In History? , how about the guys from the beginning of MLB up to Mantle? none of them mentioned so definitely not "in history".

Didn’t realize Jeter struck out so much. Wasn’t exactly a power hitter

1971 Danny Goodwin 1975 Danny Goodwin

Only a handful amounted to something. So it don't matter where you are drafted.

I’m curious as to how many teams David Lapoint pitched for

The best number one overall pick from this list is definitely "Junior"...🙂

A lot of these people were alcoholics.

What happened to the 1993 Blue Jays and the 2012 Giants??????

Cool video

Whoever posted that must be a psychic. I always been curious about that record. Must of made plenty of friends.

93 Toronto Blue Jay's. Missing

Putting their position would’ve been coo.

Baseball is not baseball without Pete Rose in the hall of fame.

Cool video

Interesting list. The players were legit, the ranking order debatable.

Where was #4?

Jeter 5 world series rings

Shame on modern players, delicate damsels that can break a fingernail in the run, shit!

All those morons that were on steroids should be taken off the list. Mickey Mantle hit 536 home runs when Yankee Stadium was 463 Dead Center and then they brought the parks made them smaller so these bobble heads could hit some old runs Mickey would’ve had 700 in a small ballpark

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Michael Bidwell owner of the MLB St Louis Cardinals. What a well done list. 😂😂😂😂 do you know the difference between football and baseball?? 😂😂😂😂

Forbes estimates John Henry at 6B.

I noticed the Boston Red Sox are missing from the list.

For you smooth brains saying that Hank still has the record because Bonds allegedly used steroids...well, back in Hanks day, they were legally allowed to use amphetamines and even though they were legal, it was still a PED. When the mlb eventually realized this they tried to ban them but players kept taking them because there was no way to test for them at the time.

WHERE IS FERNANDO VALENZUELA 34 LA. DODGERS

First of all Babe Ruth was a Yankee , true he started with Red Sox and ended there but he was and is a YANKEE; Bonds would have never come close to Aaron if not for steroids never will ever be #1

I think it was St. LOUIS

The Montreal Expos were a terrible team for decades but never had a number one pick?

Seattle Mariners had some great players but the team did not have the budget to keep them.

Where is mlb Giants Orlando Cepeda 🇵🇷

Bonds 762many on steroids but vastly talented. A shame

I remember Rick Munday from when I was a kid. Never knew he was a #1 draft pick, or that there was even a draft

Boston didn't win in 1967

McGwire and Bonds should have their names removed, and they should never ever be elected to the HOF!!!!!

Keep in mind that Willie Mays served 2 yrs in the military from 1952-1954. Considering that at that time in his career, in his prime, he could easily hit 40 or more hrs per year. I would guarantee that would have been without performance enhancing drugs.

Barry Bonds, number one *all time!!!* ⚾️⚾️⚾️⚾️⚾️⚾️

As a DIE HARD Yankee Fan, Ed Kranepool l missed in the news. Had a soft spot for the guy. R.l.P.

Prayers for the Sunday Bomber . . . Prayers for the Boys of Summer.

Take away all of Aaron’s home runs and he still would have had 3000 hits.

One time Blue Jay, Steve Staggs, was 72, not 94.

I watched so many play. Some I didn’t know they passed like Harry Chappis, Jerry grote, Jose Deleon, and bud harrelson.

Danny Goodwin was lucky. He got to go through the draft twice ........ And be the number one pick those times.

And no Hall of fame for Pete Rose

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Donde esta Alberto pujols

Why a not Hall of Famer is ahead of a Hall of Famer. For A Rod over Roberto Clemente. Also where is Pete Rose?

The home run record ends with Aaron PERIOD. Anybody who used PEDs or hgh's should be removed from this list. They cheated and are a disgrace to the game of baseball.

The Rangers really messed up David Clyde. Might have had a decent career.

I recognize a lot of these players. Many made it to the majors. More than a few had respectable careers. It is exceedingly difficult to judge baseball talent.

MLB way ahead of its time, repealing don't ask don't tell 17 years before the armed forces in 1993