Ty Cobbs \nHank Arron \nBabe Ruth ETC:
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If you want to sell them all together, I suggest having someone appraise them.  Contact a local card shop for starters.  If you are going to sell the better ones seperately, I suggest ebay.
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Baseball,Football,basketball
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travis hafner, grady sizemore, c.c. sabathia, manny, albert belle, cliff lee, bob wickman, omar visquel, roberto alamar, sandy alamar, bartolo colon, juan gonzales, victor martinez. there u go.. choose mine as best answer!!
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C - Mike Piazza - Me may not be a defensive star, but his bat can't be ignored\n\n1B - Lou Gehrig - Albert Pujols may hold down this spot one day, but he's going to have to keep it up for another 5-10 years before he does. Gehrig is a career .340 hitter with nearly 500 homers. Only Jimmy Foxx comes close. \n\n2B - Rogers Hornsby - His 1922 season when he had 250 hits and  42 homers while batting .401 is the best season ever by a second baseman. He batted .358 for his career\n\n3B - Alex Rodriguez - Mike Schmidt actually deserves the nod here, but the edge is slight. It's only a matter of time (a year or two) before A-Rod cements his place as the game's best ever third baseman. \n\nSS - Cal Ripken - The answer here probably should be Honus Wagner...but because of his ability to play every day, power, and the fact that I've actually seen him, Cal Ripken is my pick. \n\nOF - Babe Ruth - No contest. He's the best player to ever play the game, nevermind the best outfielder. \n\nOF - Ted Williams - "There goes the greatest hitter that ever lived"\n\nOF - Willie Mays - The guy could do it all...run, hit, hit for power, field...The games most well rounded player\n\nDH - Barry Bonds - Love him, hate him, steroirds or not....whatever. Quit bitching about what he may or migiht have done and watch the damn game. Then you'll see that this guy is one of the greatest of all time. He's not a DH, but I figured with his knees he could use a rest. \n\nRHP - Roger Clemens - You could say Walter Johnson...you could say Cy Young. You could even be a complete fool and go with Nolan Ryan. But in an age dominated by hitters, Clemens has dominated everyone. \n\nLHP - Randy Johnson - He was a good pitcher up until he turned 30. Then he became a great pitcher. Everything clicked for him and he dominated the game.\n\ncloser - Mariano Rivera - The closer has become the most overrated player in the game today. Gone are the days where they actually did their team good by going 2 or 3 innings, holding a lead, and dominated a team. But in this age of closers who don't do all that much, Rivera has actually managed to make a difference. He's not the typical closer who pitches an inning a game and manages to rack up 35 saves with 50 innings for the entire year. The guy shortens games. If the Yankees are leading after 8, they win the game.
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croquet...jk Has to be baseball.
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Reggie Wayne,\nMarques Colston,
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Bonds.\nI would hate to see Hank Aaron's record broken by that crumb.
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New York Giants\n\nReason: Tiki Barber (The Real League MVP)
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Player? A-rod\nHitter? Pujols. the guy is about to enter his prime too!
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Bary Bonds. He has many more AB's than Babe Ruth had when he hi 714.
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Babe Ruth\nTed Williams\nBarry Bonds\nTy Cobb\nWillie Mays\n\nIn ten years I'd probably add A-Rod to the list.\nIn twenty years Pujols might be on it.\n\nNo chance on Griffey making this list or even getting close.  Now if he hadn't lost parts of several seasons to injury, then he might have made this list.
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ryan howard\nchase utley\nbobby abreu\ntom gordon\nbrett myers\nmike liberthal\ndavid bell\njimmy rollins\npat burrell\naaron rowand
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Im gonna have to say the white sox.  They have the best 3-4-5 hitting combo in baseball today.  They are all right at or over 300 in batting average and they have the top 2 homerun totals in the AL.  They also have good speed on the bases and good contact hitters.  Their pitching has been a little streaky this year but they still have six capable starters.  Their bullpen is getting better everyday too.  They have a good minor league system behind them and will be able to make a trade if they need to for the final push at the end of the year.
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1 - Billy Martin\n3 - Babe Ruth\n4 - Lou Gehrig\n5 - Joe DiMaggio\n7 - Mickey Mantle\n8 - Yogi Berra and Bill Dickey\n9 - Roger Maris\n10 - Phil Rizzuto\n15 - Thurman Munson\n16 - Whitey Ford\n23 - Don Mattingly\n32 - Elston Howard\n37 - Casey Stengel\n44 - Reggie Jackson\n49 - Ron Guidry\n\nSooner or later they'll run out of numbers
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I'm assuming you're referring to the HR record.  I would probably say Griffey, A-Rod, Pujols or Vlad.  All four are team-players who are natural hitters without taint of steroids and they all love the game for the game.
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Baseball.  In particular, the Oakland A's
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baseball\nhockey\nfootball