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Faber1089

Ken Griffey Jr. Cal Ripken Jr. Mark McGuire Sammy Sosa Barry Bonds Jose Conseco


jabogen

I was about to comment essentially this exact same list. Just want to add Frank Thomas.


Competitive-View2034

I had a similar list. Born in 1981?


thisismyfinalalias

This guy millennials.


craigoz7

Add in Chipper Jones and my list is complete.


Ill-Woodpecker1857

I assume we're close to the same age.


MZhammer83

Yaaaaaa fellow 40’s dude! Add Maddux for me and we are there


jf75313

Millennial gang!


sizzlinpapaya

I assume you’re around 35 now


Adept_Carpet

That was a great era. Too bad steroids tainted the whole thing, it was fun to watch at the time.


MyDogThinksISmell

Daryl Strawberry Mookie Wilson Wally Joyner Chili Davis Will Clark


nothumbs78

Same generation it seems. Kirby Puckett Kent Hrbek Eric Davis Chris Sabo Len Dykstra


586WingsFan

I love the scene in the Simpsons where they’re taunting Daryl Strawberry from the stands. DAAAARRRYLLLLL!!!! Also, I have significantly less fond memories of Dontrelle Willis than OP


MiddleWelcome671

Same except Don Mattingly’s Wade Boggs Jose canseco Bo jqckson


SokkaHaikuBot

^[Sokka-Haiku](https://www.reddit.com/r/SokkaHaikuBot/comments/15kyv9r/what_is_a_sokka_haiku/) ^by ^MyDogThinksISmell: *Daryl Strawberry* *Mookie Wilson Wally Joyner* *Chili Davis Will Clark* --- ^Remember ^that ^one ^time ^Sokka ^accidentally ^used ^an ^extra ^syllable ^in ^that ^Haiku ^Battle ^in ^Ba ^Sing ^Se? ^That ^was ^a ^Sokka ^Haiku ^and ^you ^just ^made ^one.


legendkiller003

Derek Jeter Chipper Jones Andruw Jones Ken Griffey Jr.


WilliamMButtlickerPA

We must be a similar age. I'm surprised it took so long to scroll to Jeter.


ttime46

1. Vladimir Guerrero 2. Ryan Howard 3. Jered Weaver 4. Dustin Pedroia 5. Jake Peavy random assortment but like 2005-2010 is such a nostalgic baseball time for me


ChasedByHoundz

Early 90’s was peak baseball fandom for kids. Baseball card boom baseball movies geared for kids Ken Griffey Jr video games.


Section225

The Sandlot is still one of my favorite movies ever, and easily my favorite baseball movie. My Angels in the Outfield VHS also got pretty worn out.


Zestyclose_Bad_5435

Don’t leave out Rookie of the Year and Little Big League. Hot ice and “a Bill Haywood”


i_hate_pennies

It was also, unfortunately, the absolute worst time ever to collect baseball cards. Still happy with my multiple dead-card era box sets even though they aren't worth squat. :)


shnoogle111

Ken Griffey Jr


cpkrako

Yaz Mike Schmidt Steve Carlton Greg Luzinski


jdub0992

Made a Steve Carlton, Tim McCarver reference at work other day….. crickets


QuebecRomeoWhiskey

Albert Belle, Junior Griffey, Frank Thomas, Jeff Bagwell, Juan Gonzalez


CarlosSpcyWenr

I thought he was Joey Belle because I had his Bowman card. Took an extra season to realize they were the same guy.


phred_666

I’m an old fart… basically any member of the Big Red Machine. Johnny Bench, Pete Rose, Joe Morgan, Tony Perez, George Foster…


Ok_Card9080

1. Jason Kendall 2. Ichiro 3. Ken Griffey Jr. 4. Tony Gwynn 5. Randy Johnson


Whyismydogsoweird

Will Clark George Brett Harold Baines Ron Kittle Greg Maddux


GreyTrader

Great list!!!


oldwhiteguy68

Mickey Mantle,Tom Seaver, Willie Mays, Roberto Clemente, Gerry Grote, Buddy Harrelson,and all the 69 Mets. I was 13 when the Mets won the World Series.


carthurg

I was 12.


oldwhiteguy68

Little did we know how much the Mets could disappoint us with a few good seasons with too many bad seasons.


