Pete Reiser
In 1941 Pete Reiser led the NL in WAR, doubles, triples, average, slugging %, OPS, & total bases to lead Brooklyn to their 1st pennant since 1920.
Read More > Gene Tenace
The 1972 World Series Most Valuable Player, Gene Tenace has four rings, 4 homers, 12 RBI, and a .405 on-base percentage in Fall Classic play.
Read More >Wilbur Wood
The Sporting News’ Pitcher of the Year in 1972, four-time 20-game winner Wilbur Wood led all MLB pitchers in victories from 1971-1974.
Read More >Mudcat Grant
Two-time All Star Mudcat Grant was the first African-American AL 20-game winner and the first to win a World Series game for the American League.
Read More >Willie Randolph
Upon his retirement Willie Randolph ranked 5th in games played at 2B, 9th in putouts, 7th in assists, 8th in total chances, & 3rd in double plays.
Read More >Deacon Phillippe
Deacon Phillippe has the best walk per 9 innings rate of any pitcher from 60’6” & holds the single-season World Series records in wins, CG, & IP.
Read More >Rick Reuschel
All Star, Gold Glover, & 214-game winner Rick Reuschel has a higher career WAR than Bob Feller, Sandy Koufax, Juan Marichal & Don Drysdale.
Read More >Joe Garagiola
Catcher and Ford C. Frick Award winner Joe Garagiola grew up across the street from Hall of Famer Yogi Berra; the pair remained lifelong friends.
Read More >Andrew McCutchen
Andrew McCutchen has the hardware for Cooperstown: 2013 MVP Award, 5 All Star rings, 4 Silver Slugger Awards & the 2012 Wilson Defensive Player of the Year.
Read More >Kirk Gibson
Kirk Gibson remains the only Most Valuable Player never to appear in an All Star game; his Game 1 walk off homer in ’88 was his only at bat of that Series.
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