
241 | Bobby Doerr | 760 | 2B 21 |
242 | Jose Cruz | 759.1 | LF 24 |
243 | Bobby Wallace | 759 | SS 19 |
244 | Thurman Munson | 758 | C 20 |
245 | Ken Singleton | 755.3 | RF 27 |
246 | Three Finger Brown | 725.1 | P 56 |
247 | Fred Lynn | 754 | CF 23 |
248 | Frank Tanana | 753 | P 57 |
249 | Vern Stephens | 752 | SS 20 |
250 | Jason Kendall | 751 | C 21 |
I have two hall of famers in this group of ten, Thurman Munson and Three Fingers Brown. We start off with Bobby Doerr, who is close to Joe Gordon as a player. I’m going to have to do some research on Bobby Wallace as he was a 19th Century player who I know was very good on defense. Fred Lynn I had just behind his long-time team mate Jim Rice. Now he is 10 spots ahead of him. They are close enough to go either way. Besides Munson and Brown, these players are near hall of famers, but none of them are the first ones I would vote for their position. I once thought highly of Jason Kendall but read more about him and now don’t think his defense was as good as I thought it was.