MLB franchise All-time teams...

Dr. Giganto

After a week-long hiatus, I'm back again. I'll try to do a few today so I can get these over with. Any requests?

For Simon...

Boston Red Sox

C Carlton Fisk - Inducted into Hall of Fame in 2000, 376 homeruns (160 with Boston), .331 batting average in 1975, 1972 AL Rookie of the Year, 1 Gold Glove, 11-time All-Star (7 with Boston)

1B Jimmie Foxx - Inducted into Hall of Fame in 1951, 2 World Series championships (not with Boston), 9 consecutive All-Star games (including all 6 seasons with Boston), 3-time AL MVP (once with Boston), career .325 batting average, 2-time AL batting champ (once wityh Boston), 534 career homeruns (222 with Boston), 4-time AL gomerun champ, 175 RBIs in 1938

2B Bobby Doerr - Inducted into Hall of Fame in 1986, 9-time All-Star, .325 batting average in 1944, 100+ RBIs 6 times, 103 runs scored in 1950

SS Nomar Garciaparra - 5-time All-Star, 1997 AL Rookie of the Year, 2-time AL batting champ, 190+ hits 6 times, 100+ runs scored 6 times, 20+ homeruns 6 times, 100+ RBIs 6 times, .300+ batting average 7 times

3B Wade Boggs - Inducted into Hall of Fame in 2005, 12-time All-Star (8 with Boston), 2 Gold Gloves, career .328 batting average, 5-time AL batting champ, 3010 career hits, 200+ hits 7 staraight years, 100+ runs scored 7 straight years

RF Dwight Evans - 3-time All-Star, 8 Gold Gloves, 20+ homeruns 11 times, 123 RBIs in 1987, 100+ runs scored 4 times

CF Tris Speaker - Inducted into Hall of Fame in 1937, 3 World Series championships (2 with Boston), 1912 AL MVP, .345 career batting average, 1912 AL homerun champ (10), 432 career stolen bases, 100+ runs scored 7 times, 130+ runs scored 3 times, 200+ hits three times, 130 RBIs in 1923, 52 stolen bases in 1912

LF Ted Williams - Inducted into Hall of Fame in 1966, .344 career batting average, 521 career homeruns, 100+ RBIs 9 times, 120+ runs scored 8 straight years, last batter to bat above .400 for a full season (.406 in 1941), 17-time All-Star, 2-time AL MVP, 6-time AL batting champion, 4-time AL homerun champion

DH Carl Yastrzemski - Inducted into Hall of Fame in 1989, 1967 AL MVP, 1970 All-Star Game MVP, 18-time All-Star, 7 Gold Gloves, 3-time AL batting champion, 1967 AL homerun champion (44), batted above .300 five times, 452 career homeruns, 3419 career hits

SP Cy Young - Inducted into Hall of Fame in 1937, ML-record 511 career wins (192 with Boston), 1 World Series championship, career 2.63 ERA, 76 career shutouts, 30+ wins 5 times, ERA below 2.00 six times

SP Roger Clemens - 328 career wins (192 with Boston), 4317 strikouts, 2 World Series championships (not with Boston), 10-time All-Star (5 with Boston), 7 Cy Young Awards, 1987 AL MVP, 24-4 record in 1986

RP Derek Lowe - 1 World Series championship, 2-time All-Star, 42 saves in 2000, ERA below 3.00 3 times, 21 wins in 2002

pp2

Heh, how good was Fisk that he made the All-Time team for two teams?

I still remember him chewing Deion Sanders out for not running out a popup, and Sanders was on the other team lol. The man was hardcore, oldschool, and dedicated.

Jfreeze101

Do U Guys Have A Life

Dr. Giganto

I finished the Red Sox, so I figure I'll try to bang one more out. I've done every team in the NL East except...

Philadelphia Phillies

C Bob Boone - 1 World Series championship, 4-time All-Star (3 with Phillies), 7 Gold Gloves (2 with Phillies)

1B Pete Rose - 3 World Series championships (one with Phillies), 17-time All-Star (4 times with Phillies), 1963 NL Rookie of the Year (not with Phillies), 1973 NL MVP (not with Phillies), 2 Gold Gloves (not with Phillies), 3-time NL batting champ (not with Phillies), .303 career batting average, ML-record 4256 hits (826 with Phillies)

2B Nap Lajoie - Inducted into Hall of Fame in 1937, batted above .320 all five years with Phillies, career .338 hitter, 3242 career hits, 127 RBIs back-to-back seasons with Phillies, .426 batting average in 1901 (not with Phillies), 5-time batting champion

SS Larry Bowa - 5-time All-Star, 1 World Series championship, 2 Gold Gloves, .305 batting average in 1975, 318 career stolen bases

3B Mike Schmidt - Inducted into Hall of Fame in 1995, 1 World Series championship, 548 career homeruns, .316 batting average in 1981, 100+ RBIs 9 times, 100+ runs scored 7 times, 3-time NL MVP, 1980 World Series MVP, 12-time All-Star, 10 Gold Gloves, 8-time NL homerun champ, 30+ homeruns 13 times

RF Chuck Klein - Inducted into Hall of Fame in 1980, 2-time All-Star, 1932 NL MVP, career .320 batting average, 1933 NL batting champ, .386 batting average in 1930, 170 RBIs in 1930, 250 hits in 1930, 40+ homeruns twice, 200+ hits five consecutive years

