Jerry Reuss
Former All Star Jerry Reuss ranks 33rd all time in starts (547), 57th in innings pitched (2,669 2/3), 80th in wins (220), and 39th in shutouts (51).
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Dave Dombrowski
Dave Dombrowski built pennant-winning teams in Florida, Detroit, Boston, and Philadelphia; he earned rings with the Marlins and Red Sox.
Read More >Eddie Stanky
An on-base machine, Eddie Stanky had 100 or more walks in six seasons including four campaigns with 125+; his career on-base percentage is .410.
Read More >Bo Jackson
Bo Jackson earned the Heisman Trophy, the Walter Camp Award, an MLB All Star Game MVP Award, and an NFL Pro Bowl nomination.
Read More >Bob Fothergill
Once a pinch hitter for Ty Cobb, Bob Fothergill held the AL’s single-season pinch-hit mark and MLB’s career record when he played his last game.
Read More >David Wells
Two-time World Series champion David Wells authored a perfect game, won 239 games, had two top-3 Cy Young finishes and a 53.4 career WAR.
Read More >Eddie Cicotte
Best remembered for his part in the 1919 World Series scandal, 209-game winner Eddie Cicotte won 50 games in his final two seasons and finished with 59.0 career WAR.
Read More >Mark Buehrle
In 2007 only a walk to Sammy Sosa – who was later picked off – prevented Mark Buehrle from a perfecto; two years later he threw MLB’s 18th perfect game.
Read More >Norm Cash
Norm Cash still ranks in the top-10 in hits, runs, homers, total bases, RBI and WAR for position players for the Tigers, one of the AL’s original teams.
Read More >Robin Ventura
A three-time college All-American, Robin Ventura earned the 1988 Golden Spikes Award; in the majors he was a 6-time Gold Glover with a 56.1 career WAR.
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