Yogi Berra
One of only five players to win the AL MVP three times, Yogi Berra was an 18-time All Star and 10-time World Series champion as a player.
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Richie Ashburn
Phillies leadoff man Richie Ashburn was a two-time batting champion and six-time All Star who finished with 2,574 hits and a .308 lifetime average.
Read More >Roberto Alomar
The first player to be inducted as a Toronto Blue Jay, Roberto Alomar won more Gold Glove Awards than any second baseman in MLB history.
Read More >Willie Mays
Willie Mays shares the record for most All Star appearances with Hank Aaron and Stan Musial. Each of the trio played in 24 mid-summer classics.
Read More >George Weiss
During his time with the Yankees from 1932-1960, George Weiss helped the team to 19 American League pennants and 15 World Series titles.
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