Two Cooperstown plaques lead this group, yet the deeper cuts bring Gold Glove range, a batting title and some unlikely World Series heroics.
1Jack ClarkFour-time All-Star slugger with the Giants and Cardinals whose ninth-inning home run won the deciding game of the 1985 NLCS.1000pts
2Jack MorrisPitcher with 254 career wins who threw a 10-inning shutout for the Twins in Game 7 of the 1991 World Series and was inducted into the Hall of Fame in 2018.927pts
3LaMarr HoytChicago White Sox pitcher who won the 1983 AL Cy Young Award with 24 victories.709pts
4Lee MazzilliNew York Mets outfielder who homered and drew the go-ahead walk in the 1979 All-Star Game and won the 1986 World Series.709pts
5Mike ScottHouston Astros pitcher who won the 1986 NL Cy Young Award, clinched that year's division with a no-hitter and was named NLCS MVP.709pts
6Robin YountMilwaukee Brewers shortstop and center fielder from 1974 to 1993 who won AL MVP awards in 1982 and 1989, collected 3,142 hits and entered the Hall of Fame in 1999.600pts
7Willie WilsonKansas City Royals center fielder who won the 1982 AL batting title, stole 668 bases and won the 1985 World Series.600pts
8Danny DarwinPitcher who won 171 games over 21 seasons and took the 1990 NL ERA title with the Houston Astros.466pts
9Mickey HatcherLos Angeles Dodgers utility player who hit two home runs in the 1988 World Series win over Oakland.466pts
10Jeff ReardonRelief pitcher who finished with 367 saves and closed for the 1987 World Series champion Minnesota Twins.466pts
11Dennis MartínezNicaraguan pitcher who won 245 games in the majors and threw a perfect game for the Montreal Expos in 1991.466pts
12Mike NorrisOakland Athletics pitcher who won 22 games and a Gold Glove in 1980, finishing second in AL Cy Young voting.0pts
13Chet LemonCenter fielder for the White Sox and Tigers who made three All-Star teams and won the 1984 World Series with Detroit.0pts
14Dwayne MurphyOakland Athletics center fielder who won six consecutive Gold Gloves from 1980 to 1985.0pts
Photo credits
- Jack Morris — Arturo Pardavila III from Hoboken, NJ, USA, CC BY-SA 2.0
- Lee Mazzilli — Stephen V, CC BY-SA 4.0
- Robin Yount — Rubenstein, CC BY 2.0
- Danny Darwin — Joel Dinda: Flickr, website, CC BY 2.0
- Mickey Hatcher — Dave Dorman, CC BY 2.0
- Mike Norris — John Morgan: Flickr, website, Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, CC BY 2.0
- Chet Lemon — Roger DeWitt on Flickr, CC BY 2.0
- Dwayne Murphy — Delaywaves, CC BY-SA 2.0
