You don’t have Roberto Clemente that’s wrong.

Never make a list again🔥

about time someone gave Rickey Henderson and Ichiro the respect they deserve

Thank You for this excellent compilation !!! And don't worry, there's no way in Earth you're going to please everyone, no one can, lists like these will never end discussion and controversy, if anything it will only sparkle more. But I still think Roberto Clemente 🇵🇷 should have been included... 😂😆🤣😁😄

Given the many prime years that Teddy Ballgame was at war, he should be about #4.

As a Cadinals fan wih baseball memories since 1960 or so you included the greatest Cardinals player ever Stan Muial as number 10 which makes me happy. You also included Babe Ruth number one and Willie Mays number two which I agree on as well. My greatest Cardinals players ever that follow Musial are Bob Gibson, Albert Puhols, and Rogers Hornsby. Here is my all-time Cardinals lineup: Brock - LF Hornsby - 2B Musial - RF Puhols - 1B Edmonds - CF Boyer - 3B Molina - C Ozzie Smith -ss Bob Gibson -P My bench is Ted Simmons - c, Frankie Frisch and Red Schoendienst in the infield, Enos Slaugther and Joe Medwick in the outfield.

I would have Mays 1 and Ruth 2 because of his all around talent.

You didn't include me! Yesterday I had an impressive showing for Korea's Jinju Mania team, walking and striking out against two local high school pitchers. Truly a great moment in baseball history 😂

nice vid. it's always funny to me how Barry Bonds can't be credited as already having Hall of fame numbers before he doped up, yet players like Roger Clemens will be talked about as if he isn't just as contentious & known for doping as Bonds.

You have Mike Trout over Joe D, this is absolutely crazy and this list is BOGUS

Lists are always fun, good conversations and debates ensue.

I think you must have a catcher on here. Johnny Bench or Yogi Berra (I lean Bench because he was such a great fielder and catcher is a fielding-first position.) Or Josh Gibson -- but including NL players opens a whole can of worms. Mike Schmidt (3B) probably also belongs. And as much as I didn't care for him and that he was one-dimensional offensively, Pete Rose. His tenacity and longevity can't be overlooked. (Frank Robinson, Roberto Clemente, Christy Mathewson, Grover Alexander other **possible** omissions.)

Pedro shouldn't even be sniffing the list of top 50! You didn't have Nolan Ryan, Pete Rose, Mark McGuire, Tony Gwinn, Ernie Banks, or dozens of other player you left out, who far surpassed some players on this list.

Good list. You got number 1 and 2 written in stone. Ruth was simply unexplainable; the God of the Game, to this day. And Mays was the supreme NATURAL

Great list....I would say make a way to add in Nolan Ryan, Cal Ripken, Jackie Robinson, and maybe Roberto Clemente....

everyone is complaining about no Roberto Clemente but what about mike Schmidt?!

I Think MLB HOF legend baseball ⚾🧢 Sr.willie Mayes will live to see 100

How you ssy something bout barry but not mention anything bout Roger cheating

How can you leave Nolan Ryan off the list a 27-year career 5,000-plus strikeouts 7 no-hitters 12 one-hit games how many 18 19 strikeout games You could cut Nolan Ryan's career up and have three Hall of Fame careers

Bonds 7th? Please...

No problem with the pictured ones being the top three.

My Top Ten: 1) Babe Ruth. 2) Willie Mays. 3) Ted Williams. 4)Ty Cobb. 5) Hank Aaron. 6) Rogers Hornsby. 7) Lou Gehrig. 8) Tony Gwynn. 9) Stan Musial. 10) Ken Griffey junior

When considering who should be on this list, I came up with most of the same players. My list included Sandy Koufax, Johnny Bench, and Mike Schmidt, and I wouldn't put Ruth ahead of Mays.

George Herman Ruth the Babe was a great hitter and pitcher could do it all👍👍👍👍👍👍

AI made this entire video. It’s so apparent with the commentary

Why you gotta show that Rajai Davis home run in the beginning. It still makes my stomach drop

You cant have Willy Mays but no Barry Bonds. Bonds was HOF on both sides of the ball before he doped up.

