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[@GaryDodgerfan]

Ken Hubbs may be a good play for Cubs/Gold Glove. I know him because he's from my local area. Also won ROTY the year before Billy Williams. He was the first rookie to win GG. Sadly, he died just before spring training 1964 when the plane he was piloting crashed in Utah.

[@GaryDodgerfan]

Had to take a 3 on this one. Who knew Darwin Barney was that popular? Harry Smythe 0.01 / Al Mamaux 0.006 / Joey Gallo 0.3 Eddie Stack 0.002 / Gene Hermanski 0.005 / Darwin Barney 2 Bobby Bragan 0.01 / Chance Sanford 0.009 / Charley Neal 0.02

[@JeremySclar]

Got a 3: Félix Rodríguez (0.03), Hemsley (0.01), Shantz (0.5) Cody Ransom (0.04), George Van Haltren (0.02), Darwin Barney (2) Dave Bancroft (0.2), Eddie O'Brien (0.07), Matt Williams (0.07) The Pirates experimented with O'Brien and his brother Johnny as two way players in the '50s (though Johnny had far more pitching appearances). They were amongst the last two way players prior to Shohei Ohtani. I resisted the urge to guess a much earlier two way player, Charlie Ferguson, for lower left. He played some infield, but not shortstop.

[@craiglammers7177]

I used a Contemporary of Charlie Ferguson, southpaw catcher Jack Clements who played a handful of games at short

[@pfelon]

7 Lefty O'Doul 0.2% / Kevin Elster 0.05% / Thurman Munson 4% John Mabry 0.05% / Chris Stynes 0.03% / Derrek Lee 2% Matt Kata 0.01% / Jeff King 0.3% / Eric Chavez 0.07% Went with Munson over Richardson for some reason.

[@craiglammers7177]

Rarity of 0 that must have come down late as I was at 1 most of day Yankees Dave Fultz Lefty Davis. Norm Siebern Cubs Bob Ferguson Charlie Eden Bobby Shantz Played Shortstop Jack Clements John Gilbert Vic Power