Here are the players I ranked 61st thru 70th:
| 61 | Ken Griffey Jr. | 970 | CF 6 |
| 62 | Chipper Jones | 969 | 3B 5 |
| 63 | Eddie Murray | 953 | 1B 4 |
| 64 | Rod Carew | 951 | 2B 7 |
| 65 | Ferguson Jenkins | 950 | P 19 |
| 66 | Luke Appling | 939 | SS 6 |
| 67 | Willie McCovey | 938 | 1B 5 |
| 68 | Miguel Cabrera | 936 | 1B 6 |
| 69 | Charlie Gehringer | 931 | 2B 8 |
| 70 | Adrian Beltre | 925 | 3B 6 |
There are a lot of modern players in this group. The exceptions being Luke Appling and Charlie Gehringer. I count modern as players I saw play, at least on TV. I saw Rod Carew all the time being a Twins fan. He was the famous player I saw the most in real life as we tried to make it to a Twins game every year. I thought Willie McCovey was the most intimidating batter as a kid. He seemed to cover the whole plate and more. However, Miguel Cabera might have passed him this year. I would have no problem as it could go either way between the two. I am only going to calculate these rating thru 2019. It would to much of a bother to update everyone.
By the way last time I did this I said that Craig Biggio came up just short of a major league record, but never mentioned it in my Biggio record. The record was for hit by pitch. Biggio was hit by a pitch a career 285 times, second on the all-time list. The all-time leader is hall of famer Hugh Jennings with 287. Jennings ranks 581st on this list. This is not the type of record you want to play extra to break.
