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This greatest baseball players list represents the combined lists of baseball fans everywhere. Anyone can make their own list of the best ball-players ever to play the game, making this CrowdRanking a true consensus on who's the best player of all time.

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Rank     Name Position Born Birthplace
  1. 1
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    Pitcher, Outfielder, Left fielder, Right fielder
    1895
    Baltimore
  2. 2
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    Down 21
    Center fielder
    1931
    Westfield
    Most Listed
  3. 3
    Up 74
    Down 10
    First baseman
    1903
    Yorkville
  4. 4
    Up 81
    Down 17
    Outfielder, Left fielder
    1918
    San Diego
  5. 5
    Up 79
    Down 20
    Outfielder, Right fielder
    1934
    Mobile
  6. 6
    Up 82
    Down 14
    Outfielder, Center fielder
    1886
    Narrows
  7. 7
    Up 69
    Down 19
    Outfielder, First baseman, Center fielder
    1931
    Spavinaw
  8. 8
    Up 59
    Down 11
    Outfielder, First baseman, Left fielder
    1920
    Donora
  9. 9
    Up 58
    Down 17
    Center fielder
    1914
    Martinez
  10. 10
    Up 52
    Down 17
    Pitcher
    1867
    Ohio
  11. 11
    Up 46
    Down 13
    Pitcher
    1887
    Humboldt
  12. 12
    Up 47
    Shortstop
    1874
    Chartiers Township
  13. 13
    Up 65
    Down 21
    Outfielder, Right fielder
    1934
    Carolina
  14. 14
    Up 48
    Down 33
    Outfielder, Second baseman, First baseman, Third baseman, Left fielder
    1941
    Cincinnati
  15. 15
    Up 31
    Down 19
    Second baseman
    1896
    Winters
  16. 16
    Up 27
    Down 15
    Pitcher
    1880
    Factoryville
  17. 17
    Up 44
    Down 18
    Pitcher
    1935
    Brooklyn
  18. 18
    Up 32
    Down 13
    Outfielder, Left fielder, Right fielder
    1935
    Beaumont
  19. 19
    Up 42
    Down 11
    Pitcher
    1935
    Omaha
  20. 20
    Up 42
    Down 23
    Pitcher
    1947
    Refugio
  21. 21
    Up 26
    First baseman
    1907
    Sudlersville
  22. 22
    Up 38
    Down 12
    Outfielder, Left fielder, Designated hitter
    1969
    Donora
  23. 23
    Up 25
    Down 16
    Left fielder
    1958
    Chicago
  24. 24
    Up 29
    Down 16
    Pitcher
    1906
    Mobile
    Controversial
  25. 25
    Up 32
    Down 16
    Catcher
    1947
    Oklahoma City
  26. 26
    Up 30
    Pitcher
    1944
    Fresno
  27. 27
    Up 27
    First baseman, Third baseman, Left fielder
    1980
    Santo Domingo
  28. 28
    Up 30
    Down 15
    Catcher, Outfielder
    1925
    St. Louis
  29. 29
    Up 25
    Down 13

