20 GREATEST Baseball Players Of All Time

[@melissapacheco2598]

You don’t have Roberto Clemente that’s wrong.

[@salvatore_slate]

was thinking this too but we may be biased because we're Puerto Rican 😭😭

[@youtuberguy7053]

There are too many great players. I think the list is good

[@BlueCollar-218]

Clemente is nowhere near top 20. However, neither are cheaters

[@ToonTwist]

Clemente is 100% not a top 20 player

[@UTNatlChamps]

Nah, he isn’t a top-20 player, or really anywhere close. He was great, but not that great.

[@doctornonsense4726]

about time someone gave Rickey Henderson and Ichiro the respect they deserve

[@aarondigby5054]

Pedro Guerrero, I just like the way it sound.

[@spacedude1145]

Ichiro is not even a top 50 player of all time, lol.

[@t.sewell1513]

@@spacedude1145Agreed….not even top 200

[@rockerdowns6051]

Bonds is not eligible. If you took in consideration of performance while playing for a sub par team most of his career you would have listed Ernie Banks. Childhood hero.

[@luishumbertovega3900]

Thank You for this excellent compilation !!! And don't worry, there's no way in Earth you're going to please everyone, no one can, lists like these will never end discussion and controversy, if anything it will only sparkle more. But I still think Roberto Clemente 🇵🇷 should have been included... 😂😆🤣😁😄

[@CoreyBlase]

Never make a list again🔥

[@robscards6313]

you have to be specific on what players he missed and why...blanket statements like this cause confusion

[@TerrelleGregg-qh3cm]

U are right thank u Corey there are so so much better players u know of course there going 2 say ruth witch is a whole whole lot of bull

[@TerrelleGregg-qh3cm]

U are so so right if anything there are way way better players larry doby satchel Paige Roy Campanella Josh Gibson ernie banks Jose Canseco Orlando cepeda and roberto clemente of course should diffenely on the list and Reggie jackson all those guys should be on there instead my half ass Rickey henderson the only one I really really do agree with is joe di Maggio lou gehrig hank Aaron Willie mays maybe honus Wagner another bigg half ass u know what I mean

[@tompaul6704]

​@@robscards6313randy Johnson lower than Clemens is insane

[@robscards6313]

@@tompaul6704 Clemens has 7 cy young awards

[@themartialartsapproach8786]

You didn't include me! Yesterday I had an impressive showing for Korea's Jinju Mania team, walking and striking out against two local high school pitchers. Truly a great moment in baseball history 😂

[@Retired_Detective51]

Yeah I hit a ball over the centerfield fence during a practice in my 11-12 year old Little League in Western Kentucky around 1985, and that doesn’t appear to be on this list either for some reason?? People make mistakes I know, but c’mon…I crushed that ball. Do your research!

[@aboutbaseball]

Our sincere apologies to both of you, we will see if we can find some nice footage to include you in our next video ! 😁

[@Retired_Detective51]

@@aboutbaseball Thank you! Finally a result.

[@nicholasschroeder3678]

In 8th grade I hit 3 home runs in the All-Star game, off of only 3 swings. It's been downhill since, except for that one girl in high school... .😏

[@Retired_Detective51]

@@nicholasschroeder3678 yeah I had a great experience with a girl in highschool as well. I wonder if it’s the same girl….was her name Sandra??

[@mh2584]

How you ssy something bout barry but not mention anything bout Roger cheating

[@graniteman62]

Hank Aaron number 1, only player in MLB history to have batting average over 300, over 3500 hits, over 2000 runs, over 2200 RBIs, over 700 home runs. Come in man.

[@the_mike_essen_show2484]

My Top Ten: 1) Babe Ruth. 2) Willie Mays. 3) Ted Williams. 4)Ty Cobb. 5) Hank Aaron. 6) Rogers Hornsby. 7) Lou Gehrig. 8) Tony Gwynn. 9) Stan Musial. 10) Ken Griffey junior

[@Shopmyst]

Hey goofy, you left out Mickey Mantle.

[@spacedude1145]

Ken Griffey Jr. is overrated. Great player his first 10 seasons, but was mediocre af his last 10. He also only has 80 WAR for his career, which is still a lot, but I would expect more from a great.