CF Richie Ashburn - Inducted into Hall of Fame in 1995, 5-time All-Star, 2-time NL batting champ, career .308 batting average, 200+ hits twice in career

LF Greg Luzinski - 4-time All-star, 1 World Series championship, 100+ RBIs 4 times, batted over .300 3 consecutive years, 34 homeruns in 1975, 130 RBIs in 1977

SP Steve Carlton - Inducted into Hall of Fame in 1994, 329 career wins (241 with Phillies), 1 World Series championship, 10-time All-Star, 1 Gold Glove, 4 Cy Young awards, 4136 strikeouts, 310 strikeouts in 1972

SP Robin Roberts - Inducted into Hall of Fame in 1976, 286 career wins, 7-time All-Star, 28 wins in 1952, 20+ wins 6 consecutive years

RP Jose Mesa - 292 career saves (111 with Phillies), 40+ saves back-to-back years with Phillies, 2-time All-Star (not with Phillies), 1.12 ERA in 1995 (not with Phillies), ERA below 3.00 2 of 3 years with Phillies

Dr. Giganto

Yes I do, and I'm doing this for the enjoyment of the visitors of this forum. If you don't like it, that's too bad. Everybody else seems to be enjoying it

I dont appreciate your tone, and if you have such a problem why dont you contribute something every now and then.

This is twice you've posted in this forum in a disrespectful manner and I will not let it continue. Further posts will be deleted

Capiche?

pp2

Get that troll, D!

Are you considering doing an All-Time all-time team?

Dr. Giganto

Yup, when I get through all 30 teams. It's gonna be a full 25-man Roster, with a 5-man Rotation, 5-man bullpen, 9 offensive starters (including DH), and 6 bench players

pp2

Great minds think alike...I was going to suggest that very format!

How about a coaching staff too?

Dr. Giganto

In honer of the team the Yankees are playing this week...

Seattle Mariners

C Dan Wilson - 1 All-Star appearance, 11 seasons as Seattle's starting catcher, batted .295 in 2002, 83 RBIs in 1996

1B John Olerud - 2 World Series championships (not with Seattle), 2-time All-Star (once with Seattle), 3 Gold Gloves (all with Seattle), 383 RBIs in 4 full seasons in Seattle

2B Bret Boone - 3-time All-Star (twice with Seattle), 4 Gold Gloves (3 with Seattle), .331 batting average in 2001, 120 homeruns in 4 full seasons with Mariners, 141 RBIs in 2001

SS Alex Rodriguez - 8-time All-Star (5 with Seattle), 2003 AL MVP (not with Seattle), 2 Gold Gloves (not with Seattle), 1996 AL batting champ (.358), 3-time AL homerun champ (not with Seattle), 205 stolen bases and 381 homeruns in 9+ seasons, 40+ homeruns 6 straight seasons (3 with Seattle), 100+ RBIs 8 times (4 with Seattle), 46 stolen bases in 1998

3B Edgar Martinez - career .312 batting average, 7-time All-Star, 2-time AL batting champion, batted over .300 10 times, 52 doubles two consecutive years, 20+ homeruns 7 straight years, 37 homeruns in 2000, 145 RBIs in 2000, 5 seasons as starting 3B

RF Ichiro Suzuki - 4 consecutive All-Star appearances, 2001 AL Rookie of the Year, 2001 AL MVP, 4 consecutive Gold Gloves, 2-time AL batting champ, ML-record 262 hits in 2004, .339 career batting average, 157 stolen bases in 4 seasons, 200+ hits all 4 seasosn, 100+ runs scored all 4 seasons

CF Ken Griffey Jr. - 12-time All-Star (10 consecutive with Seattle), 1997 AL MVP, 1992 All-Star game MVP, 10 consecutive Gold Gloves, 4-time AL homerun champ, batted over .300 7 times, 501 career homeruns, 100+ RBIs 8 times (7 with Seattle), 140+ RBIs three consecutive seasons, 56 homeruns two consecutive seasons, 120+ runs scored 4 consecutive seasons

LF Randy Winn - 1 All-Star appearance (not with Seattle), batted .290 in 2 years with Seattle, 44 stoeln bases in 2 years with Seattle, 75+ RBIs three consecutive seasons, 103 runs scored in 2003

DH Edgar Martinez - see above

SP Randy Johnson - 246 wins (130 with Seattle), 1 World Series championship (not with Seattle), 10-time All-Star (5 with Seattle), 5 Cy Young awards (one with Seattle), 2001 World Series co-MVP (not with Seattle), career 3.07 ERA, 4161 strikouts, threw a perfect game in 2004 (not with Seattle), 300+ strikouts 6 times (two seasons with Seattle), 18-2 record in 1995, 20-4 record in 1997

SP Mark Langston - 4-time All-Star (once with Seattle), 7 Gold Gloves (two with Seattle), 19 wins in 1987, 262 strikeouts in 1987

RP Kazuhrio Sasaki - 129 saves in 4 seasons, 2000 AL Rookie fo the Year, 2-time All-Star, more than 1 K/IP, 2.52 ERA in 2002, 45 saves in 2001

Danny Diamond

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