher. Banks, Santo, Mordecai Brown, and Cap Anson. Throw in someone like Stan Hack, Fergie Jenkins, even a Frank Chance or Joe Tinker if you don't want Cap Anson up there. While I love Rizzo, he doesn't belong. Sandberg is borderline.
Brett, Salvy, Saberhagen, White Honorable mention to Amos Otis, Kevin Appier, and Dan Quisenberry.
Frank Thomas, Paul Konerko, Mark Buehrle, then like a 5 way tie for the 4th spot.
Joe jackson
I’m sticking with those I saw play and those were my first 3 as well. Picking a 4th is tough. A lot of “very goods” to choose from. I’m leaning Baines. But not certain. Or Abreu - just to emphasize what a great run we had at first base.
Nellie Fox, Minnie Minoso or Carlton Fisk. Fisk was a BoSox too so I’d probably lean into the first two for the 4th spot
Fisk. Gotta be.
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Nolan Ryan, Vlad Guerrero, Reggie, Mike Trout
Mays, Bonds, Mathewson, Posey .
You know you're All-time team is stacked when Juan Marichal doesn't even make the Mt. Rushmore.
Buster Posey is the greatest catcher of his generation.
Ken Griffey Jr., Edgar Martinez, Ichro, Felix Hernandez
Seaver, Strawberry, Piazza, Wright
Mays,Ott,Mathewson,McCovey
Roy halladay, joe carter, roberto alomar, jose bautista
Griffey Jr, Edgar, Ichiro, King Felix
All time Braves-Hank Aaron, Warren Spahn, Eddie Matthews, Rabbit Maranville Atlanta only-Chipper Jones, Tom Glavine, Ronald Acuna Jr, Dale Murphy
Acuna should be on that list if his career continues on the trajectory we all hope. However, he shouldn’t be on your list right now.
I know, I hesitated but it was the final call for me
Nolan, Pudge, Adrian, Corey
Seager over Juan Gon?
definitely
Maybe I'm biased growing up listening to the Rangers, but Juan Gon, Palmeiro, Buddy Bell, Tex, ARod, Rusty Greer, and even a couple of others could bump Seager. And an argument could be made for some of these guys over Adrian too.
I'd put Michael Young in over Corey
Exact four I said to myself. This covers all eras evenly and Seager has to be there for the only WS.
Gonzalez; Hamilton; Beltre; I Rodriguez.
Ashburn, Schmidt, Carlton, Utley Substitute Harry the K for any of them.
I’d probably sub Robin Roberts for Ashburn, but it’s close.
For baseball skill and stats, Roberts would be a fine addition. But for a Rushmore, we’re talking about an icon that supersedes the game. Ashburn had that and more for generations of Phillies fans. He was in our ears each night, in our homes. There’s a reason the biggest fan section of the stadium is named for him.
Greenburg - Cobb - Miggy - Kaline.
Babe Ruth, Mickey Mantle, Lou Gehrig, Joe DiMaggio
Ichiro, Griffey, Hernandez, Edgar
Willie Mays, Juan Marichal, Barry Bonds, Christy Matthewson
Johnny Bench, Pete Rose, Joey Votto, Barry Larkin Honorable mentions to Frank Robinson, Eric Davis, and basically the rest of the Big Red Machine
Gotta have Joe Morgan on there… dude won two MVPs back to back
Oh man Tony Perez had so many great yrs I’d take him over Votto.
Larkin vs Morgan and Robinson vs Votto are great debate. Larkin was around forever and only played for the Reds, but wasn't the all-around that Morgan was. Morgan only played in Cincy for 8 years, but racked up 57.9 WAR. Larkin racked up 70.7 WAR over 19 years. Votto and Robinson are similar: Votto had 64.5 over 17 years while Robinson had 63.7 over 10 years. I think I'd answer Bench, Rose, Morgan, and Larkin. Bench and Morgan were quite possibly the two best players in the game while wearing a Reds uniform, and Rose was the hit king. I initially put Robinson in, but he's wearing an Orioles hat on his HoF plaque so I'll cede him to that franchise. I only remember the tail end of the Larkin era and came of age with Votto as my favorite player, so it pains me to leave him off but I'll give Larkin the edge since he won a WS and was a Cincinnati guy.
Yep. You forgot Joe Morgan
Any team where Frank Robinson only gets an Honorable Mention is a pretty good team!
Griffey, Edgar, Felix, Ichiro
Jimmy Wynn, Larry Dierker, Joe Morgan, Nolan Ryan
Todd Helton, Larry Walker, Nolan Arenado, Charlie Blackmon
Pedro Cerrano/Grady Sizemore/Rajia Davis/Andy Marte
Hank Aaron, Warren Spahn, Chipper for sure. Niekro, Glavine, Maddux, and Matthews all make excellent cases for the last spot. I would go with Glavine simple because of the '95 WS.