[@JosephEshleman]

Think of it both Musial and Griffey were born in Donora Pennsylvania

[@clayton7220]

Ted Williams played half his games in that band box in boston

[@steveperry3486]

@@clayton7220 He was a left handed hitter and right field is no band box.

[@brandonalmendares5646]

nice vid. it's always funny to me how Barry Bonds can't be credited as already having Hall of fame numbers before he doped up, yet players like Roger Clemens will be talked about as if he isn't just as contentious & known for doping as Bonds.

[@davidwhite3181]

Nice job! But, you left Mike Schmidt, the greatest third baseman of all time off the list.

[@paulmorgan7232]

Where do you put Rogers Hornsby and his .358 avg

[@richardrushiu3308]

How could you possibly not include the Great One - Roberto Clemente! Clemente didn’t get his deserved recognition when he played, nor does he get it now.

[@larryloveless2967]

As a Cadinals fan wih baseball memories since 1960 or so you included the greatest Cardinals player ever Stan Muial as number 10 which makes me happy. You also included Babe Ruth number one and Willie Mays number two which I agree on as well. My greatest Cardinals players ever that follow Musial are Bob Gibson, Albert Puhols, and Rogers Hornsby. Here is my all-time Cardinals lineup: Brock - LF Hornsby - 2B Musial - RF Puhols - 1B Edmonds - CF Boyer - 3B Molina - C Ozzie Smith -ss Bob Gibson -P My bench is Ted Simmons - c, Frankie Frisch and Red Schoendienst in the infield, Enos Slaugther and Joe Medwick in the outfield.

[@norseman5662]

Cardinals fans have the right to pick - BUT - Curt Flood in CF. His misstep in '68 undid the great Gibson but he was the best CF of the late 60's when Mays was older. AND - he had other significance, right?

[@larryloveless2967]

@@norseman5662 I really liked watching Curt Flood as I was old enough to have baseball memories of the Cards that start in 1960 soon after he was traded to the Cards. I agree with your comment on his defense and he was also a very good hitter. I met him years later at a Baseball card show in St. Louis and he seemed like a great guy. I went more for power in centerfield as well as bating average and defense and I would say that leaving off Curt Flood and Wille Mc Gee in the outfield due to also not having the power hitting of others how I made my cut. I like your comment.

[@Americaone1]

George Herman Ruth the Babe was a great hitter and pitcher could do it all👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@dominicdavino252]

Definitely number 1. Ruth for sure.

[@CoreyBlase]

I love Ichiro, but how on earth could you possibly justify having him over guys like Pujols, ARod, Ripken, Hornsby etc.

[@hoppy23]

Plujos is the greatest player ever and in the modern Era he's by far th3 goat I don't know how h3 didn't make top 20

[@aarondigby5054]

Ichuru and not Chipper Jones, California Ripken,Jr so many to and can be named

[@FlannelPanel.]

Ichiro had a career overseas before he came to MLB, so you can’t really go by just his stats. It’s not the craziest take

[@bholdr----0]

I suppose it depends on weather or not one takes is Japanese career into account. If he had played in the majors from the start, he would've easily beaten Rose in the all time hits list, and would be in the running for (no pun intended) career stolen bases, singles, put-outs, runs, etc ..

[@bholdr----0]

​@@hoppy23 He didn't make the top 20 because he isn't even in the top 50. No counts, no rates, a poor runner and worse fielder. However, he WAS a great batter for average and power, but, that's about it. Consider that Mantle, for example, beats him in literally every single (era-adjusted) category, esp in counts and black-ink, and was a 5-tool player, rather than Albert's 2! (Not that I'd kick A.P. off of my team, but he just isn't a historic-level player.)

[@RandallDenison]

There is a lot of people saying what about this guy or that guy. These goat 🐐 lists can be debated forever.

[@spacedude1145]

This is my list: 1) Babe Ruth. 2) Willie Mays. 3)Ty Cobb. 4) Ted Williams. 5) Hank Aaron. 6) Honus Wagner. 7) Lou Gehrig. 8) Mickey Mantle. 9) Stan Musial. 10) Rogers Hornsby. 11) Tris Speaker. 12) Eddie Collins. 13) Jimmie Foxx. 14) Mel Ott. 15) Nap Lajoie. 16) Albert Pujols. 17) Rickey Henderson. 18) Mike Schmidt. 19) Frank Robinson. 20) Joe Morgan.

