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All-Time National League East Team: The Third Baseman


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All-Time National League East Team: The Third Baseman  

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  1. 1. All-Time National League East Team: The Third Baseman

    • Bob Bailiey, MON
      0
    • Miguel Cabrera, FLA
      0
    • Vinny Castilla, ATL/WAS
      0
    • Ron Cey, CHI
      0
    • Wayne Garrett, NYM/MON/STL
      0
    • Charlie Hayes, PHI
      0
    • Richie Hebner, PIT/PHI/NYM/CHI
      0
    • Howard Johnson, NYM
      1
    • Chipper Jones, ATL
      21
    • Ray Knight, NYM
      0
    • Mike Lowell, FLA
      0
    • Bill Madlock, CHI/PIT
      0
    • Ken Oberkfell, STL
      0
    • Larry Parrish, MON
      0
    • Terry Pendleton, STL/ATL/FLA
      0
    • Scott Rolen, PHI
      0
    • Ken Reitz, STL/CHI
      0
    • Ron Santo, CHI
      0
    • Mike Schmidt, PHI
      24
    • Joe Torre, STL/NYM
      0
    • Robin Ventura, NYM
      0
    • Tim Wallach, MON
      0
    • David Wright, NYM
      5
    • Todd Zeile, STL/PHI/NYM/MON
      0
    • Ryan Zimmerman, WAS
      0


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Schmidt happens, as do other N.L. East third basemen. Choose two for their hot corner work over the past 41+ seasons in the division.

(Note: Keeping individual players confined to one position ballot, thus Hubie Brooks is listed at shorstop, just as Todd Zeile is listed at third base, Edgardo Alfonzo is listed at second, et al.)


Old-Timey Member
Posted


Mike Schmidt was the easy number one. Sorry David, but I have to ignore the bad taste in my mouth and take Larry Wayne Jones.


Old-Timey Member
Posted


Willets Point wrote:
Oh boy, NYMR and I have rising similarity scores.


you can always argue that the scores are inaccurate and disregard such intangibles as your even temper and my foul mouth.


Guest Kong76
Guests
Posted


Chippah and Schmidt in a landslide!


Guest John Cougar Lunchbucket
Guests
Posted


Easier than I thought.


Guest Rockin' Doc
Guests
Posted


Several solid careers to choose from, but Schmidt was clearly "the man" on this list. Chipper is an eventual hall of famer and gets my second vote.


Guest LeiterWagnerFasterStrongr
Guests
Posted


I'm hoping I feel like changing my vote in 2-3 years.


Old-Timey Member
Posted


The vote came out the way I figured them, Mike and then Chipper.
I'm late to the voting, but I'll vote anywayz to see who the rest of you picked.
If I'm way off base, I'll tell you why I voted the way I did.

Later


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