    Josh Gibson

  30. 30
    Up 30
    Down 18
    Shortstop, First baseman
    1931
    Dallas
  31. 31
    Up 25
    Down 10
    Pitcher
    1944
    Miami
  32. 32
    Up 28
    Down 16
    Pitcher
    1966
    San Angelo
  33. 33
    Up 22
    Pitcher, Starting pitcher
    1918
    Van Meter
  34. 34
    Up 26
    Down 42
    Left fielder
    1964
    Riverside
  35. 35
    Up 32
    Down 12
    Second baseman
    1919
    Cairo
  36. 36
    Up 26
    Down 20
    Shortstop, Third baseman
    1960
    Havre de Grace
  37. 37
    Up 19
    Outfielder, Center fielder
    1888
    Hubbard
  38. 38
    Up 29
    Outfielder
    1888
    Pickens County
  39. 39
    Up 22
    Down 10
    Outfielder, First baseman
    1911
    New York City
  40. 40
    Up 23
    Down 16
    Pitcher, Starting pitcher
    1963
    Walnut Creek
    Controversial
  41. 41
    Up 21
    Outfielder, Center fielder
    1926
    Los Angeles
  42. 42
    Up 24
    Third baseman
    1949
    Dayton
  43. 43
    Up 21
    Down 14
    Pitcher
    1928
    New York City
  44. 44
    Up 26
    Down 19
    Outfielder, Right fielder, Designated hitter
    1946
    Wyncote
    Controversial
  45. 45
    Up 17
    Down 21
    Pitcher
    1962
    Dayton
    Controversial
  46. 46
    Up 18
    Down 12
    Pitcher
    1887
    Elba
  47. 47
    Up 17
    Down 12
    Pitcher, Starting pitcher
    1945
    New York City
  48. 48
    Up 20
    Down 13
    First baseman, Third baseman, Designated hitter
    1953
    Glen Dale
  49. 49
    Up 13
    Down 15
    Shortstop, Third baseman
    1975
    Washington Heights
  50. 50
    Up 14
    Down 18
    Second baseman
    1943
    Bonham
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    1. Stephen12
      Willie Mays at 7/14/2011 6:18 PM
      Say Hey's OBP, OPS & OPS+ say hi.
    2. Stephen12
      Walter Johnson at 7/14/2011 6:20 PM
      Big Train the 4th place pitcher and overall 15th all time? Please...
    3. Stephen12
      Babe Ruth at 7/14/2011 6:14 PM
      No need to run when you just need to trot around the bases after putting the ball in the bleachers.
    4. Stephen12
      Honus Wagner at 7/14/2011 6:20 PM
      That and Wagner was a helluva lot better.
    5. ariahills
      The Greatest Baseball Players of All Time at 4/16/2011 2:27 AM
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    6. TerryReed
      Willie Mays at 5/07/2011 9:45 PM
      The best ever. Not even up for debate.
    7. TerryReed
      Babe Ruth at 5/07/2011 9:44 PM
      If he could only run throughout his career; he'd be ranked above Mays on my list. But he had a huge ego that got the better of his playing days. Otherwise he may have been a baseball god, instead of just a legend!
    8. TerryReed
      Satchel Paige at 5/07/2011 9:49 PM
      If only we had more Negro League Statistics, I bet he'd be above everybody else regardless of skin color. Why did it take so long for people to lose their prejudice?
    9. TerryReed
      Pete Rose at 5/07/2011 9:47 PM
      Don't even start with the gambling garbage. He was a phenomenal player and deserves the HOF.
    10. TerryReed
      Honus Wagner at 5/07/2011 9:51 PM
      The only reason Banks is ranked ahead of him is because Wagner played in the early years of baseball.
    11. TerryReed
      Josh Gibson at 5/07/2011 9:50 PM
      I'm guessing he was the greatest catcher ever, and the true Home Run King!
    12. TerryReed
      Lou Gehrig at 5/07/2011 9:55 PM
      The original Iron Horse of baseball, he could do it all.
    13. TerryReed
      Ty Cobb at 5/07/2011 9:52 PM
      He and Shoeless Joe Jackson were the best of friends, contrary to pop**ar belief.
    14. RjPerfetto
      The Greatest Baseball Players of All Time at 5/04/2012 10:22 PM
      Ruth Revolutionizes the home run and became a world icon,(and a left handed pitcher as well), cobb did more things on the field to put his team in position to win, Mays did a little and a lot of everything to excite most who seen him, Williams was the best pure hitter, with power outside of Cobb and Aaron was the most consistent player with longevity, if Gehrig didnot come down with ALS, he would be up hear as well!!!!!!!!!!!!
    15. TerryReed
      Roberto Clemente at 5/07/2011 9:57 PM
      People forgot how great he was. He died way too soon and he could of been the greatest of all time. He was taken before he could prove it.

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