Man, I love Reggie, but he wasn't in pinstripes long enough to be top 10. Judge is interesting and in the mix. How about this? 1 Babe Ruth 2 Lou Gehrig 3 Mickey Mantle 4 Joe DiMaggio 5 Yogi Berra 6 Derek Jeter 7 Mariano Rivera 8 Whitey Ford 9 Randolph 10 Dickey

1. Mike Schmidt 2. Eddie Mathews 3. George Brett 4. Wade Boggs 5. Chipper Jones 6. Adrian Beltre 7. Brooks Robinson 8. Ron Santo 9. Paul Molitor (DH, played 791 games at 3B) 10. Edgar Martinez (DH, played 564 games at 3B) If no to Molitor and Martinez, take Nettles and Rolen

I am in! Just Venmoed $11!

All are great. Te middle row is fantastic.

Nettle versus ARod is also an interesting debate. Close call at second and third.

Wonderbread set?

This is the correct answer.

I wanted these so badly as a kid (and maybe still as an adult).

Billy Martin - but managers were changing so fast in those days that maybe it was Dick Howser or Bob Lemon or someone. Billy was in and out a lot when I first started watching baseball.

A sad photo.

The way it should be. *Note to self, dress like this the next time I attend a MLB game.

Hornsby? Joe Morgan is in the discussion for the second best ever at his position. Rogers Hornsby was better.

1. Ted Williams, 2. Barry Bonds, 3. Rickey Henderson, 4. Carl Yastrzemski, 5. Billy Williams, 6. Al Simmons, 7. Tim Raines, 8. Goose Goslin, 9. Willie Stargell, 10. Monte Irvin

You are not wrong.

Love that graphic. I'm skipping the golf club. Straight from fungo to cane for me.

That is an amazing piece.

1. Walter Johnson 2. Tom Seaver 3. Christy Mathewson 4. Grover Alexander 5. Greg Maddux 6. Satchel Paige 7. Roger Clemens 8. Bob Gibson 9. Nolan Ryan 10. Pedro Martinez

There is nothing better in this world than a baseball math experiment.

Yes, it matters to me. I understand the statistical arguments against it. The truth probably lies between the past and the current. It is not as important as it was made out to be in the past. It is more important than it is made out to be in the present.

Wow.