Baseball's best 1,000
rankings of the skills, the achievements and the performance of the greatest players of all time
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Author
Publication
2012 - Black Dog & Leventhal Publishers, New York, New York (State)
Language
English
Word Count
164,000 words, Guess
Page Count
656 pages
Identifiers
- Internet Archivebaseballsbest1000000unse
- ISBN-101603763155
- ISBN-101579129080
- ISBN-139781603763158
- ISBN-139781579129088
and 4 more
- OCLC Control Number847527045
- Better World Books9781603763158
- Better World Books9781579129088
- Open LibraryOL35348805M
Classifications
- DDC796.3570973
- LCCGV877 .B3355 2012eb
Alternate Titles
- Baseball's best one thousand
Description
This thoroughly revised edition of Baseball's Best 1,000 includes updated listings plus new players, rankings, and photographs, all in a handier format that makes it a terrific pocket reference. A must-have book for baseball fans obsessed with stats, quick facts, and the age-old debates over who the best players are and why, Baseball's Best 1,000 showcases the lives, legends, and lore of the game's top players, ranked in order. Sportswriter Derek Gentile has pared down the total list of players--tens of thousands of them--to an elite ranking of the thousand greatest, based on criteria including lifetime stats; player durability and consistency; All-Star participation; MVP, Gold Glove, and Cy Young awards; individual statistical championships; personal and professional contributions to the game; sportsmanship; and election to the Hall of Fame. Each entry includes positions played, teams played for, years played, lifetime stats, and a biography of the player featuring his great moments and little-known facts.*New players include Curt Schilling, Mike Mussina, and Manny Ramirez.*Barry Bonds has moved up from Number 19 to Number 6.*Roger Clemens has moved from Number 33 into the top 20.*Dozens of Negro League players are here, as well as rankings of the best Japanese players, women players, and prehistoric players (from the time before stats were formally recorded).
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- Baseball's best 1,000: rankings of the skills, the achievements and the performance of the greatest players of all time
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