There is a lot of people saying what about this guy or that guy. These goat 🐐 lists can be debated forever.

I don't agree with a list that includes Pedro Martinez and doesn't include Mike Schmidt. I also recognize that Negro League players are very difficult to evaluate relative to MLB players but I can't imagine a list like this not including Josh Gibson.

My choice starting lineup Jonny Bench- catcher Pete Rose - third base Joe Morgan- second base Ken Griffey jr.- center field Barry Larkin- shortstop Rickey Henderson- left field Barry Bonds- right field Babe Ruth- pitcher

This is my list: 1) Babe Ruth. 2) Willie Mays. 3)Ty Cobb. 4) Ted Williams. 5) Hank Aaron. 6) Honus Wagner. 7) Lou Gehrig. 8) Mickey Mantle. 9) Stan Musial. 10) Rogers Hornsby. 11) Tris Speaker. 12) Eddie Collins. 13) Jimmie Foxx. 14) Mel Ott. 15) Nap Lajoie. 16) Albert Pujols. 17) Rickey Henderson. 18) Mike Schmidt. 19) Frank Robinson. 20) Joe Morgan.

You've got a great list, but there are others who deserve to be there like Nolan Ryan!!!

WHY ON EARTH IS WALTER JOHNSON AT 9

My father was one of the smartest baseball people I ever met. I once ask him who would be the first player you would take to build a winning dominate team…his answer…Pete Rose…

Ted Williams at number 6 is wrong. Top 3

Baseball is the most subjective when it comes to the greatest of all time

20 Players is too short when having both pitcher and regular players. Trout is too high and shouldn't be included he has way too many years to go still IMO.

Did I miss Nolan Ryan and Bob Gibson?!?

No Albert Pujols? What a joke.

frank robinson

Nice job! But, you left Mike Schmidt, the greatest third baseman of all time off the list.

Where is Aaron's black ink in the bb ency??? If you don't understand, look it up.

Nolan Ryan had the MOST Noah offers in Baseball but he could not crack the list???

Bonds is not eligible. If you took in consideration of performance while playing for a sub par team most of his career you would have listed Ernie Banks. Childhood hero.

Al kaline, Clemente, Albert, Mathewson, etc

This the weirdest list i ever heard of....lol

Did Willie pitch?

Well no Clemente, u know what world we live in. Nuff said .

No frank Robinson FOH

Bonds no before steroids a good HOF player.

No baseball person says "point two one one bating average." it's "two eleven"

Mariano Rivera? Derek Jeter? Pete Rose? Wade Boggs?

I love Ichiro, but how on earth could you possibly justify having him over guys like Pujols, ARod, Ripken, Hornsby etc.

Your list is null and void for several reasons. You left off Satchel Paige. You left off Nolan Ryan. You left off Cy Young. You included a current player.

Sandy Koufax and Roberto Clemente.

Ten years from now Shohei ⚾️htani might be #1 as the GOAT 🐐

No Koufax?

Did I miss Mantle

Roger Clemens and Barry Bonds don't belong on this list. Josh Gibson, Oscar Charleston and Smokey Joe Williams do. Williams played in an exhibition against major league stars. He went head to head against HOF pitcher Walter Johnson and won.

I'm a cincinnati native and the griffy years were horrible. I think he was a generational talent.But there was other guys on the list that were better, or longer more productive careers

Honus Wagner at number 12? WHAT!? He is top-five, easily. Bill James had him at number TWO. His 1908 season was the best in history- he league in EVERY SINGLE offensive category except home runs- Hits, walks, steals, singles, doubles, triples, average, slugging, OBP, RBI, etc. (and this was in the dead ball era) AND, he was far and away the best shortstop in the game... Leading in put-outs, double plays, errors, etc. ...And that season wasn't much better than his average seasons- he played for 15+ years, and was productive in all of them. ...12th? C'mon.

