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Originally Posted by simpleman424
Bias as all hell, and I really didnt expect him to be so high on the list, but Barry Larkin. On and off the field just a flat out great ball player. Loyal and driven to say the least...that guy could motivate anyone!
Non Reds pick...Ozzie Smith.
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I had to make sure I loaded this again incase I did actually say I wanted someone to buy into it...not looking like I did though. Surprised there arent more people jumping on with Jeter though in this thread...thats honestly surprising.
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Originally Posted by District20Champ
I'd have to go with the Wizard of Oz or Ripkin. Wagner was pretty nasty too though. A lot of these posts will have some bias. It's easy to say that it isn't exactly that hard to find a great shortstop in baseball's history, but it really comes down to who did what well and when he did it. That's what matters most to me in my opinion.
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Agreed...
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