*Not roided out, post 1930.

1.Gehrig
2. Foxx
3. Mize
4. Greenberg
5. McCovey
6. Murray
7. Killer
8. Hernandez
9. Terry (Bill)
10. Powell

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It would be easier if it were only guys who were ALWAYS first baseman

Frank?

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Most hits in the 90's....

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huh?

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Yes, although some asshole is gonna say he DH'd


Hatchet, I mean eliminate guys who started at other positions and moved to first or played another position like McCovey


I dont have a list ready, but Im pretty sure Pujols will be on it.

I think he's calling him a juicer...

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mccovey started at 1B. If you played most of your career at 1B, that's good enough for me.

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Well, then we have to ignore the last 3 decades

Better list....often overlooked first baseman

Glen Davis
Randy Milligan
Jack Clark
Leon Durham
Kevin Maas
Greg Jeffries

Yeah, I frequently mistake Jimmy and Nellie Foxx and was thinking Jimmy was not always a first baseman.

Carry on


No Frank Or Albert though?

They both belong there...

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steroid era is too tough. I think most of those in consideration are on the juice. I am convinced pujols is/was juiced. doesn't pass the eye test to me. add them to your list if you want.

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End of list.

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How could anybody forget this great player?

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Again, similar to SS thread.. top 10 1B i have seen.

Pujol
Murray
Mattingly
Helton
W Clark
Thomas
Galaragga
Olerud
McGriff

Bagwell*
McGwire*
Palmeiro*

I just lumped all the juicers in at #10

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Helton was on roids for sure

for 3-4 years, mattingly was the best I ever saw. dude was like a SS over there.

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Nice pose. About 30 minutes before the game, ground crew sprinkling the field.

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playing catch before the game?

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DS just being a dickbag. Infield warmups occur in every MLB game.

Mattingly is one of the best of the last 50 years.

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Really dude? I thought the picture was funny. Looking like its a game situation when it clearly is not.
But that being said... blow me?

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That's DW's job.. it's cool man, i just thought you were being contrarian or something. It's an odd pic, but not unusual. I apologai, a little drunk and high at this posting. Carry on.

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You're all right Apologist.
you're all right.

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There's only one (1) Yankee Apologist™ in this thread.


http://youtu.be/_tcVPVXGoww

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I guess the great Don Mattingly was not allowed to warm up before the game, according to President Darkside. Thank goodness Darkside is not the President of baseball, or else there would be countless pulled muscles in games.

The great Don Mattingly is my favorite Glorious Yankee amongst those players I actually saw play. When you look up "that son of a bitch could play" in the dictionary, there is a picture of the great Don Mattingly. Go ahead, hit a screaming line drive down the first base line. The great Don Mattingly will catch it - with his bleeping face if he has to. Oh, are you trying to sneak a monster curve ball past the great Don Mattingly? Consider that monster curveball deposited off the wall for a stand up double.

I literally begin weeping when I think that this great and Glorious Yankee never won a World Series.

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No. He wasn't better than Fred McGriff or Boog Powell. Guys nobody even mentions.

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If you go by peak years, Donnie Baseball had a 3-4 year run you can put up against anybody. He had the misfortune of playing between Yankee dynasties, when Steinbrenner was in full-on crazyman mode.

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