Lou Gehrig , Done

Where is nolan ryan???

Why is Albert Pujols not here

Idec about the rest of the list but if bonds isn’t 1 u just simply haven’t looked at baseball stats regardless of steroids they don’t teach u how to hit a ball and get over 2000 walks

Cobb is number ONE period.

The slander of Cobb must stop. He was neither a racist, nor a cleat sharpener.

1)Babe Ruth 2)Ty Cobb 3)Lou Gehrig 4)Rogers Hornsby 5)Ted Williams 6)Jimmie Foxx 7)Stan Musial 8)Henry Aaron 9)Willie Mays 10)Cap Anson 11)Honus Wagner 12)Tris Speaker 13)Joe Dimaggio 14)Mickey Mantle 15)Joe Jackson 16)Napoleon Lajoie 17)Frank Robinson 18)Ken Griffey Jr 19)Albert Pujols 20)Ed Delahanty

A few years ago, I picked an all-time 25...... 1b. Gehrig 2b. Hornsby 3b. Schmidt ss Wagner rf. Ruth lf. Williams cf. Cobb c. Bench ..... Rotation 1.Johnson 2.Mathewson 3.Plank 4.Brown 5. Alexander...... Bullpen L. Waddel (heat) L. Hubel (screw) L. Koufax ( curve) R. Joss(heat) R. Walsh (spit) R. Wilhelm (knuckle) R. Rivera (cutter) ......Bench Dh. Foxx 4th of. Mays Pr/Ph/inf Collins utility inf. Ripken c2 Rodriguez...... Now that we are at 26, who should I add?

Nolan Ryan ????!???

My vote is for Al Kaline a 20 year veteran of consistent all around play for all of those 20 years he played.

NO CHEATERS Will Ever be a great ball player, period

Bob Gibson ???

Crazy how a player like Ty Cobb is in but players these days get sooooo scrutinized for way less nasty behavior and actions….i see what baseball be doing though😅😭

No Frank Robinson or Roberto Clemente? This is sooo wrong!

Yes were Is albert Pujols

Bonds?

I am sorry but the second you had pitchers on this kind of killed it for me. They deserve their own list! Also no steroid players should be allowed and believe me I love a lot of them!

Willie Mays is the Goat !

The question is, when did he start using steroids. Bonds, I think that he started using Way before it was discovered

Overall, it's a good list. But lets talk #8 and #7? Mantle was broken down by time he turned 33 sure. But Bonds and his "incredible statistics" are insanely inflated AFTER age 35. Like the 268 HRs....AFTER 35. His OPS being .979 through 35, or prior to 2001...which was 1.298 from ages 36 through 42. Or his batting average being .289 through 35 and .334 after roids. Sorry, his "alleged steroid use" as stated in this video. Bonds was great before steroids. But he was no Mickey Mantle.

Mr October

esta perfecto muchas gracias.

i dont care what anybody says but Bonds is #1 90% of the league was doing at the time

Wheres rose bench banks clemente schmidt n ryan and even reggie heck he had a candy bar named after him

Rogers Hornsby

ALBERT PUJOULS

These lists, while fun to argue about, are pretty meaningless. First off, pitchers are really their own thing: you can't compare them to batsmen, and the contribution they make to the team is entirely different. Secondly, you really can't compare players across ages with any kind of validity. Best you can do is pick who were the most dominant players from the different eras. So a guy like Cobb should rank higher, for example, than Aaron, because he was clearly better than anyone else around at the time. Aaron had guys like Mays, Mantle, and Robinson around compiling similar records. But in the end, it's just opinions. BTW, Cobb wasnt the slathering racist monster of legend, not did he sharpen his spikes. The dumb lies shouldn't he endlessly repeated. He was just a really smart and aggressive player, and he was highly respected by his competitors.

