The Man

[TheMadDog31]

Where does he rank in your greatest players of all-time?

He consistently ranks in my top seven.

[Domenic]

I would probably rank him within the Top-15.

A few of his all-time numbers and rankings:

BA - .331 - 30
OBP - .417 - 23
SLG - .559 - 21
OPS - .976 - 14
R - 1949 - 9
H - 3630 - 4
TB - 6134 - 2
2B - 725 - 3
HR - 475 - 28
RBI - 1951 - 6
OPS+ - 159 - 15
RC - 2562 - 3
Batting Wins - 93.8 - 5

[Bill Burgess]

Following numbers are Bill James rankings, in his 2001, NBJHBBA.

Negro Leagues = red = 10 Players
Pre-1900 = blue = 10 Players
Active Players = 6 Players

My Top Position Players

1. Ty Cobb 5
2. Honus Wagner 2
3. Willie Mays 3
4. Babe Ruth 1
5. Oscar Charleston, NL 4
6. Pop Lloyd, NL 22
7. Tris Speaker 10
8. Rogers Hornsby 18
9. Lou Gehrig 13
10. Barry Bonds 15
11. Eddie Collins 16
12. Stan Musial 9

[Wade8813]

Right now, I have Musial in 13th. My list isn't anywhere close to complete, and there's a lot of room for adjustment, but I can't see him as high as 7th.