100 Greatest Baseball Players Of All Time

We're counting down the 100 greatest baseball players to ever grace the diamond. From legendary sluggers to dominant pitchers, this video celebrates the icons who have shaped America's pastime.
Witness history as we rank these incredible athletes based on their impact on the game, their statistical achievements, and their unforgettable moments. Disagree with our picks? Let us know in the comments below!
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[@johnnorman4416]

This list is so bad it is laughable. So many disagreements it would take hours to type them all down.
But Tony Gwinn - an 8 time batting champion - at No# 91 really jumps out at me.

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[@ethanscoma9313]

I headed straight to the comments, so funny

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[@Blackdog222]

I immediately went to number one since any listing that does not have Babe number one is highly suspect. Good job getting that right.

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[@smemr]

not sure the steroid boys like clemons and bonds really should be included. Both were very good but clearly got significant boosts from their "enhancements". Would also not include current players until their careers are over (even though they may legitimately belong in the group) . Finally, my own POV is that pitchers and non-pitchers need to be evaluated separately, but that's just that I find it hard to directly compare the two. Otherwise, Honus Wagner and Mantle should be switched. Mantle, as great as he was, was more a story of a short peak while Wagner was just too dominant a player in his time to be that low. Good effort.

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[@carymiller2403]

Top 3 are Ruth. Mays. Cobb. Not necessarily in that order. Sometime look up Ty Cobb's stats. At some point he led the league in every offensive category that matters

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[@johnforet216]

Juan Marichal???????????????

[@mikemallery913]

Consider pulling the pitchers off the list, make a too 100 pitcher only list and a position player only list. As for order, we could all argue it but Pete Rose was way too low on this list.

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[@bulldinkyjb]

Lou Brock and Ernie Banks, did I miss something

[@mikew6765]

Joe Jackson should be in the top 10, not 68. Where is Jim Palmer? He won 3 World Series, 3 Cy Youngs, and 4 Gold Gloves.

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[@mrp3803]

It's very difficult and unfair to compare players of different eras. The older players never played against players from the Negro leagues or with the talent, training and competition of the modern MLB.

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[@bwalla50]

BS list. Eddie Murray is one of only 5 players to get over 500 hrs and 3000 hits and he didn't make this list.

[@Drew.1968]

How can Tony Gwynn be at 91 ?

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[@EricPatterson-tb3fd]

Hit King Pete Rose at 59, REALLY

[@DrD313]

Charleston at 21 is a joke. Shouldn't have included Negro Leaguers if you're just gonna disrespect them all over again.

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[@pawleys45]

Chipper ahead of Junior???

[@robertmalfy8552]

Barry bonds was a cheater and a disgrace to baseball

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