My favorite player is Mike Matheny the catcher and he is number 22!!!!!!
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My favorite is this unknown guy, his name is Mango Hancock he's really good at hitting!
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Cowabanga Dude!! gotta be Micheangelo :) he totally rocked my sox!
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Wow, that is a goood question, I am a bit prejudiced towrds the Yankees, but I think historically this still valid. The best catchers of my youth are Bench, Fisk or Munson.\n1.Mickey Cochrane \n2.Johnny Bench\n3.Yogi Berra \n4.Josh Gibson\n5.Carlton Fisk\n6.Ivan Rodriguez\n7.Roy Campanella\n8.Elston Howard\n8a.Thurman Munson\n9. Mike Piazza\n10. Bill Dickey\nSorry if it seems like their are alot of Yankees, but that is the way I see it.\n\nHey Disgraced, it was Jackie Robinson, not Hank Aaron.\n\nIn retrospect I think Gibson could be #1 but he was not allowed to play at the same time as many of  his contemporaries, by far he is the best hitter of the bunch.
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Mike Schmidt of the PHILLIES, one of the best (if not the best) third baseman's to play the game. As a kid I used to watch him crank out homers at Veterans Stadium. Michael Jack Schmidt was THE MAN.
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I'm going to switch it up for you guys. My favorite team is the Charlotte Bobcats and my favorite player is Raymond Felton.
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I like Shannon Stewart best. He's batting leadoff for the Twins who are a potential playoff team and he has a lot of good hitters behind him in the lineup to knock him in once he gets on base. He can definately help out your team with his over .300 batting average and 100+ runs scored.
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i like him he is on my fantasy team and lately he has been my best player so if he still players like that for the rest of the year i will love him
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I think he's got a good strong arm...I believe he was a top recruit in baseball too...as a pitcher or third baseman???  Anyways, both positions where you have to have a strong arm.  It will be interesting to see how he does at SamH.
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Well, I am not "crazy" about him because I am a male and a Red Sox fan to boot. However, he is a great shortstop, a dedicated player, and epitomizes the enthusiasm and energy one would like to see in all athletes!!\n\nI hope you agree.
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check on yahoo sports. but ill tell you in hitting.\n\n1.Games Played Jeff Kent and Rafael Furcal 36 Games\n2.At Bats Rafael Furcal 149 At Bats\n3.Runs Rafael Furcal 29 Runs\n4.Hits J.D Drew 37 Hits\n5.Doubles Nomar Garciapara 9 Doubles\n6.Triples Kenny Lofton 4 Triples\n7.Homeruns J.D Drew 7 Homeruns\n8.RBI J.D Drew 27 RBI\n9.Walked Jose Cruz and Rafael Furcal 23 Walks\n10.Strucken Out Rafael Furcal and J.D Drew struck out 23 times\n11.Stolen Bases Rafael Furcal and Kenny Lofton 9 Stolen Bases\n12.Caught Stealing Rafael Furcal Caught Stealing 4 times\n13.Batting Average Nomar Garciapara 354. Batting AVG cody ross and willie aybar have better batting averages but they played very little games but if you want theyre batting averages willie aybar 375. cody ross 500. batting average.\n12.On base percentage once again cody ross and willie aybar have the highest on base percentage and it is 500. but i think they played to little games so the next to highest on base percentage is nomar garciapara 416. on base percentage\n13. slugging percentage one again cody ross has the highest 1,143. slugging percentage but i think he played to little games so the next to highiest is nomar garciapara 684. slugging percentage.\n\nThat was batting. id say the three best players on the dodgers are 1. rafael furcal 2. nomar garciapara 3. J.D Drew and if you would count cody ross even though i think he played to little games i would put him on the list instead of J.D Drew\n\nNow if you want info about pitching write another question tonight to say about pitching and ill tell you info about pitching
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He's one of the best pitchers currently playing the game. \nHe has great control of his throws even at high speeds. \n\nI would have to say he's my favorite pitcher!
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Hmmm...are you looking at this season only, or careers?  I think Pedro has been getting a raw deal when he pitches, because a few games they didn't back him up with any offense, so he ended up getting a no decision or loss.  Lately they've been on such a tear I think any pitcher will benefit on the mound.  (I'm going to the game tonight, so I hope they keep the winning going!)  Glavine has ended up having the best record so far for the Mets, which is awesome for him.  I think both are on their way to the All Star Game, and I would love to see Glavine get the start.  It's really great to see an older pitcher still being consistent and getting wins.  Personally, I like Pedro better because I enjoy his goofy personality - he makes me laugh, and keeps everyone smiling!\n\nThey're both locks on the Hall, but too bad neither will go in as a Met.  I'm still hoping that Glavine will get the Mets their no-hitter, so he'll be in the Hall as a Met for that!
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St Louis cardinals and Jim Edmond's the guy is just amazing at what he does 8 time gold Glover in cf .Yes they have big albert on the team but Edmond's is a work horse out there and has my respect making him my favorite player on the cards.
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Good to see Paul O'Neil's name come up. He and Mattingly were my favorites and remain among my favorites to this day. O'Neil was one of those players that brought an intangible to the games he played - a determined grit... a never surrender quality to every at bat. He carried this with him for every game he played.\n\nHe wouldn't give up and wouldn't let anyone else around him give up - a true warrior of the diamond.\n\nThis quality is seldom reflected in stats - a shame... On numbers alone, he wouldn't make the hall. In the minds and hearts of those who saw him play and witnessed his daily contributions - it matters not.
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I like Michael Barrett.  He would be a top-5 (offsensively) catcher in the league sometime.\n\nHere are some references for him:\nhttp://www.baseball-reference.com/b/barremi01.shtml\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_Barrett\nhttp://chicago.cubs.mlb.com/NASApp/mlb/team/player.jsp?player_id=136664
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My Oh My.........who else but Dave Niehaus. "Get out the Rye bread and mustard Grandma, It's a grand Salamie."  LMAO........this is his signiture along with "My oh My".  He makes the Mariners games in my oppinion.
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I am a big Yankee Fan...\n\nI have more than one favorite, I like Jeter, A-Rod, Johnny Damon, B. Williams, and Paul O'Neill (I know he's retired now)\n\nGO YANKEES