Mike Schmidt is no doubt number 1

Ron Santo is top 5 by the metrics.

All due respect to the rest, being a baseball purist of 65yrs, when I saw this video Mike Schmidt instantly came to mind.

For defense.... Brooks Robinson. For offense... Mike Smidt. What's this list looking for?????

Schmidt definitely is #1. Offense and defense were both remarkable.

Nice music.

You're kidding--no Pie Traynor?

I would take Schmidt over Brett. And I think Robinson was better defensively than both.

1st of all, some of these guys played other places, besides 3rd base ! And think Ron Santo got the short stick, yet again, maybe if he waits like he did for his HOF placement, he'll get his dues someday ?

Aramis Ramirez is one of the most underrated third basemen in baseball. His stats compare favorably to several of the players you have listed.

kind of depends on your values as an analyst, if you like high average or power more

Schmidtty number 1 hands down.

Mathews excelled in the greatest ML of all-time which was the post-integration & pre-expansion NL of 1954-61. He is the only player in MLB history to hit at least 20 HRs in each of his 1st 14 seasons & only 3B to make 100+ POs in each of his 1st 15 seasons. He was a great team player (fewer than 10 GiDPs his 1st 9 seasons) & leader as well as tough as nails (just ask Drysdale & F.Robinson). He was a better hitter than Schmidt who finished with MORE SO THAN HITS in 3 seasons & despite playing 20 years earlier still had a higher career F% than Schmidt. Needless to say, in this opinion still the greatest 3rd baseman of all-time. Santo & Baker are also still top 5 & the 2 best 2-way players.

Mike Schmidt is the BEST third baseman of ALL TIME!! He is a much better fielder than George Brett, and maybe better hitter also.

A list without Ron Santo is a joke. He was top 5 by the metrics, and he played in the “dead ball” era of the 1960’s.

Schmidt 1, Robinson 2, Brett 3….Boggs at 3 is a joke

George Brett will tell you Schmidt is the best ever. MLB's greatest team ever has him starting at 3rd. Mike Schmidt's total WAR 106.8. George Brett total WAR 88.6.

No HOF for .267 BA.

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Mike Schmidt was the all time number 1 third baseman

RON SANTO

This list is good but definitely switch 1 and 2

Schmidt 1 Brooks 1A

Mike smidt

You ever heard of Ron Santo?

Brett number 1😂😂😂😂

No Pie Traynor?

Eddie Mathews over Robinson and Brett. Schmidt is the best ever.

That is right

I would put Mike Schmidt number one all-time 10 time Gold Glove winner plus the home runs and batting average make him the greatest all-around third baseman ever I also would take Darrell Evans out of there since he played a lot of games at first base and many games as a DH and put George Kell in there instead

Sorry, dude, but Michael Jack Schmidt has been acknowledged as the best all-time third baseman every time an all-time list or team has been put together. Good list, but you got the top of the list completely wrong.

I have never seen anybody put George Brett ahead of Mike Schimdt. Also, Brooks Robinson should be ahead of Wade Boggs

Sorry NOBODY BEATS BROOKS ! 16 golden gloves ! Beats anything you still need defense!

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Brett has less total errors than Schmidt in 3 more seasons 292 Brett 328 Schmidt. SURPRISE!! Schmidt does have more home runs but Brett has nearly 1000 more hits than Schmidt. Brett has more RBIs than Schmidt. Brett also has a 38 point higher CAREER batting average. Not to mention his playoff resume.

Schmidt has to be # 1. As good a hitter as Brett(more power/lower average) and almost as good a fielder as Robinson. I’m surprised Harmon Killebrew not on the list unless they considered him a 1st baseman. But he played more games at 3rd than 1st I believe. I’d go Schmidt, Brett, Killebrew, Mathews, then either Boggs or Beltre.

No wrong George Brett is not the best

Mike Schmidt is the #1. The #10,9 and 8 shouldn't be on the list. And you left Ron Santo and Scott Rollen off the list.

Brooks was at least number 2. Nettles was amazing, as was Clete Boyer. And you might look up the name Jimmy Collins. If this is really “all time” you’ve got to include him and Pie Traynor on your list. The truth is no one really knows. Number one of all those I’ve seen since 1953 was Mike Schmidt hands down. He did it all. George Brett? Great player. A winner, but maybe not even in the top 5. Eddie Mathews was not a great fielder. In fact he was maybe average to good, but not great. But he was an amazing power hitter.

caminiti toughest 3rd ...best arm

**** Schmidt #1 offensively, Robinson #1 defensively. Anything other than them, is just Stupid.

.......also Brett has less strikeouts than Schmidt. Brett 908 Schmidt 1868. For Schmidt that's like striking out every at bat for 3 straight years.

Everyone is entitled to their opinion. Mine happen to be right.

How can you not put Arod on the list. He won two mvps as a third baseman and lead the Yankees to a championship in 09 as a third baseman .

how come adrian beltre is in and david right isn't

why isn't nettles in the HOF

This list is really off. You got Schmidt right at 2, Brooks Robinson is no doubt #1, and Boggs, Brett, and Chipper Jones should be there, while Gaetti, Beltre, and Evans would not be ahead of Ron Santo, Frank Baker, or even Ken Boyer, none of who were even on the list. Where is Pie Traynor? I suppose if you are only going for TV era lists, you may have something, otherwise it shows a total lack of baseball knowledge.

You made Brooks Robinson worse than he really is just wow!. He won the most gold gloves ever. I think you should put him in 1st place!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

A Rod also is a top ten.

Tony Perez?