10 Best New York Yankees Players Of All Time

10 Best New York Yankees Players Of All Time
In order to tell the history of baseball, you have to include the New York Yankees. They have established themselves as part of our culture and are regarded as one of the most successful sports franchises in history. A large part of this has to do with the high level talent that has worn the Yankee jersey. It seems as if in every era, the greatest to ever do it found themselves in a Yankee uniform sooner or later. The reason being, even the players understand there is no better feeling than being part of the prestigious clubs’ history. And so, we take a look at the 10 best to ever do it, while wearing the New York pinstripes.
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[@CharlesGrant-gn7ie]

Joe DiMaggio should be 3rd. He lost 3 full seasons in his prime to WWll. Others did as well (Yogi). Brilliant at everything he did. A hero to Italian Americans! Go Yanks! ❤

[@a_doggo]

Today I learned Mickey Mantle played 18 seasons and was on the all-star team in 20 of them!

[@MikeCee7]

It’s because they had 2 All-Star games a year, for many years.

[@DP-pj7qn]

Yogi Berra lived one town over from me in his old age in NJ and went every morning to a local mom and pop deli to get his morning coffee and newspaper

[@jorgebrana2705]

he won 10 ws titles more than any yankee ever

[@BlackJaxxx]

I'd like to think Mattingly is somewhere from 11-15 even though his Yankees teams didn't win a championship.

[@michaelparks216]

Yogi Berra served in the Navy not the Army in WWII. He was a 2nd Class Seaman and was a gunner's mate on the USS Bayfield at Normandy

[@nicholasschroeder3678]

I'd put Berra above Mantle. He contributed more, as a superlative catcher, to the team's wins. And he had plenty of bat. Gehrig and Ruth were as good as it gets. DiMaggio and Mantle I'd rank about equal. I just can't get into any of the steroid generation--the game just went down the toilet when that began. I mean putting ARoid at 10 kind of acknowledges this.

[@snerdterguson]

Ruth Gehrig DiMaggio Mantle Rivera Berra Jeter Ford Mattingly Williams Granted, my list is biased towards players I grew up on like Mattingly, then Williams.

[@bradleymussman6157]

Ruth and Gehrig are locked in at 1-2. Joe D Mickey Mariano Berra are all interchangeable. The rest is just spot on

[@johnlamberti4424]

I like your list, but it's hard not to mention dickey lefty grove

[@akita1934]

Always Thuman Munson in my mind

[@charleynewman4783]

R.I.P 🪦

[@darrenivanoff9025]

Gehrig is #1 in my book. If he didn't get sick, his numbers would be out of this world. What he did, in the time he had, was unreal. 1927, Gehrig put together one of the greatest seasons by any batter in history, hitting .373, with 218 hits: 101 singles, 52 doubles, 18 triples, 47 home runs, a then-record 175 RBI's, .474 on-base percentage and a .765 slugging percentage.

[@wakawaka1976]

I wonder if any of these script readers are actual fans? They don’t seem to have the lingo

[@burgerjoemama]

you gotta make it interesting to new fans/general audience. I don't watch baseball but the Ohtani hype kinda hits me so I'm starting with this type of vids

[@cmk921]

This was amateurish at best. “AL Easy division”? Come on

[@larrycurtis2783]

No room for Dickey, Pennock

[@snerdterguson]

Joe DiMaggio hit 361 HR and struck out just 369 times. Crazy.

[@sammygaudino8906]

It really is personally I think he's the 2nd greatest Yankee ever.

[@snerdterguson]

@@sammygaudino8906 second greatest lifelong yankee after Gehrig, 3rd greatest to ever wear Yankee pinstripes after Ruth and Gehrig.

[@sammygaudino8906]

@@snerdterguson he has a argument over Gehrig he did win 9 world series.

[@snerdterguson]

@@sammygaudino8906 I mean,Gehrig had 7, and has him in every single stat by a wide margin. DiMaggio had an impressive .325 average which is 15 points lower than gehrigs. If the career numbers were close, I could see 2 more rings giving the edge to Joe. But the numbers aren’t close. Lou Gehrig is a top 5 player in mlb history. Check his stats, they’re insane.

[@sammygaudino8906]

@@snerdterguson who would you put on your mount Rushmore for the Yankees...And what about whitey Ford

[@georgearthur304]

Of all the Yankees players, I would want Lou Gehrig hitting if the game was tied and late in the innings. I would love to have seen Mr. Gehrig's final statistics if he never had A.L.S. and retired when he felt he could no longer be productive.

[@steezyybrah9745]

I will always put Munson in my top 10 list Tugboat was a rival to Carlton Fisk and Johnny Bench. also won 2 WS championships with Reggie Jackson was the last Yankees captain before Derek Jeter the year he died is when the 18 year title drought started.

[@snerdterguson]

Nettles, Randolph, Guidry and Mattingly all were captains between Munson and Jeter. But he does have an argument for top 10. He's probably just outside of mine, but not far outside.

[@charleynewman4783]

🪦

[@thejanglezclan]

Maybe it's just me, but even amongst more modern Yankees (and even some of his teammates) it seems that Alex Rodriguez always lacked that "Yankee aura." I'd say Jeter, Mariano Rivera, Jorge Posada, Tino Martinez, and Andy Pettitte all come to my mind first when I think of all-time great Yankees from recent years. But I digress, because I'm not here to try and dispute how great A-Rod was as a player.