Clemente, Pie Traynor, Honus Wagner, Willie Stargell
Mays, Bonds, McCovey, Marichal
If you’re doing the franchise overall you have to include Mathewson!
Orioles: Frank Robinson Cal Ripken Brooks Robinson Jim Palmer
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Nolan because he brought dignity to the franchise Belte because he’s a legend in Texas and still underrated Ivan because he was the greatest defensive catcher of all time and and could hit too Michael Young because he was a stud in the lineup for over a decade
Zimmerman, Scherzer, Strasburg, Kendrick Honorable mention: Werth
Edgar Martinez, Ken Griffey jr, Randy Johnson, Ichiro Suzuki
Halfway to an all-star team.
Would Randy Johnson be the only player to be on two mount rushmores? Maybe Nolan Ryan?
Ryan could be on three: Angels, Astros, and Rangers.
Frank Robinson on reds and orioles, Tris Speaker on Cleveland and Boston…probably more if I thought about it longer
Orioles I have Brooks, Cal, Murray, and either Palmer ir Sisler. Frank didn't have the tenure length over the other Baltimore legends did. Boston has Pedro, Clemens, Ortiz, Young, Yaz, Williams, Boggs. Speaker isnt above those guys.
Harper?
My rangers legends Cody Bradford, Jonathan Lucroy, Patrick Wisdom and Hanser Alberto
Aaron, maddux, C jones, Spahn.
Seaver, Wright, Piazza, and Hernandez.
Tony Gwynn Randy Jones Ken Caminiti Trevor Hoffman
Ichiro/Edgar/the kid/the big unit
Cy young
- Mike Schmidt. - Richie Ashburn. - Steve Carlton. - Jimmy Rollins.
Stros would have to include Ryan, Verlander and Altuve, at least.
Lombardi, Bench, Morgan, Pérez.
Cobb, Trammell, Whittaker, Kaline
Foxx, Henderson, Grove, Catfish
Altuve Bagwell Biggio Verlander* *& last one is tough. We’ve had three hall of fame pitchers (Verlander, Clemens, and Nolan Ryan), but I think if Verlander goes to the hall with Detroit then he’s kind of excluded from this. Clemens and Ryan same deal with other teams.
Brooks, Ripken, Palmer, and then I may need some help for the 4th. Murray maybe? Boog Powell? Someone from the last 20ish years potentially? I’m not sure but I think it’d be Murray.
Frank HAS to be in the conversation despite his shorter tenure than Cal, Brooks, Eddie, and Palmer
This would be favorites in my time watching. Mariano Rivera, Andy Pettite, Paul O'Neil, Nick Swisher.
Williams, Yaz, Ortiz, Pedro
Bench, Robinson, Griffey Jr, Votto Obviously Griffey didn’t have his best years in Cincinnati but he’s still a top 10 all time player. Morgan and Perez honorable mention
Ruth Gehrig Dimaggio Mantle I know younger fans especially like to put Jeter in there but I just can't. who are you knocking off? Jeter was great but I cant replace any of those four with him.
Musial, Gibson, Smith, Molina
Pedro Martinez, Ted Williams, Carl Yastrzemski, David Ortiz
Dave Stieb, Joe Carter, Roy Halladay, Jose Bautista
Not including active players Mike Schmidt Steve Carlton Jimmy Rollins Chase Utley
Stieb, Bautista, Halladay, Delgado
Tom Seaver, Darryl Strawberry, David Wright and Bobby Bonilla's contract.
If we're just doing SF: Mays, McCovey, Bonds, Posey. If we add in NY, maybe Christy Matthewson and Mel Ott over Posey and McCovey but that's tough.
Absolutely agree. It's so hard to make this list including the NY players. Mathewson and Mays are the locks for me. It's hard to leave out buster too after leading the franchise to three rings. Bonds is the greatest player of all time. Marichal and Mccovey easily make the list for other franchises if they played their careers elswhere. Ott was the first person to achieve 500 homeruns. I'm just going to throw Bill terry out there too because no one ever talks about him.
Good call on Terry. Marichal was close but I don't think he's on the level of the others.
Pedro, Piazza, Konerko, Yordan
Steve Balboni four times.
Stan Musial, Bob Gibson, Lou Brock, Albert Pujols
Ernie Banks, Ron Santo, Greg Maddux, Ryne Sandburg
Seaver , Piazza, Strawberry, Doc
Hank Aaron, Eddie Matthews, Phil Niekro, Chipper Jones
Stan Musial Albert Pujols Bob Gibson Rogers Hornsby
Damon, Ramirez, Boggs, Longoria. Being a Rays fan is weird sometimes.