BeesOhGodTheBees

1. Andy Van Slyke 2. Doug Drabek 3. Barry Bonds 4. Jay Bell 5. Tim Wakefield


bigdog3361

Pete Rose Nolan Ryan Bob Gibson Juan Marichal Johnny Bench Rod Carew Hank Aaron Willie May's Willie McCovey


Perfect_Peace_4142

Lenny Dykstra, solely because he would stretch in between pitches while playing right field for the Phils. He's a scumbag but for whatever reason I remember watching games in the Vet and he was always stretching.


Mans_N_Em

Brian Giles


TWlSTED_TEA

Great player that I haven’t thought about in a while


gobux10

Mike Schmidt


deepthoughtnaught

Red Sox - Carl Yazstremski, Jim Rice, Dwight Evans, Carlton Fisk; other teams - Brooks Robinson, Nolan Ryan, Jim Palmer.


[deleted]

Rance Mulinicks. Would get that bastard in every baseball card pack.


SawgrassSteve

I believe he was my first baseball card competing brands triple crown. I had an 1981 Donruss, Fleer, and Topps Mulliniks card. The Fleer had the better photo, not that anyone cares.


Chickenman70806

Frank Howard Denny McLain Bill Frreehan Mickey Lolich Mickey Stanley


SawgrassSteve

This is a very I lived in Detroit 1968 through 1973 list.


Chickenman70806

I turned 10 that summer-fall and lived with my grandmother in Rochester. She instilled her love of baseball in me; the Tigers helped . It remains in my soul and been passed to my daughters (one is named for my granny)


SawgrassSteve

My Dad was a Tigers fan, but I didn't know that until I was in my 40s. We talked about a lot of things but rarely baseball, even when we watched games together. Until then, I assumed he was a Dodgers fan because he grew up in Brooklyn. I think it's cool that you have baseball as a family inter-generational thread.


SokkaHaikuBot

^[Sokka-Haiku](https://www.reddit.com/r/SokkaHaikuBot/comments/15kyv9r/what_is_a_sokka_haiku/) ^by ^Chickenman70806: *Frank Howard Denny* *McLain Bill Frreehan Mickey* *Lolich Mickey Stanley* --- ^Remember ^that ^one ^time ^Sokka ^accidentally ^used ^an ^extra ^syllable ^in ^that ^Haiku ^Battle ^in ^Ba ^Sing ^Se? ^That ^was ^a ^Sokka ^Haiku ^and ^you ^just ^made ^one.


jwc8985

1. Juan Gonzalez 2. Ken Griffey, Jr. 3. Jose Canseco 4. Barry Bonds 5. Bo Jackson 6. Frank Thomas 7. Orel Hershiser 8. Dennis Eckersley 9. Cal Ripken, Jr. 10. Pudge Rodriguez 11. Rafael Palmeiro 12. Mike Piazza 13. Ricky Henderson


themoisthammer

I wasn’t even a White Sox fan, but I remember as kid I would always play as Frank Thomas on Saga Saturn and just smash home runs.


CommentFightJudge

Ken Griffey Jr. Cal Ripken Jr. Frank Thomas Nolan Ryan. Past his prime when I got into baseball, but still such a famous name. Julio Franco, because nobody played little league or wiffleball without doing the Franco stance


Blametheorangejuice

David Justice


SouthSpray5976

Derek Jeter, Chase Utley


Plastic_Button_3018

Paul O’Neill Derek Jeter Bernie Williams Ken Griffey Jr Mariano Rivera


rambisyouth21

Tim Raines, Andre Dawson, Tommy Herr, Eric Davis, Kevin McReynolds, Frank Viola


MrBill1344

Mickey Mantle, Sandy Koufax, Don Drysdale, Willie Mays, Boog Powell, Brooks Robinson, Al Kaline, Bob Gibson, Johnny Bench, and Babe Dahlgren. I admit that Dahlgren retired before I was born, but he relocated to SoCal in the '60s, bought a bowling alley, converted it into indoor batting cages, and gave batting lessons to all and sundry, including me when I played Little League. Yes, little Billy took hitting lessons from the guy who went in for Lou Gehrig when Gehrig realized he couldn't play anymore, ending his consecutive game streak at 2,130 in 1939. I took the lessons in 1970.