[@shanephillips1730]

Pretty good list and I love the Big Red Machine, but Joe, really? Bonds, either one? Griffey Jr?, Ripken Jr ? Hell George Brett was better than Morgan. Clemente, McCovey, Brooks Robinson?

[@Dnashtharapper]

Derek jeter needs love

[@spacedude1145]

@@shanephillips1730 Joe Morgan is literally the best second baseman since Rogers Hornsby.

[@Bob-vm2qo]

Agree

[@robriginio530]

Joe Dimaggio?

[@danieladkins5242]

My choice starting lineup Jonny Bench- catcher Pete Rose - third base Joe Morgan- second base Ken Griffey jr.- center field Barry Larkin- shortstop Rickey Henderson- left field Barry Bonds- right field Babe Ruth- pitcher

[@danieladkins5242]

Other pitchers Nolan Ryan Cy Young Sandy Koufax Greg Maddex Walter Johnson Statchel Paige Bob Gibson Mariano Riviera Randy Johnson Rollie Fingers Roger Clemons Tom Seaver

[@danieladkins5242]

Bench roster Yogi Berra Ty Cobb Alex Rodriguez Ted Williams Lou Gehrig Mike Schmitt

[@heydoggychannel]

Ted Williams at number 6 is wrong. Top 3

[@spacedude1145]

Ted was a pretty bad base runner, and was pretty mediocre defensively

[@arok233]

everyone is complaining about no Roberto Clemente but what about mike Schmidt?!

[@Steve52344]

Good list. You got number 1 and 2 written in stone. Ruth was simply unexplainable; the God of the Game, to this day. And Mays was the supreme NATURAL

[@Mattgrant2]

How are you going to have Mike Trout and not Albert Pujols?

[@JosephEshleman]

An excellent list. A little too much recency bias in the second ten. The only problem I have is that Lefty Grove was not on it. He should have replaced Greg Maddux. Clemens, and both Johnson's and Martinez were right on. Consider this: Babe Ruth was number one on the list and had the highest OPS of all-time in history against lefthanders at 1130 They walked him 567 times and he struck out 460 times in 3067 plate appearances. Against Lefty Grove in 148 plate appearances Grove struck Babe out 45 times and walked him 13 times. His slugging percentage was 898 even tough. So if Ruth can lead the list, Grove should at least be on it. And in his career Pedro pitched 2827.1 innings; From 1928-39 (excluding a sore armed season in 1934), Lefty Grove pitched 2826.2 innings. And this is how they compared: ..............................Lefty Grove...........................Pedro Martinez won-lost record..........235-82...................................219-100 ERA.............................2.75........................................2.93 ERA+...........................168.........................................154 bWAR..........................95.7.........................................86.1 WAR/250....................8.46.........................................7.61 But wthou question Lefty Grove is the most under-rated superstar in MLB history. And this oversight was merely another example.

[@robscards6313]

Great list....I would say make a way to add in Nolan Ryan, Cal Ripken, Jackie Robinson, and maybe Roberto Clemente....

[@GregorioElefanteJr]

I would have Mays 1 and Ruth 2 because of his all around talent.

[@CarlosFernandez-r8o]

Take away all the drinking and hot dogs and the Babe would have been even better. Willy couldn't pitch either. Let's make him number 2 of all time.

[@mikegrebe536]

How many games did Mays win pitching? What was his E.R.A.?

[@warrenpuckett4203]

My vote is for Al Kaline a 20 year veteran of consistent all around play for all of those 20 years he played.

[@aarondigby5054]

Frank Robinson

[@andrewhall3799]

Tell me you are from Detroit without telling me you are from Detroit

[@JoeMacklinson27188]

1)Babe Ruth 2)Ty Cobb 3)Lou Gehrig 4)Rogers Hornsby 5)Ted Williams 6)Jimmie Foxx 7)Stan Musial 8)Henry Aaron 9)Willie Mays 10)Cap Anson 11)Honus Wagner 12)Tris Speaker 13)Joe Dimaggio 14)Mickey Mantle 15)Joe Jackson 16)Napoleon Lajoie 17)Frank Robinson 18)Ken Griffey Jr 19)Albert Pujols 20)Ed Delahanty

[@spacedude1145]

Willie Mays is wayyyyy too low.

