All-Time Allstars


By Gary Spate
August 30 2003

Join us as we delve deep into the world of baseball past and present. There have been many great ballplayers over the years and we are here to provide you with an insight to what some of them were like.

Join us as we delve deep into the world of baseball past and present. There have been many great ballplayers over the years and we are here to provide you with an insight to what some of them were like.

Cool Papa Bell - The Negro League's greatest star
Shine a light into baseball's illustrious past and you'll find a star that shines brightly.
Harry Caray - Baseball's most famous Broadcaster
The man leads the whole crowd, young and old alike into a rendition of the old baseball anthem "Take Me Out To The Ballgame."
Dizzy Dean - Cardinals pitcher (1930's)
The man of many birthplaces, possibly one of the greatest and mysterious pitchers of all time.
Lou Gehrig - Held the record for consecutive games played.
Perhaps the greatest unsung hero of them all. Here is a tribute to a true workaholic
Shawn Green - One of the greatest modern day players
What does it take to make a great baseball player? Here are a few clues.
Sandy Koufax - Lethal left-handed pitcher
Lethal lefthanders have been among the best pitchers in the business, Sandy Koufax was perhaps the greatest of them all.
Willie Mays - The "Say Hey" kid
Willie Mays was the most amazing all round player in baseball history.
Babe Ruth - The greatest player of all-time.
It's not always wise not to choose the fat kid for your team. Ruth was an exception, possibly the best exception of all.
Ted Williams - Teddy Ballgame
Here is the story of Major League Baseball's last .400 hitter

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