1. You are missing the point. Sure he can mash, but you don't have to pitch around him. Why would you. In an all time greatest hitters list he wouldn't be on it(imo) because he STRIKES OUT TOO MUCH!!!
  2. I sure don't understand how you can leave Lou Gehrig and Rogers Hornsby
    off your lineup at 1st and 2nd base...those are no brainers.. Bonds and Arod I'd
    have to leave off until all the facts are in on the 'roids..maybe replace with Ripkin
    and Mays...

  3. Oh the facts are in my man, your choice as to if you want to turn a blind eye or not. Sosa still strikes out too much.
  4. I'm not a Padres fan but will agree Tony Gwynn was one of the toughest "outs" for opposing pitchers. His career batting average was well over .300 and I recall one year where he came close to reaching .400.
  5. fixed it, sorry no mcgwire or gay rod for me, and i went with my grandpaw's favorite player of all time, the Yaz.
  6. You could just do a hybrid of adding the '27 Yankees with the '98 Yankees.

    1927 Yankees
    1B Lou Gehrig -- .373, 47 HRs
    OF Babe Ruth -- .356, 60 HRs
    OF Earle Combs -- .356, 6 HRs
    OF Bob Meussel -- .337, 8 HRs
    2B Tony Lazzeri -- .309, 18 HRs

    1998 Yankees
    OF Bernie Williams -- .339, 26 HRs
    SS Derek Jeter -- .324, 19 HRs
    OF Paul O'Neill -- .317, 24 HRs
    3B Scott Brosius -- .300, 19 HRs
  7. Need a catcher or some depth, you could go to the 1961 Yankees
    C Elston Howard .348, 21 HRs
    OF Mickey Mantle .317, 54 HRs

    Or the 1936 Yankees
    C Bill Dickey .362, 22 HRs
    1B Lou Gehrig .354, 49 HRs
    OF Joe DiMaggie .323, 29 HRs
    3B Red Rolfe .319, 10 HRs
    OF George Selkirk .308, 18 HRs
    OF Jake Powell .302, 7 HRs