[@brendanjobe6895]

@@spacedude1145 ... and Stan Musial a little too high. As far as hitting alone, I'd have to put Ted Williams at #2. The man hit nearly .388 when he was nearly 40, and played more of his career with blacks than not. They couldn't get him out any better than the whites could.

[@iraevans2013]

A few years ago, I picked an all-time 25...... 1b. Gehrig 2b. Hornsby 3b. Schmidt ss Wagner rf. Ruth lf. Williams cf. Cobb c. Bench ..... Rotation 1.Johnson 2.Mathewson 3.Plank 4.Brown 5. Alexander...... Bullpen L. Waddel (heat) L. Hubel (screw) L. Koufax ( curve) R. Joss(heat) R. Walsh (spit) R. Wilhelm (knuckle) R. Rivera (cutter) ......Bench Dh. Foxx 4th of. Mays Pr/Ph/inf Collins utility inf. Ripken c2 Rodriguez...... Now that we are at 26, who should I add?

[@Grizzlied555]

Grove or J. Foxx

[@ericbauer9029]

Since you're actually fielding a team, you need a second catcher, so Berra I suppose. (Well, Josh Gibson if you're not excluding Negro League players.) I think you must have Aaron, but I can't argue against any of your OFs. I don't think you actually need a knuckleballer (or screwball pitcher; I would add Randy Johnson or Maddux instead), but cool to include one. 🙂

[@Miguelespinosa2323]

Mariano Rivera? Derek Jeter? Pete Rose? Wade Boggs?

[@tonymanero8540]

Been watching baseball for over 60 years, and listening to my dad and others. This is the top 20. With pitchers. 1. Babe Ruth 2. Willie Mays 3. Ted Williams 4. Ty Cobb 5. Lou Gehrig 6. Mickey Mantle 7. Henry Aaron 8. Stan Musial 9. Rogers Hornsby 10. Walter Johnson 11. Honus Wagner 12. Joe DiMaggio 13. Tris Speaker 14. Ken Griffey, Jr 15. Christy Mathewson 16. Jimmie Foxx 17. Roberto Clemente 18. Frank Robinson 19. Grover Alexander 20. Mike Schmidt 20. Barry Bonds. - I’m taking his steroids away from him. His career definitely would have been about here. 22. Tom Seaver 23. CY Young 24. Mel Ott 25. Randy Johnson 25. Roger Clemens - Again taking the steroids away from him he should be here. Top 20 Players excluding pitchers. 1. Babe Ruth 2. Willie Mays 3. Ted Williams 4. Ty Cobb 5. Lou Gehrig 6. Mickey Mantle 7. Henry Aaron 8. Stan Musial 9. Rogers Hornsby 10. Honus Wagner 11. Joe DiMaggio 12. Tris Speaker 14. Ken Griffey, Jr. 15. Jimmie Foxx 16. Roberto Clemente 17. Frank Robinson 18. Mike Schmidt 18. Barry Bonds 20. Mel Ott Just Missed Rickey Henderson, Albert Pujols, Johnny Bench, and Yogi Berra. Top 20 pitchers 1. Walter Johnson 2. Christy Mathewson 3. Pete “Grover” Alexander 4. Tom Seaver 5. Cy Young 6. Randy Johnson 7. Roger Clemens 8. Greg Maddox 9. Warren Spahn 10. Lefty Grove 11. Bob Gibson 12. Steve Carleton 13. Pedro Martinez 14. Mordecai Brown 15. Eddie Plank 16. Clayton Kershaw 17. Whitey Ford 18. Sandy Koufax - Go look at his career before you start arguing with me. And the Dodger Mound was higher than every other team. 19. Bob Feller 20. Juan Marichal 20. Carl Hubbell Just missed Jim Palmer and Nolan Ryan.

[@mikegrebe536]

I'd still have Koufax higher. For 5 years he was just plain unhittable and in post season play his E.R.A. is 0.95.

[@rpc717]

When considering who should be on this list, I came up with most of the same players. My list included Sandy Koufax, Johnny Bench, and Mike Schmidt, and I wouldn't put Ruth ahead of Mays.

[@jamessansone3455]

Ruth is #1 because of he was a pretty decent pitcher also before being a right fielder full time

[@spacedude1145]

Ruth is objectively better than Mays and that is a fact. Only argument for Mays is that he played against much better competition

[@kenbrown1440]

Lists are always fun, good conversations and debates ensue.