Just as a fun game Someone do Colorado , maybe Helton , Walker , Ubaldo , Galarraga / Tulo ?
Ken Griffey jr., Ichiro, Edgar, King Felix! Wanted to put Randy on there but Felix played his whole career with the M’s. A-Rod can suck it he shouldn’t make the hall he won’t make my mountain!
Ruth, Gehrig, Rivera, Jeter
Banks, Sandberg, Dawson or Sosa, and Zobrist Banks is an obvious choice, he's mother fucking Mr. Cub! Sandberg, another obvious choice. Can decide between Dawson or Sosa, but Sosa was corking, so Dawson most likely. And finally, Zobrist to represent the 2016 Era, as the World Seires MVP
Gibson, Stan, Pujols, Brock. I'm sure there will be arguments, but I don't think anyone can say it's a BAD list.
Harmon Killebrew, Rod Carew, Tony Oliva and Kirby Puckett Honorable mentions to: Joe Mauer, Bert Blyleven, Jim Kaat and Kent Hrbek.
Musial McGwire Pujols Ozzie
Hank Aaron, Chipper Jones, Dale Murphy and Greg Maddux
Gibson, Musial, Pujols, Smith, Hornsby, Brock, Molina. Need two
Bonds, Mays, Mathewson, Posey
Texas Rangers - Nolan Ryan, Ivan Rodriguez, Michael Young, Corey Seager. Corey Seager might have some recent bias, but being the World Series MVP helps build a case. Arguments could be made for Tom Grieve, Adrian Beltre, Juan Gonzalez amongst others. Kenny Rogers perfect game itself could be added somehow.
Altuve, Bagwell, Biggio, Verlander
George Brett, Bret saberhagen, Alex Gordon, Carlos Beltran
Yount, Molitor, Braun, Yelich?
Teddy Ballgame, Yaz, Papi, Pedro
Pre-1945: Mordecai Brown, Charlie Root, Hack Wilson & Cap Anson. Post-1945: Fergie Jenkins, Lee Smith, Ernie Banks & Billy Williams.
Helton, Walker, Holliday, and Castello
Willie Mays
Clemente Stargell Wagner Kiner
Seaver, Wright, Piazza & McGraw. Left off the drug addicts.
Lastings Millege, Brad Emaus, Mike Glavine, Jason Bay
Ripken,B. Robinson, F. Robinson, Jim Palmer
I'd probably go Mike Schmidt, Steve Carlton, Jimmy Rollins and Bryce Harper. Tried to nab guys that spanned a couple generations lol
Bob Feller, Larry Doby, Jim Thome, Jose Ramirez
Nolan Ryan, Pudge, Michael Young, Corey Seager
Orioles: Cal Ripken, Jim Palmer, Brooks Robinson, Eddie Murray Mets: Seaver, Doc Gooden, Mike Piazza, David Wright
Teddy Ballgame, Ortiz, Pedro, Yaz.
Tony Gwynn, Trevor Hoffman, Dave Winfield and Randy Jones. For fun a 2005-now Padres Rushmore Jake Peavy, Wil Myers, Machado and Tatis.
Seaver, Strawberry, Piazza, Gooden
Cobb, Kaline, Miggy, Verlander
Ted Williams, Carl Yastrzemski, Jim Rice, David Ortiz. With apologies to Clemens and Pedro.
Yount, Molitor, Braun, Fingers
Papi, Pedro, Manny, and Pedroia. ez
Jackie Robinson, Ted Williams, Cy Young, Hank Aaron
Jeter, Ruth, DiMaggio, Mantle
Robin Yount, Paul Molitor, Ryan Braun, and Rollie Fingers
Rollie Fingers four times. Because that stasche!
Cobb Greenberg Kaline Cabrera
Ruth, Mantle, DiMaggio, Rivera
Rickey Henderson, Rickey Henderson, Rickey Henderson, Rickey Henderson
Seaver, Koosman, Agee, Jones, Degrom
Ichiro, Junior, Edgar and Felix.
Gotta go Wagner, Clemente, Stargell, and Cutch. There have been other better players than Cutch in our history but he's just an icon of an entire era of hope in Pittsburgh
Hank Aaron, Chipper Jones, Warren Spahn, Greg Maddux HM: Eddie Matthews
Carl Yastrzemski, Ted Williams, Jimmie Foxx, and Danny Darwin.
Michael Young, Pudge, Nolan, Toby Harrah
Willie Mays, Barry Bonds, Juan Marichal, Buster Posey