Cal overrated? Is that even possible?
The man had 3000 hits, 431 home runs, a .276 average over 21 seasons, won two MVP's, a World Series along with two other playoff appearances, made 19 consecutive All-Star rosters, won the Rookie Of the Year in 1982, took eight Silver Slugger's at short, won two Gold Gloves, played in 2632 consecutive games to shatter Lou Gehrig's mark, and conducted himself with so much class and professionalism it defied belief.
To answer the earlier question--Cal overrated? No, that's not possible.
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