[@hannibalbarca4430]

Baseball is the most subjective when it comes to the greatest of all time

[@aarondigby5054]

IKR, very subjective.

[@ManuelGuzman067]

I Think MLB HOF legend baseball ⚾🧢 Sr.willie Mayes will live to see 100

[@trevorcarey3997]

Ten years from now Shohei ⚾️htani might be #1 as the GOAT 🐐

[@JoeMacklinson27188]

No one but Ruth ever will be.

[@kaitai5900]

Ohtani already is the greatest baseball player in history.

[@spacedude1145]

@@kaitai5900He doesn’t have the counting stats. Ohtani is great, but he NEEDS the counting stats.

[@mikegrebe536]

Not with all the Ks and right now his lifetime Batting Average is 44 pts lower than Ruth's

[@jamessansone3455]

You have Mike Trout over Joe D, this is absolutely crazy and this list is BOGUS

[@spacedude1145]

Mike Trout will probably be better than DiMaggio soon anyways.

[@jamessansone3455]

@@spacedude1145 that's delusional

[@spacedude1145]

@Ramone-gf9ss Trout has a better career OPS, OPS+, OBP, and Slugging. Also has better WAR.

[@stevecapps4945]

My father was one of the smartest baseball people I ever met. I once ask him who would be the first player you would take to build a winning dominate team…his answer…Pete Rose…

[@Shopmyst]

Pete Rose over Mickey Mantle? See a shrink.

[@jeffzawislak1737]

How can you leave Nolan Ryan off the list a 27-year career 5,000-plus strikeouts 7 no-hitters 12 one-hit games how many 18 19 strikeout games You could cut Nolan Ryan's career up and have three Hall of Fame careers

[@Grizzlied555]

The guy lost almost as many games as he won. His career winning % was only .513. Barely a .500 pitcher.

[@jeffzawislak1737]

If he had been on the Yankees or the Big Red machine that percentage would have been much higher and he would have had like 450 - 600 wins with maybe 200 losses

[@delvorin1705]

@@jeffzawislak1737 This is one thing I like about modern analysis. Wins and losses have a lot to do with the teams you're on, especially with players like Ryan. A 3.19 era and 5.7k strikeouts..........how do you not put him on a list of greatest players?

[@Chris-ik2ov]

​@@Grizzlied555 % was almost 53%. W% is not how you evaluate a pitched. He had a career era of 3.19. If he had teams as good as Maddux, he'd have a much higher winning %. Do you not know how team sports work?

[@spacedude1145]

Ryan was not as good as everyone thought he was.

[@thepauldineen]

Given the many prime years that Teddy Ballgame was at war, he should be about #4.

[@nick_knows_stuff]

Pedro shouldn't even be sniffing the list of top 50! You didn't have Nolan Ryan, Pete Rose, Mark McGuire, Tony Gwinn, Ernie Banks, or dozens of other player you left out, who far surpassed some players on this list.

[@Grizzlied555]

Mark used peds. Rose used amphetamines. They cheated.

[@MichaelMckinnon-q6e]

I presume you meant Mark McGwire, otherwise I have no idea who Mark McGuire is

[@spacedude1145]

Pete Rose is the most overrated player ever along with DiMaggio. The dude was absolutely terrible his last 7-8 seasons, and purposefully kept himself in the lineup to break the hits record, even when he knew he was terrible.

[@-mv1sd]

I am sorry but the second you had pitchers on this kind of killed it for me. They deserve their own list! Also no steroid players should be allowed and believe me I love a lot of them!

[@JoeMacklinson27188]

Agree

[@spacedude1145]

I agree about the pitchers. They need their own list.

[@ghshinn]

The slander of Cobb must stop. He was neither a racist, nor a cleat sharpener.

[@elitehunters732]

To have PED users sharing a list with clean players is absurd

[@kevinkranz9156]

BONDS DOESNT BELONG THERE

[@georgeinfante1106]

What if Babe Ruth. Started his career as hitting outfield only with no pitching ( 5 years as pitcher ) .what would be his total home runs.?

[@mrhollywood9318]

I feel like it could’ve been maybe 1000 hrs if he average over 50 a season which I think he very much so could have and I think he could’ve maybe had another 60 Homerun season

[@roberthine512]

Mike Schmidt needs to be on this list. Should keep pitchers and hitters separate.

[@CarlosFernandez-r8o]

No problem with the pictured ones being the top three.