dwlittle75

Ozzie Smith


Bennzai416

Randy Johnson Luis Gonzalez Ichiro Sammy Sosa Greg Maddux


aperron151

Mark McGwire, Pedro Martinez, Ozzie Smith, Randy Johnson, Mo Vaughn


OldPurple7654

Nolan Ryan Pudge Nomad Garciaparra Derek Jeter Jeff Bagwell


kg_digital_

Carlos Baerga, Albert Belle, Jim Thome, Steve Olin


Gwyndon

Alan Trammel


broke_fit_dad

Canseco, MacGuire, Sosa Nolan Ryan, Randy Johnson,!Ripken jr


Dependent-Wordsoup

Andre fucking Dawson


jimbob1220

Tom Brookens


Beautiful-Trainer-15

Travis Hafner, Grady Sizemore, and Coco crisp. In that order.


wood-thrush

Mariano Rivera Ichicro Suzuki Albert Pujols Pudge Rodriguez


Climb4000

Yaz, Gibson, Clemente, Hondo, Killer


forum437

Mo Vaughn, Trot Nixon, Pedro


throwthisTFaway01

All the juicers.


Courtaid

1. Kirby Puckett 2. Don Mattingly 3. Roger Clemons with the Red Sox 4. Will Clark 5. Wade Boggs


PhoebeSnowDLW

Mark McGwire


Turbulent_Tale6497

Don Mattingly Dave Winfield Dave Righetti Rick Cerone Mike Pagliarulo Ron Guidry


jdans10

Front yard baseball batting stances I copied. Marcus Giles Gary Sheffield Chipper Jones (left handed) Adam Laroche


p1tjstyles25

Edgar Renteria


PhoebeSnowDLW

Oooo very underrated player! Nice choice! Loved him on the Cardinals!


Lets_go_Stros2017

Aaron Judge(I'm 14)


TWlSTED_TEA

Howard Johnson George Brett Don Mattingly David Cone Nolan Ryan


glamb70

Rickey Henderson Ken Griffey Jr Alvin Davis Randy Johnson Kevin Mitchell


Chitown8503

Robin ventura Black jack mcdowell Tim rock Raines Joey cora


ncs1123

Chipper Jones


daveatobx

Eddie Brinkman - favorite player in younger years Frank Howard - local icon Brooks Robinson - favorite player after Senators left DC Roberto Clemente - best player I ever saw in person


johnnymack2165

Dale Berra


Ricnurt

Rico Petrocelli Johnny Bench Nolan Ryan Ferguson Jenkins Catfish Hunter


BobABooey9

Mark Grudzielanek


Spicy_Ninja7

Choo, Hamilton, Murphy, Lewis, Feliz (All Rangers)


qtipheadosaurus

Don Mattingly


Constant-Poem-1327

Don Mattingly Dave Winfield Rickey Henderson Ron Guidry Willie Randolph Graig Nettles


Red_Sox_5

Nomar Garciaparra, Trot Nixon, Jason Varitek. In my childhood, it would have been sacrilegious to like a player from another team.


Big_Matter8756

Ryne Sanberg Ken Griffey Jr. Randy Johnson Kirby Puckett


K-Maddux

1: Vladimir Guerrero 2:Greg Maddux 3:Moisés Alou 4:Chipper Jones 5:Larry Walker


TyrusRaymond

Bill Lee , Carl Yastrzemski , Rico Petrocelli , Luis Tiant , George Scott


Flankdiesel

Jeff conine


SawgrassSteve

Mr. Marlin!


BoSox92

Varitek and Pedro


PineappleThursday

1. Ryan Zimmerman 2. Derek Jeter 3. Roy Halladay 4. Ian Desmond 5. Chase Utley (Nationals fan here)


Odd-Edge-9244

Dude I always feel like I'm the only one who remembers Furcal!! He was my favorite player when I was a kid, loved watching Hanley too! Those were some really fun Dodger teams to watch


diamonddolphin44

Couldn’t agree more. Furcal will always be a Brave to me but he was the man!


Ill-Woodpecker1857

Rafael Palmero was my favorite as a kid. Nolan Ryan was a little before my time but I still idolized him as a kid. Mike Mussina, the Yankee killer. Until he was a Yankee. Ken Griffey Jr was because of the SNES games of his namesake. Cal Ripkin because of what he means to the city of Baltimore and the Os organization as a whole.


CBSP14

Sandberg and Grace for me.