I didn't get the comment during the Honus Wagner segment, when u said he had a .328 batting avg. despite playing in the challenging "deadball" era. While it was more difficult to hit homeruns during that era, it was obviously much easier to hit the ball for average. Just look back at the stats from the most succesful players durimg thst era. I mean multiple people would regularly hit over .400 during the same season. The league batting average back then was crazy high, and much higher then the "live ball" era.

Ishiro does not belong on this list and neither does Henderson. Jimmy Fox does and Grover Alexander should be on it.

No Sandy Koufax? Can't take your list seriously.

Ichiro, Mike Trout, Ricky Henderson, Mantle, Lou Gherig too high; Ted Williams, Barry Bonds too low. Ichiro and Mike Trout are both not top 50 all time. Also, where the hell is Nolan Ryan.

Barry Bonds- "alleged steroids user"? nothing alleged, he was a PED user without any doubt

Negro League players are missing (except for Mays and Aaron, who started in the NNLs) So, some of the greatest are missing (maybe even THE greatest- except for Ruth, of course!)- This list is missing, at least, Oscar Charleston, Paige, Pop Lloyd, and Josh Gibson, who were all among the greatest! ...And Cool Papa Bell! Satchel Paige had a sub-3 ERA in the Majors- after his rookie season when he was over 50 years old. In the negro leagues (which were probably as good as the majors in his time), over the years he threw a TON of no-hitters. Not only 7 like Nolan Ryan, not 10, or 15... But 100! (Well, he did pitch around 120 games each year, so he had the opportunity to do so. 100 is still hard to believe, but even if he had one fifth as many... And: Paige would pull a stunt when a game was on the line by waving the outfielders to leave the field- and would proceed to strike out the side... He had a winning record against major league all star touring teams in the off season, too. When Honus Wagner was asked what he thought about Pop Lloyd being called 'the black Honus Wagner', he said 'I'd be honored to be called the white Pop Lloyd!' And, Re: 'Cool Papa's Bell'... A famous baseball writer once said that 'He is so fast, he makes Ty Cobb look like a runner with a handicap!' Josh Gibson had over 800 home runs against MLB quality pitchers- and he died in his prime! And Charleston? He is most like Babe Ruth. (Ruth is still #1, of course!) Also missing from this list is #23.

Pete Rose and Roberto Clemente in place of Rickey Henderson and Ichiro Suzuki . Pete and Ty Cobb probably helped their teams win more games than anyone because they had the most hits . Base hits win ballgames , especially singles . Pete had just as much power as Aaron , as he hit more doubles and triples than Hank . Rickey was one of the most selfish non - team players as he would attempt to steal bases if the Oakland A's were winning or losing by 9 runs just to set stolen base records . That isn't baseball . Rickey's runs scored and stolen bases total should have an asterisk next to them .

This list is missing sooo many guys & has guys who shouldnt be on here.

Very hard to make such a list. I would say……. Trout out, pujols in. Pedro out. (Too short a career, like Koufax) ,hornsby in Kershaw stands a chance to sneak in. Maybe push DiMaggio out Eh on ichiro…. So Otherwise, minor tweaks You’ll get the Jackie /Clemente comments but they transcended in other ways, and I agree not having them on this list.

This is an opinion piece. A big majority of the commenters needed to keep the useless opinions to them selves.

Roger and Barry? NO! No doubt they were talented enough to be highly ranked without the PEDs, but Clemons’ lip-licking congressional testimony and Bond’s kicking sand in the face of the truly great hitters of the sport are too much to bear. At least Maguire eventually showed remorse.

How is it possible to have a top 20 list without the greatest catcher in baseball history, Johnny Bench? Bench is not only a top 20 he’s in the top ten. I’m also not impressed with three of the biggest cheaters in baseball history, Bonds, Clemons and spit ball Maddox are on this list. Also, having a grad degree in human biology myself anyone who thinks using anabolic steroids and HGH is controversial in regard to the performance gains just simply doesn’t know what they are talking about. That boat sailed a long time ago and there is absolutely solid undisputed scientific evidence that these PED’s do give baseball players substantial advantages.