[@logankelley111]

WHY ON EARTH IS WALTER JOHNSON AT 9

[@timnolan1860]

You should have separate list for pitchers

[@GeorgeYoung-co3rr]

Aaron Judge didnt play long enough but right now is the best i ever saw. And i saw Mays Aaron Williams im 75 years old.

[@macmacmac4622]

Your list is null and void for several reasons. You left off Satchel Paige. You left off Nolan Ryan. You left off Cy Young. You included a current player.

[@joel8692]

So current elite players that have already have personal accolades and stats than retired players arent eligible?

[@macmacmac4622]

@@joel8692 When that current elite player does not have the stats as people left off his list then yes that is correct.

[@ericbauer9029]

I think you must have a catcher on here. Johnny Bench or Yogi Berra (I lean Bench because he was such a great fielder and catcher is a fielding-first position.) Or Josh Gibson -- but including NL players opens a whole can of worms. Mike Schmidt (3B) probably also belongs. And as much as I didn't care for him and that he was one-dimensional offensively, Pete Rose. His tenacity and longevity can't be overlooked. (Frank Robinson, Roberto Clemente, Christy Mathewson, Grover Alexander other **possible** omissions.)

[@hawktriad]

Maybe Bob Euker should be on the list...oh, wait...this is a top 20 NOT just 20...lol

[@spacedude1145]

Pete Rose was terrible his last 7-8 seasons. Good player, but overrated.

[@angilaparmley9516]

It was a crappy list 😢

[@begcoins]

You cant have Willy Mays but no Barry Bonds. Bonds was HOF on both sides of the ball before he doped up.

[@clayton7220]

Well he doped up

[@josephdovi1565]

Bonds no before steroids a good HOF player.

[@joel8692]

Bonds had 4 mvps and 6 gold gloves and almost 500 home runs before steroids

[@RobertStambaugh-l5r]

@@joel8692 And responsible for the Pirates losin 3 consecutive NLCS playoffs . So no , Clemente and Rose are much better .

[@mh2584]

No frank Robinson FOH

[@christophernelson2423]

Why you gotta show that Rajai Davis home run in the beginning. It still makes my stomach drop

[@jjperdue4998]

NO CHEATERS Will Ever be a great ball player, period

[@aarondigby5054]

How about the 1927 NY Yankee's Murderer Row?

[@bholdr----0]

YES. F the juicers. If Pete Rose isn't in the hall for something that MIGHT have affected games, BB, MMcG, RC, JC, ARod, etc should be banned from the game too. F'n cheaters. A little baseline or an emeroy board is one thing- injecting, abusing, and cheating by using illegal drugs is another altogether! (Re: Rose- I get they Giamatti had to come down on him so hard- Baseball is still dealing with gambling and 1919. Still, I hope he gets in the hall, even if it has to be post mortum, as his final punishment. If Bonds, Clemens, etc, ever get in they deserve a bunch of big fat asterisks ******!

[@bobrau830]

Did Willie pitch?

[@ObamaSaid-hr1vt]

i dont care what anybody says but Bonds is #1 90% of the league was doing at the time

[@mikepitre2112]

A top 20 list with Ichiro ahead of Rickey Henderson. You are disqualified from ever discussing anything about baseball ever again.

[@DrAnarchy69]

This voice is clearly AI generated. Was contemplating subbing but I can’t condone the laziness

[@bobwhite2]

Anyone that claims they are the greatest gets excluded from consideration. So eliminate Mays.

[@Grizzlied555]

Yes. Plus Mays set almost no records and used amphetamines.

[@joel8692]

Lol wow thats some stupid logic.

[@NybergCarl]

Ted Williams came pretty close to calling himself the greatest.

[@whiteclouds26]

Nah

[@whiteclouds26]

​@@Grizzlied555ok

[@rayfromphilly6969]

frank robinson

[@t.sewell1513]

#1 Easy….Mickey Mantle barring his bad knees. Nobody compares! #2….Jackie Robinson.

[@clayton7220]

Wheres bob ueker

[@williammarriott6131]

Where is Aaron's black ink in the bb ency??? If you don't understand, look it up.

[@larrycurtis2783]

Did I miss Mantle

[@STONESGAM]

20 Players is too short when having both pitcher and regular players. Trout is too high and shouldn't be included he has way too many years to go still IMO. Plus, his last five years have been incomplete and injury plagued.