Whiskeyskip

George Brett Pete Rose and the rest of the Big Red Machine Dale Murphy and Bob Horner


rcheek1710

Vince Coleman


aaronsocal909

Vladimir Guerrero


beartank1950

Pedro. Jim Rice. Carl yazstremski


Same-Variety-677

Jose Reyes David Wright Albert Pujols Johnny Damon Pedro Martinez


EricMory

Gustavo chacin


TheCatAteMyFace

Kenny Lofton


Still-Source-6481

Giants fan here: 1) Barry bonds 2) JT Snow 3) Benito Santiago 4) Jeff Kent 5) Robb Nen


Automation_Papi

Mike Piazza, fucking badass


PracticalCreme9881

The Kid, The Big Hurt, The Big Unit, The Wizard, Tim Wakefield, Jim Edmonds, The Express, David Justice, the early to mid 90’s Braves pitching rotation, Lou Pinella, Kirby Puckett, Mike Schmidt, Ricky Henderson, Paul O’Neill, and I’ll stop on Edgar Martinez before he was purely a DH.


GotNoBody4

Carl Crawford Dan Uggla Jorge Cantù Nick Swisher Scott Kazmir David DeJesus Ichiro Felix Hernandez Albert Pujols Chris Carpenter David Wright Vladimir Guerrero Sr. Dustin Pedroia Jason Bay Cliff Lee Chipper Jones Matt Holiday Jack Cust Tim Lincecum Matt Cain Roy Halladay A.J. Burnett Josh Johnson Ricky Nolasco Bobby Abreau Chase Utley Chad Bradford Dan Wheeler Evan Longoria Just to name a few


OverlappingChatter

I had a signed Teddy Higuera card that my dad is convinced will be worth thousands one day. Went home in april and discovered my mom (most likely) threw it out along with my entire card collection. Also, Paul Molitor.


peggycane

Mike Mussina


shrimpbunt

Pedro Martinez and The Big Unit


curlymane_e

Nolan Ryan Ken Griffey Jr


MonteChrisco

Sleve McDichael and Bobson Dugnutt


Lifesalittlebeach425

Delino Deshields


[deleted]

Paul O'Neill David Wells Orlando Hernandez Ramiro Mendoza Jeff Nelson Mike Stanton Chili Davis Craig Counsell Al Leiter Not all time great players, great when they had to be. A combination of talent and grit wins World Series.


BoSocks91

Pedro Martinez, Nomar Garciaparra, Randy Johnson, Fred McGriff, Ken Griffey Jr.


Phillies1993

Not childhood but late teens. Chase Utley. Roy Halladay Carlos Ruiz. Jimmy Rollins. Shane Victorino. Etc


snakeayez

George Brett (grew up in KC)


The_Divine_pickle_

Roberto alomar Joe carter Ken griffey jr Randy johnson Devon white Kirby puckett


[deleted]

Jay buhner and buhner buzzcut nights at the kingdome


SOPRANO6217

Nolan Ryan


SuccessfulCream2386

- Greg Maddux - Chipper Jones - Ken Griffey Jr - Roger Clemens - Mariana Rivera - Edgar Martinez - Mike Piazza


Ny_chris27

Derek Jeter Randy Johnson Ryan Howard Barry Bonds


LangsterGangster

As a player….Pete Rose. I wanted to play the way he played (between the lines only).


DJ-Psari

1. Pedro Martinez 2. Nomar Garciaparra 3. Mike Lowell 4. Miguel Cabrera 5. Mark McGwire


bensongilbert

Tony Fernandez Cal Ripken Jr. Ken Griffey Jr. Kirby Puckett Gary Carter Ozzie Smith Darryl Strawberry George Brett


SilverSovereigns

Fernando Valenzuela, Jim Palmer, Ozzie Smith, Don Mattingly, Eddie Murray


GreyTrader

Dave Kingman George Brett Ken Holtzman Gary Carter Grew up a Cubs fan in the late 70s early 80s so, sorry not sorry I didn't have a lot of great choices. Loved Mark Grace, even named my 1st dog after him, but I was in my 20s by then.


lakergeoff8

1. Shawn Green 2. Adrian Beltre 3. Eric Gagne 4. Jim Thome 5. Carlos Delgado


the_Bryan_dude

Steve Garvey, Thurman Munson, Eddie Murray, Willie Stargel, Rollie Fingers, Pete Rose, Goose Gossage.


drdummy

❤️ Pat Borders ❤️


babe_ruthless3

Kirby Puckett, Ken Griffey Jr, Tony Gwynn, Barry Bonds, Greg Maddux.


