Bill Giles
As honorary president of the NL, each year Bill Giles presents the league’s champion with the Warren Giles Award named in his father’s honor.
Read More > Don Baylor
The 1979 AL MVP, Don Baylor had 2,135 hits & 338 homers in his 19-year playing career; when he retired he held the post-1900 record for HBP.
Read More >Lance Berkman
Lance Berkman retired with the 25th-best OPS in the history of the game; he also had 366 homers, 422 doubles, and a .406 on-base percentage.
Read More >Kenny Lofton
Six-time All Star and four-time Gold Glover Kenny Lofton has a higher WAR (68.3) than 97 position players already inducted into Cooperstown.
Read More >Rusty Meacham
The 1992 AL leader in relief wins, Rusty Meacham pitched to Dave Winfield in the last of the Hall of Famer’s 12,358 plate appearances.
Read More >Steve Finley
Five-time Gold Glove center fielder Steve Finley is one of only eight players in MLB history to record 300+ homers and 300+ stolen bases.
Read More >Justin Verlander
With three no-hitters, two World Series rings, 200+ wins, the Rookie of the Year, Cy Young, and MVP awards, Justin Verlander is headed for the Hall.
Read More >Tommy Davis
Tommy Davis won back-to-back batting championships in 1962 & 1963 & remains the only LA Dodger to wear the crown twice.
Read More >Brent Strom
A college All American and two-time NCAA champion at USC, Brent Strom was the third overall pick in the 1970 first-year player draft.
Read More >Zack Greinke
A former Gatorade National High School Player of the Year, Zack Greinke has won the Cy Young, Gold Glove, and Silver Slugger awards.
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