[@clayton7220]

What about Bob feller he lost four yrs to wwtwo

[@clayton7220]

And his team never had great hitters

[@GMCvideos2012]

I'm a cincinnati native and the griffy years were horrible. I think he was a generational talent.But there was other guys on the list that were better, or longer more productive careers

[@redreeler4905]

You've got a great list, but there are others who deserve to be there like Nolan Ryan!!!

[@aarondigby5054]

IKR

[@ThePilot313]

Crazy how a player like Ty Cobb is in but players these days get sooooo scrutinized for way less nasty behavior and actions….i see what baseball be doing though😅😭

[@tomtermini1254]

What nasty behavior is that? Bullshit

[@jjfarm9562]

Ty Cobb #1

[@natwilliams7079]

No Albert Pujols? What a joke.

[@Grizzlied555]

Pujols used drugs

[@bholdr----0]

Honus Wagner at number 12? WHAT!? He is top-five, easily. Bill James had him at number TWO. His 1908 season was the best in history- he league in EVERY SINGLE offensive category except home runs- Hits, walks, steals, singles, doubles, triples, average, slugging, OBP, RBI, etc. (and this was in the dead ball era) AND, he was far and away the best shortstop in the game... Leading in put-outs, double plays, errors, etc. ...And that season wasn't much better than his average seasons- he played for 15+ years, and was productive in all of them. ...12th? C'mon.

[@hawktriad]

Nolan Ryan had the MOST Noah offers in Baseball but he could not crack the list???

[@hawktriad]

Noah offers is from me not paying attention to the Ali auto correct...should be no-hitters, but no ah offers kinda makes sense also...lol

[@richinyv1]

Bonds 7th? Please...

[@whatshappeningwithmychange3089]

Where is nolan ryan???

[@jerrygoldfarb7739]

he was a slightly above .500 pitcher and is not a top 20 player-Seaver and Gibson belong before him as well as Bob Feller-and where is Sandy Koufax?

[@spacedude1145]

Koufax and Ryan both don’t deserve to be on here.

[@GBst1007]

Lou Gehrig , Done

[@Dnashtharapper]

Where’s Derek jeter??

[@GeorgeYoung-uh5by]

I would put Griffey if he didn't have all those injuries in the top 5. Jr over 600 homers and tremendous center fielder. He was the best in my time after 1960

[@aarondigby5054]

Rickey Henderson surpassing Ty Cobb's hallowed runs scored record, how about that?

[@cwahoo1]

I think you enjoyed watching 90s/00 baseball. They are way over represented.

[@radarrob1443]

Tom Seaver before Pedro Martinez all day

[@xmeraxes]

AI made this entire video. It’s so apparent with the commentary

[@ghostme1635]

My thing is back in the day. 1950 and before. The talent was no where near what it is today.. the competition and athleticism was no where near what it is today. Baseball players today are significantly more athletic than those of 60 years ago primarily due to advancements in training methods, nutrition science, better understanding of the human body, increased emphasis on year-round conditioning, and a more competitive landscape where only the most elite athletes make it to the professional level, resulting in a higher overall athletic ability across the league. ....so in my opinion its very hard to compare and rank ...players of then and today

[@averyce2]

Did I miss Nolan Ryan and Bob Gibson?!?

[@ToonTwist]

Nolan Ryan is not a top 20 player of all time.

[@GilderoyChivalry]

Nolan ryan isn't even top 50

[@nicholasschroeder3678]

Ryan was the best pitcher--ever--at striking players out AND keeping them from getting hits. AND he did it over an incredibly long career.

[@ToonTwist]

@@nicholasschroeder3678 He had a 112 career ERA+ and had only 83 war in 27 years, there are at least fifteen or more pitchers better than him. Also Ryan didn’t even have a career 10ks per nine he is in no way the best strikeout pitcher.

[@Grizzlied555]

​@@nicholasschroeder3678He lost almost as many games as he won. His winning % was a weak .513

[@johnniebartlett6834]

Cobb is number ONE period.

[@fr2ncm9]

Read about the Negro league star Josh Gibson. The few times he played against major league star pitchers, he destroyed them. If he had played in the MLB he probably would have had the most home runs of any player.

