
Here are the players I ranked 111th thru 120th:
111 | Enos Slaughter | 846 | RF 12 |
112 | Bobby Grich | 842 | 2B 13 |
113 | Darrell Evans | 841 | 3B 10 |
114 | Hoyt Wilhelm | 840 | RP 3 |
115 | Carlos Beltran | 837 | CF 9 |
116 | Bill Dahlen | 836 | SS 13 |
117 | Hank Greenberg | 835 | 1B 12 |
118 | Goose Gossage | 834 | RP 4 |
119 | Jim Thome | 833 | 1B 13 |
120 | Joe Cronin | 830 | SS 14 |
Enos Slaughter is famous for scoring from first base on a single to win the World Series, which was wrong, but he had a fine career. Bobby Grich and Darrell Evans are two guys who should have been elected to the hall of fame. We will take a closer look. Hoyt Wilhelm pitched until he was old and looked it. Carlos Beltran just retired. Bill Dahlen is the one player from his era who has high hall of fame qualifications and didn’t make it. Hank Greenberg had a short career due in part in WWII. Goose is from Colorado Springs. I saw him at a couple of events. Didn’t get close to him. Jim Thome reminds me of Harmon Killebrew. Joe Cronin was a solid hitter for a shortstop not a great fielder. However, Baseball Reference WAR says he was average. It looks to be a fun 10 players.