[@DP-pj7qn]

Agreed

[@Garrett1240]

I really don't know what that means. Granted, I'm not a yankees fan, but I did grow up watching tons of yankee games on tv during the 00s when ESPN used to show them as the yankees were probably the most newsworthy sports team in the US at the time. I watched him play and he is rightfully one of the all time greats even though he was cold in the playoffs. Can you explain why you don't feel he had that 'aura'?

[@burgerjoemama]

Imagine Babe Ruth in the modern era 😳

[@KingZimmer3018]

he would be a janader

[@jacob45415]

@@KingZimmer3018 what ?😂

[@thejanglezclan]

Babe Ruth is not putting up the same numbers against the speed and stuff that pitchers have today.

[@sammygaudino8906]

​@@thejanglezclanwith the ball's juiced today he sure would be.

[@KMaserati]

He’d hit .187😂😂😂 the game has changed a lot from 100 years ago

[@GeorgeYoung-uh5by]

They didnt have MVP awards When Babe played thats why he only won 1. Ty Cobb had 0. Mvp started in 1930s

[@charleynewman4783]

Ty Cobb has 1 actually in 1911

[@alandesouzacruz5124]

Babe Ruth Goat

[@larryloveless2967]

I think you got most of the list of the top 10 Yankees ever correct. The PEDS make A-ROD controversial. Also not sure about Reggie Jackson who was not that long a Yankee but did so much in post season and a big part of Yankee lore. Bill Dickey and Don Mattingly are right there. Try one for the Cardinals. My all-time Cards lineup is Brock LF Hornsby - 2B Musial RF Puhols -1B Edmonds -CF Boyer - 3B Molina -C Ozzie Smith SS Bob Gibson - P My tenth player wolud be pitcher Dizzy Dean The best at each postion though does not mean they are not top 10 as Enos Slaughter Johnny Mize and Joe Medwick are in consideration. Cards fan

[@wilmars9146]

REGGIE JACKSON put the Yankees back on the map. They don't get to the post season much less win it all without him. F is you talking about ?

[@larryloveless2967]

Statistics and longevity with the Yankees. I understand why you like him. @@wilmars9146

[@dundundun5866]

Bernie Williams should replace Jackson

[@algarbarino898]

Obviously the top 5 of the list are no brainers. But I do think Mariano is knocking on the door. But no list of all time Yankees of any number should include Jackson (he only played 5 years in NY) and Arod. Yes he was a big factor in winning in ‘09. But he was a bigger negative factor in every other post season. I’d replace them with Thurman Guidry

[@wilmars9146]

You don't know what you're talking about. REGGIE JACKSON brought that Yankee franchise back to life. He literally saved it plus he brought back that championship pedigree. He only needed 5 years as he was a future hall of famer before he came to the Yankees. He definitely goes down as one of the greatest and consequential Yankees of all time. So stop hatin' emma effa.

[@Cory-zn5mq]

Yogi the bill Russell of baseball ⚾

[@snerdterguson]

I give that title to Dimaggio. Because while Yogi has more total rings, DiMaggio has the crazy rate of winning like Russell. DiMaggio played 13 seasons, won 9 pennants and 10 rings.

[@Cory-zn5mq]

Reggie Jackson one of the best of all time

[@finessinsports]

🙌

[@MikeCee7]

Babe Ruth only one won MVP. I have tremendous of respect for Yogi Berra winning 3 MVPs.

[@MikeCee7]

@@AlienObserver-vv3mp you can only win one MVP a year. I can understand something like: “you can only be elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame once once in your life” (BTW which is not true for the Rock ‘n’ Roll Hall of Fame) because people like Paul McCartney & Michael Jackson have been inducted in the rock ‘n’ roll Hall of fame twice. First as part of a band, and then as a solo act. What was the reason of implementing a rule like this in baseball, for the MVP award?

[@wilmars9146]

REGGIE JACKSON only won 2 silver slugger awards. Because for most of his career the award didn't exist otherwise he surely would've won a lot more. When you make comments be sure to know what you're talking about.

[@MikeCee7]

@@wilmars9146 who’s your comment referring to? You don’t have a name tagged in your comment. And I don’t see a previous comment mentioning Reggie Jackson. (in this thread) I see the person that I originally replied back to 3 months ago, that person’s comment is no longer on this thread. (so that person must be shadow banned from this KZbin channel)

[@danielcorreard3746]

first of all the yankees did not retire the number 42 major league baseball did so stop lying also a rod shouldn't be on this list because he was a steroid cheat and both ford and rivera should be higher on this list.

[@cmk921]

I stopped watching at the mention of AL “easy” division instead of “east”. And all the Reggie Oakland highlights. Amateur hour.

[@Frank-ep9uk]

mantle was not the ballplayer Dimaggio was

[@jonnytheboy7338]

Lol , Jeter in the 10 best ? Meh ( And I'm a Yankee fan)

[@snerdterguson]

Without question he's top 10. Right around 7-8. He's in the top 5 all time in hits... In MLB history, number one in NY. Was clutch as hell and a vital part of 5 championship teams. There are 4 players ever that accrued a higher WAR in pinstripes than him. Their names are Ruth, Gehrig, DiMaggio and Mantle. There is no universe in which Jeter is legitimately outside an all time Yankees top ten.

[@thejanglezclan]

His game lacked a power swing...and yeah...that's prettttty much it😂Not sure what else you're expecting.

[@charleynewman4783]

Also get your facts right he is top 6

[@dominickesposito9051]

Thank You! -- DrDom -- Golf Nucleus

[@troygamblejr8974]

A-Rod??? Already disagree! He is far from top 10. He is bottom 10

[@charleynewman4783]

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