[@Grizzlied555]

​@@fr2ncm9He did not destroy the mlb. He did not hit well at all against them. But Babe Ruth massacred the negro leagues. He averaged a home run against th around every 7 at bats and batted .455 against them.

[@spacedude1145]

Im tired of people not providing any reasons why they think so. Cobb was indeed great, but he was not better than Ruth. Ruth had a higher OBP, higher slugging, higher ops, higher ops+, and a higher WAR and a better peak. Ruth is the greatest and it’s really not close.

[@nicholasschroeder3678]

These lists, while fun to argue about, are pretty meaningless. First off, pitchers are really their own thing: you can't compare them to batsmen, and the contribution they make to the team is entirely different. Secondly, you really can't compare players across ages with any kind of validity. Best you can do is pick who were the most dominant players from the different eras. So a guy like Cobb should rank higher, for example, than Aaron, because he was clearly better than anyone else around at the time. Aaron had guys like Mays, Mantle, and Robinson around compiling similar records. But in the end, it's just opinions. BTW, Cobb wasnt the slathering racist monster of legend, not did he sharpen his spikes. The dumb lies shouldn't he endlessly repeated. He was just a really smart and aggressive player, and he was highly respected by his competitors.

[@tomtalley2192]

You had guys like Sisler, and Hornsby playing at the same time as Cobb. Not to mention Ruth and Gehrig.

[@tonyrichard7966]

Well no Clemente, u know what world we live in. Nuff said .

[@AFSTALLION13]

1- Ty Cobb 2- Hank Aaron 3- Barry Bonds 4- Babe Ruth 5- Willie Mays 6- Alex Rodriguez 7- Albert Pujols 8- Ted Williams 9- Lou Gehrig 10- Stan Musial 11- Joe DiMaggio 12- Ken Griffey Jr. 13- Frank Robinson 14- Miguel Cabrera 15- Jeff Bagwell 16- Jimmie Foxx 17- Manny Ramirez 18- Eddie Murray 19- Rafael Palmeiro 20- Rickey Henderson

[@tomtalley2192]

No pitchers?

[@AFSTALLION13]

@@tomtalley2192 1- Walter Johnson 2- Christy Mathewson 3- Tom Seaver 4- Roger Clemens 5- Greg Maddux 6- Nolan Ryan 7- Bob Gibson 8- Steve Carlton 9- Randy Johnson 10- Warren Spahn

[@tomtalley2192]

@@AFSTALLION13 No Young, or Koufax? I would replace Maddux and Carlton. I watched Maddux pitch. He had about 8" off the plate in every direction. Never threw a strike. Don't know why the umps continually gave it to him.

[@AFSTALLION13]

​@@tomtalley2192 I did a ranking a few years ago and had Young at 12. I don't recall where I had Koufax. Some people value total stats accrued while others value who had the best peak years. I go with the former which means I have guys like Sandy and Pedro lower.

[@RandallDenison]

You must really be anti Mickey Matle.

[@markswanson8487]

Ishiro does not belong on this list and neither does Henderson. Jimmy Fox does and Grover Alexander should be on it.

[@billthehofcollector4525]

Very hard to make such a list. I would say……. Trout out, pujols in. Pedro out. (Too short a career, like Koufax) ,hornsby in Kershaw stands a chance to sneak in. Maybe push DiMaggio out Eh on ichiro…. So Otherwise, minor tweaks You’ll get the Jackie /Clemente comments but they transcended in other ways, and I agree not having them on this list.

[@ericpierson1639]

No Koufax?

[@fr2ncm9]

Roger Clemens and Barry Bonds don't belong on this list. Josh Gibson, Oscar Charleston and Smokey Joe Williams do. Williams played in an exhibition against major league stars. He went head to head against HOF pitcher Walter Johnson and won.

[@clayton7220]

Didn't clemon s and bonds use sterilds

[@andrewhall3799]

Ichiro, Mike Trout, Ricky Henderson, Mantle, Lou Gherig too high; Ted Williams, Barry Bonds too low. Ichiro and Mike Trout are both not top 50 all time. Also, where the hell is Nolan Ryan.

[@richardhogenson594]

Will Ohtani be in the top ten, ten years from now?

[@billbally4419]

Bonds?

[@rodneyison9500]

The question is, when did he start using steroids. Bonds, I think that he started using Way before it was discovered

[@stephenjarman4938]

Why is Albert Pujols not here

[@123TiM45]

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