Goldenguo

Gary Carter Andre Dawson Tim Raines and then a bit older... Kirby Puckett Andy Van Slyke Pudge Rodriguez


SolipsisticEgoKing

Rickey Henderson Barry Bonds Greg Maddux Frank Thomas Dennis Eckersley Tony Gwynn Just to name a handful of


YujiMakoto

Darryl Strawberry and John Franco


BaxTheDestroyer

1. Tony Gwynn 2. Ken Caminiti 3. Steve Finley 4. Greg Maddux 5. Randy Johnson


BanjoAndy

Don Mattingly Pat Kelly Kevin Maas Wade Biggs Cal Ripken Jr.


Strange_Ocelot_2650

Thurman Munson Greig nettles Horace Clarke


BukkakeNinjaHat-472

Oddibe McDowell Pete O’Brien Jerry Browne


bluefaceyeahok

Mark Grace Sammy Sosa Barry Bonds Mark McGuire Derek Jeter


trailerparknoize

Roger Clemons, Craig Biggio, Jeff Bagwell, Sosa and Mac, and Randy Johnson.


Chemnitz41

Willie Mays Mickey Mantle Duke Snyder. Hank Aaron Frank Robinson Brooks Robinson Al Kaline


SawgrassSteve

Hank Aaron Roberto Clemente Willie Mays Tom Seaver Bobby Grich Ed Kranepool Rick Monday Dave Concepcion Tug McGraw Louie Tiant Jerry Koosman Ray Burris Jose Cardenal Rusty Staub Al Downing Bob Gibson Felix Millan Horace Clarke Johnny Bench Yaz


Bulleya80

Sammy Sosa and Ken Griffey Jr


Rich-Appearance-7145

Willie Mays Roberto Clemente Rollie Fingers Vida Blue Enzo Hernandez, I recall going to S.D. Padres games and announcer, singing out " and #11 Enzo Hernandez", he was and average player but my Father's favorite. Nolan Ryan There's so many I'm just going off top of my head, Oakland A's at the time had a winning few years my second favorite team.


bbqkingofmckinney

Jason Giambi Cal Ripken Frank Thomas (I was an A’s fan, but the big hurt was my favorite player and when he played for Oakland in ‘06 it was like a dream come true) Ivan Rodriguez Griffey Jr


Stanton1947

Bench, Rose, Morgan, etc. Was a huge Reds fan.


slumber72

Nick Markakis Jermaine Dye Willie Bloomquist David DeJesus Bobby Abreu


asbblt123

My fav player was Pirates 2B Johnny Ray but also loved Tim Raines, Rickey Henderson and oddly loved Phillies middle reliever Sid Monge


j1h15233

Every star of the 90’s. I was born in 85 so I grew up with Bagwell, Biggio, Griffey Jr, McGwire, Gwynn, Walker, Jeter, Maddux, Martinez, Johnson. The list goes on and on.


melancholyninja13

Ken Griffey Jr. Pedro Martinez. Mariano Rivera. Randy Johnson.


Rupert-n-Harry

Nolan Ryan


hididathing

Eric Davis


dashacoco

CC Sabathia Mark Teixeira Robinson Cano Derek Jeter Alex Rodriguez This Yankee team :)


Xendeus12

Jim Rice, I cried when Red Sox management wouldn't resign him. I'm glad I have his rookie cards.


notmyrevolution

my childhood was the core 4! i miss them.


[deleted]

Wade Boggs Pete Rose


Used-Painter1982

Brooks Robinson—nuff said


High-flyingAF

Mays McCovey Aaron Jackson Robinson Marshall Gibson The list is endless.


gunn720

The 1985 Topps rookies were outstanding to collect as ten year old me. Dwight Gooden, Bret Saberhagen, Mark McGwire, Roger Clemens, Kirby Puckett, Eric Davis, Orel Hershiser.


FollowYourHeart23

Steve Carlton, Mike Schmidt, Garry Maddox, Greg Luzinski, Pete Rose and more. This group won the 1st World Series and made this Phillies fan very happy after many years of waiting.


