Grover C. Alexander

Bob Gibson

Jim Palmer

Mordecai Brown

Lefty Grove

Eddie Plank

Steve Carlton

Carl Hubbell

Robin Roberts

Roger Clemens

Walter Johnson

Nolan Ryan

Dizzy Dean

Sandy Koufax

Tom Seaver

Dennis Eckersley

Greg Maddux

Warren Spahn

Bob Feller

Juan Marichal

Ed Walsh

Rollie Fingers

Christy Mathewson

Cy Young

Whitey Ford

Satchel Paige

Catchers

Johnny Bench

Mickey Cochrane

Josh Gibson

Yogi Berra

Bill Dickey

Gabby Hartnett

Roy Campanella

Carlton Fisk

First Base

Jimmie Foxx

Buck Leonard

Eddie Murray

Lou Gehrig

Willie McCovey

George Sisler

Hank Greenberg

Mark McGwire

Bill Terry

Harmon Killebrew

Second Base

Rod Carew

Charlie Gehringer

Joe Morgan

Eddie Collins

Rogers Hornsby

Jackie Robinson

Frankie Frisch

Napoleon Lajoie

Shortstop

Luis Aparicio

Joe Cronin

Honus Wagner

Luke Appling

Cal Ripken Jr.

Robin Yount

Ernie Banks

Ozzie Smith

Third Base

George Brett

Paul Molitor

Mike Schmidt

Eddie Matthews

Brooks Robinson

Pie Traynor

Outfield

Hank Aaron

Rickey Henderson

Frank Robinson

Cool Papa Bell

Joe Jackson

Pete Rose

Barry Bonds

Reggie Jackson

Babe Ruth

Lou Brock

Al Kaline

Al Simmons

Oscar Charleston

Willie Keeler

Duke Snider

Roberto Clemente

Ralph Kiner

Tris Speaker

Ty Cobb

Mickey Mantle

Willie Stargell

Joe DiMaggio

Willie Mays

Paul Waner

Goose Goslin

Joe Medwick

Billy Williams

Ken Griffey Jr.

Stan Musial

Ted Williams

Tony Gwynn

Mel Ott

Carl Yastrzemski

Harry Heilmann

The Top 10 Most Memorable Moments(as voted by fans).

1. 1995 - Cal Ripken breaks Lou Gehrig's streak with his 2,131st consecutive game.

2. 1974 - Hank Aaron breaks Babe Ruth's all-time home run record.

3. 1947 - Jackie Robinson becomes the first African-American Major Leaguer.

4. 1998 - Mark McGwire & Sammy Sosa surpass Roger Maris' single-season home run record.

5. 1939 - Lou Gehrig retires with his "luckiest man" farewell speech.

6. 1985 - Pete Rose passes Ty Cobb as the all-time hits leader.

7. 1941 - Ted Williams is the last man to post a .400 average.

8. 1941 - Joe DiMaggio hits in 56 straight games.

9. 1988 - Kirk Gibson's pinch-hit homer sends LA on its way to a World Series upset.

10. 1991 - Nolan Ryan pitches his seventh career no-hitter.