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Best Hitters (Offensive Players) MLB History 1. Babe Ruth 2. Ty Cobb 3. Ted Williams 4. Lou Gehrig 5. Barry Bonds 6. Willie Mays 7. Rogers Hornsby 8. Stan Musial 9. Henry Aaron 10. Josh Gibson 11. Honus Wagner 12. Jimmie Foxx 13. Frank Robinson 14. Alex Rodriguez 15. Mel Ott 16. Mickey Mantle 17. Joe DiMaggio 18. Albert Pujols 19. Oscar Charleston 20. Tris Speaker 21. Hank Greenberg 22. Cap Anson 23. Mike Trout 24. Ken Griffey, Jr. 25. Dan Brouthers 26. Ed Delahanty 27. Roger Connor 28. Frank Thomas 29. Ross Barnes 1st Black Managers in MLB history by team
Cleveland Indians- Frank Robinson, 1975 Chicago White Sox- Larry Doby, 1978 San Francisco Giants- Frank Robinson, 1981 Seattle Mariners- Maury Wills, 1981 Baltimore Orioles- Frank Robinson, 1988 Toronto Blue Jays- Cito Gaston, 1989 Kansas City Royals- Hal McRae, 1991 Colorado Rockies- Don Baylor, 1993 Chicago Cubs- Don Baylor, 2000 Tampa Bay Rays- Hal McRae, 2001 Pittsburgh Pirates- Lloyd McClendon, 2001 Montreal Expos- Frank Robinson, 2002 Milwaukee Brewers- Jerry Royster, 2002 New York Mets- Willie Randolph, 2006 Texas Rangers- Ron Washington, 2007 Houston Astros- Cecil Cooper, 2007 Cincinnati Reds- Dusty Baker, 2008 San Diego Padres- Dave Roberts, 2015 Los Angeles Dodgers- Dave Roberts, 2016 Atlanta Braves (1876)- NONE St. Louis Cardinals (1882)- NONE Philadelphia Phillies (1883)- NONE Boston Red Sox (1901)- NONE Detroit Tigers (1901)- NONE Oakland Athletics (1901)- NONE Minnesota Twins (1901)- NONE New York Yankees (1903)- NONE Los Angeles Angels (1961)- NONE Florida Marlins (1993)- NONE Arizona Diamondbacks (1998)- NONE 
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Call In Number (Live) (732)364-3598 PBS Top Ten NFL QB ALL TIME
1. Tom Brady 2. Bart Starr 3. Joe Montana 4. Payton Manning 5. Otto Graham 6. Johnny Unitas 7. Drew Brees 8. Brett Favre 9. John Elway 10. Terry Bradshaw Honorable Mentions Dan Marino Sid Luckman Roger Staubach |
Top Ten College Football Head Coaches of All Time
1. Bear Bryant 2. Knute Rockne 3. Walter Camp 4. Nick Saban 5. Joe Paterno 6. Urban Meyer 7. Fielding Yost 8. Eddie Robinson 9. Woody Hayes 10. Tom Osborne LOWEST WINNING PERCENTAGE
NFL HEAD COACHING HISTORY 1. Bert Bell .176 (58 games) 2. Hue Jackson .205 (56 games) 3. Rod Marinelli .208 (48 games) 4. Steve Spagnuolo .212 (52 games) 5. Gus Bradley .226 (62 games) 6. David Shula .268 (71 games) 7. Jimmy Phelan .271 (50 games) 1st Latin American Managers in MLB by Team
St. Louis Cardinals- Mike Gonzalez, 1938 San Diego Padres- Preston Gomez, 1969 Houston Astros- Preston Gomez, 1974 Chicago Cubs- Preston Gomez, 1980 Seattle Mariners- Marty Martinez, 1986 California Angels- Cookie Rojas, 1988 Montreal Expos- Felipe Alou, 1992 Cincinnati Reds- Tony Perez, 1993 Florida Marlins- Cookie Rojas, 1996 Detroit Tigers- Luis Pujols, 2002 Toronto Blue Jays- Carlos Tosca, 2002 San Francisco Giants- Felipe Alou, 2003 Kansas City Royals- Tony Pena, 2003 Chicago White Sox- Ozzie Guillen, 2004 Arizona Diamondbacks- Al Pedrique, 2004 Cleveland Indians- Manny Acta, 2010 Atlanta Braves- Fredi Gonzalez, 2011 Boston Red Sox- Alex Cora, 2018 New York Mets- Carlos Beltran, 2020 Pittsburgh Pirates (1882)- NONE Philadelphia Phillies (1883)- NONE Los Angeles Dodgers (1884)- NONE Minnesota Twins (1901)- NONE Oakland Athletics (1901)- NONE Baltimore Orioles (1901)- NONE New York Yankees (1903)- NONE Texas Rangers (1961)- NONE Milwaukee Brewers (1969)- NONE Colorado Rockies (1993)- NONE Tampa Bay Rays (1998)- NONE Top Ten NBA Players of All Time
1. Michael Jordan 2. LeBron James 3. Wilt Chamberlain 4. Bill Russell 5. Kareem Abdul Jabbar 6. Jerry West 7. Oscar Robertson 8. Shaquille O'Neal 9. Kobe Bryant 10. Elgin Baylor Honorable Mentions Magic Johnson Larry Bird Bob Petit Worst QB's in NFL History
(Based off of TD's to INTs) QB TD's INT's Ratio 10. Kent Nix 23 49 2.1/1 9. Heath Shuler 15 33 2.2/1 8. Jeff Komlo 12 28 2.3/1 7. Ryan Leaf 14 36 2.6/1 6. Kelly Stouffer 7 19 2.7/1 5. Bob Avellini 33 69 3/1 4. Gary Huff 16 50 3.1/1 3. Nathan Peterman 3 12 4/1 2. Rick Horton 7 30 4.3/1 1. Andrew Walter 3 16 5.3/1 |
JOHN PIELLI is a baseball historian, writer, and radio show host in New Jersey. The Passed Ball Show can be heard every Monday through Friday 6-7 pm est on www.periscope.tv
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The Passed Ball Show Is Proud to have campaigned for the Hall of Fame Candidacy of now HOF members Alan Trammell, Lee Smith, and Marvin Miller. The program will not stop until the following are given their due.
1. Barry Bonds 11. Fred McGriff 2. Pete Rose 12. Billy Martin 3. Roger Clemens 13. Mark McGwire 4. Joe Jackson 14. Jim Kaat 5. Rafael Palmeiro 15. Al Oliver 6. Curt Schilling 16. Maury Wills 7. Albert Belle 17. Dan Quisenberry 8. Sammy Sosa 18. Scott Boras 9. Manny Ramirez 19. Curt Flood 10. Billy Wagner 20. Vern Stephens |
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In memoriam- the following guests will forever remembered as being part of the Passed Ball Show community- Rest in Peace-
Gil Coan, Don Larsen, Jim Coates, Ernie Bowman, Vinny Vella, Bob Friend, Eli Grba, Hal Brown, Ned Garver, Joe Landrum, Ed Charles, Jim Bunning, Earl Averill, Carl Scheib, Chuck Churn, Steve Korcheck, Roy Sievers, Monte Irvin, Joe Durham, Darryl Hamilton, Milt Pappas, Frank Malzone, Willie Royster, Mike Carriaciola, Harry Warner, Jerry Lumpe, Art Schult, Justin Miller |
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