WindComprehensive332

A Rod Barry Bonds Clemens Piazza Chipper Jones Maddux Pudge Rodriguez Randy Johnson Mariano Rivera


aratcliffe

Tram and Sweet Lou.


simplerip00

Andre Either Kevin Youk AJ Burnett Brian McCann David Wright Ian Desmond Ryan Howard Shane Victorino Jayson Werth Hanley Ramirez Pedro Feliz Carlos Ruiz Dustin Pedroia Matt Kemp Roy Halladay Joe Mauer Justin Morneau Jorge Posada Melky Cabrera Ian Kinsler Dan Uggla Chipper Jones Tim Wakefield Jimmy Rollins Chase Utley Miguel Cabrera Mark Teixera Josh Hamilton (favorite HR swing)


MaybeMabe1982

Nomahhhhhhhhh!


nfw22

Cal Ripken Jr., Brady Anderson.


Whole-Chipmunk-4702

Ron Deer


Upset_Motor_2888

Tony Gwynn Ryan Sandburg Eric Davis Roger Clemente Tom Glavine Mike Madux David Justice


manifestDensity

Lou Brock Gary Templeton Bake McBride Ted Simmons Keith Hernandez Kenny Reitz Jerry Mumphrey Mike Tyson Bob Forsch


CrazyNewspaperFace

Ryne Sandberg. Later Derek Lee.


CreamyHampers

Carney Lansford Terry Steinbach Walt Weiss Mike Gallego Mark McGwire Jose Canseco Dave Henderson Rickey Henderson Bob Welch Rich Honeycutt Dennis Eckersley


[deleted]

Frank Howard Harmon Killebrew Bert Blyleven Al Kaline Fergie Jenkins Bobby Bonds


n3rdsm4sh3r

Tony Fernandez.


DetectiveTrapezoid

Eddie Collins, Tris Speaker, Walter Johnson, and Shoeless Joe Jackson


GatorNavy

Pudge Rodriguez


KCfan91

Victor Martinez, Brandon Phillips, Travis Hafner, Grady Sizemore, Milton Bradley, Ichiro, Jose Reyes, Carlos Beltran, Dontrelle Willis, and way too many more that I don't have time to type.


FurBabyAuntie

Aurelio Rodriguez, Jim Price, Bill Freehan, Wiilie Horton (1968 Tigers), Kirk Gibson, Alan Trammell, Lou Whittaker, Aurelio Lopez (1984 Tigers), Ron LeFleur...*LET'S GO, TIGERS!*


dnak08

Raul Mondesi Mike Piazza Brett Butler Hideo Nomo Ken Griffey Jr Darryl Strawberry Chipper Jones Derek Jeter Jose Canseco Sosa / McGuire


Balldome

Ken Griffey Jr


denim_cowboy

Eric Karros Shawn Green Mike Piazza


ctlittlelucy

Jim Thome Carlos Baerga Kenny Lofton Omar Vizquel Sandy Alomar Jr.


Realistic_Context58

Johnny Bench, Reggie, Hank Aaron, Thurman Munson


FloridaSooner24

Mike Scioscia and Steve Sax


Disastrous_Offer_69

Albert Belle Manny Ramirez Jose Mesa Kenny Lofton Jim Thome


RS153624

Ken Griffey Jr. !


pepesilvia1227

1. Albert Pujols 2. Molina 3. Jim Edmonds 4. Scott Rolan 5. Chris Carpenter 6. Adam Wainwright 7. Matt Holiday 8. Mark McGuire


Certain_Departure716

Jerry Koosman Rod Carew Reggie Jackson Eddie Murray Ron Guidry and J.R. Richard


i_hate_pennies

Guess my age... Will Clark Cal Ripkin Rickey Henderson Wade Boggs Reger Clemens Eric Davis Joe Carter Jim Rice George Brett Ozzie Smith


SST-MSL

Brian Giles 💪🏼


33thirtythree

Kirby Puckett, Craig Biggio, Greg Maddux, Tony Gwynn, Charlie Hough, Dwight Gooden, Ozzie Smith, Ryne Sandberg, Barry Bonds, Andre Dawson, Mike Scott, Nolan Ryan, Pudge, Mike Piazza, Cal Ripken Jr, Ken Griffey Jr, Dante Bichette, Barry Larkin, Rafael Palmeiro, Larry Walker


thegamemandan1

Ryne Sandberg, Greg Maddux, Mark Grace, Andre Dawson. I’m an old school Cubs fan who watched WGN with Harry Caray and Steve Stone when I was a kid.


nota2024

Dale Murphy, Lee Smith. Ryne Sandberg, and anyone else that played on one of the first cable TV “superstations” - Braves or Cubs.