Right Field: Babe Ruth
1914-1935, primarily for the New York Yankees, as well as stints with the Boston Red Sox and Boston Braves
.342 lifetime batting average
714 career home runs
2,214 career runs batted in (rbi’s)
2,873 career hits
94-46 lifetime record as a lefthanded pitcher for Red Sox, with a 2.28 earned run average (ERA)
7-time World Series champion
12-time American League home run leader
5-time American League rbi leader
2-time AL All-Star
1923 AL Most Valuable Player
1924 AL batting champion
Inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame as part of its first class in 1936
Led the game in its transition from the dead ball era to one that featured long home runs, earning him unending adulation from fans
Legendary nicknames include “The Bambino” and “The Sultan of Swat”
Ranked by the Sporting News number one on its list of “Baseball’s 100 Greatest Players”
In 1999, was named to baseball’s All Century Team
Honorable Mention: Hank Aaron, Roberto Clemente, Frank Robinson, Mel Ott, Tony Gwynn, Reggie Jackson, Al Kaline, Ichiro Suzuki, Vladimir Guerrero, Dave Winfield, Paul Waner, Tony Oliva, Kiki Cuyler, Sam Crawford, Enos Slaughter, Harry Heilmann, Sam Rice, Chuck Klein
C: Yogi Berra
1B: Lou Gehrig
2B: Rogers Hornsby
SS: Honus Wagner
3B: Mike Schmidt
LF: Ted Williams
CF: Willie Mays
RF: Babe Ruth
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