in major league baseball what single season team had the most future hall of famers?
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The big red machine had three in Bench, Joe Morgan, and Tony Perez, the 1927 Yankees had six with Earl Combs, Lou Gehrig, Tony Lazzeri, Babe Ruth, White Hoyt, and Herb Pennock. I am pretty sure the 27 Yankees was the most although the current Yankees could be close as Randy Johnson, Mariano Rivera, Alex Rodriguez, Derek Jeter, Gary Sheffield, and Mike Mussina all have a shot at the hall of fame
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If you're talking current players...Derreck Lee for the Cubbies and Jim Thome for the Sox. All-time? Ryne Sandberg for the Cubs and Harold Baines for the Pale Hose.
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1 - Billy Martin\n3 - Babe Ruth\n4 - Lou Gehrig\n5 - Joe DiMaggio\n7 - Mickey Mantle\n8 - Yogi Berra and Bill Dickey\n9 - Roger Maris\n10 - Phil Rizzuto\n15 - Thurman Munson\n16 - Whitey Ford\n23 - Don Mattingly\n32 - Elston Howard\n37 - Casey Stengel\n44 - Reggie Jackson\n49 - Ron Guidry\n\nSooner or later they'll run out of numbers
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No.  He's a very, very good player.  But very, very good players don't go to the hall of fame.  Special ones do.  He's not that special.  He had 46 HR's last year - but in today's game, that's nothing special.
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Alex Cintron of the Chicago White Sox. He would start on about 26 other teams.
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Bud Abbott and Lou Costello.\n\nActually their is a lot of people in the Hall of Fame who never played a game.  Their are managers, owners, umpires, executives, sports writers.  and broadcasters who are in the HOF.  \n\nThe correct question who are only two people who never covered, played, umpired, or worked in the MLB or Nero leagues whoa re in the Baseball Hall of Fame.  Abbott and Costello would be that answer.
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This is what I had before the season started...\n\nAL MVP: Vlad Guerrero\nAL CY: Roy Halladay\nNL MVP: Albert Pujols\nNL CY: Roy Oswalt
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to add to Jerry's list: \n\nTim Raines and son (Tim jr?).\nBret and Aaron Boone sons of Bob Boone.\nSandy Alomar Jr. and Roberto (if still playing last year) sons of Sandy Alomar.  \nJerry Hairston Jr. son of Jerry Hairston.\nPedro Borbon still around?  Son of Pedro Borbon.\nClemens's son was drafted by the Astros, but didn't get to the majors yet.
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Wes Unseld (Baltimore Bullets, 1968-69)\nWilt Chamberlain (Philadelphia Warriors,1960)\nFred Lynn (Boston Red Sox,1975)\nIchiro Suzuki (Seattle Mariners,2001)\nFrank Robinson and Richie Allen both won NL Rookie of the year award and AL MVP
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Present day player is Derek Jeter. All time was Mickey Mantle, with Thurman Munson a close second. You can tell I'm not a Yankee fan.... lol!
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1. babe ruth\n2. lou gehrig\n3. mickey mantle\n4. willie mays\n5. ron guidry\n6. ted williams\n7. joe dimaggio\n8. johnny bench\n9. joe morgan\n10. michael young\n11. derek jeter\n12. whitey ford\n13. luis aparicio\n14. bobby richardson\n15. yogi berra\n16. hank aaron\n17. nellie fox\n18. al kaline\n19. juan marichal\n20. bob gibson\n21. nolan ryan\n22. cal ripken\n23. orlando cepeda\n24. tony kubek\n25. curt schilling\n26. mariano rivera\n27. george brett\n28. tony gwynn\n29. chric carpenter\n30. mike schmidt\n31. luis arroyo\n32. sandy koufax\n33. carl yastrymski\n34. bernie williams\n35. alex rodriguez\n36. reggie jackson\n37. lou brock\n38. ricky henderson\n39. tim mccarver\n40. brooks robinson\n41. lou campanella\n42. jackie robinson\n43. don mattingly\n44. albert puljos\n45. ozzie smith\n46. bill stafford\n47. joe mauer\n48. brian roberts\n49. kirby puckett\n50. matt holliday
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Sam Crawford does have the most career triples with 309.  Despite being a Hall-of-Famer, Crawford may be one of the most underrated players in history.  He was a triples machine.  He was the first man to lead both the American League and National League in triples and holds the record for the most seasons with at least 20 triples (five)  Crawford was elected to the Hall-of-Fame in 1957.
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I guess Murph won't get inducted unless it's by the veterans committee, which is a real shame.  During the 80's the guy was as dominant as anyone in the game.  If Dawson gets in, then Dale shouldn't be too far behind.  Similar to Murphy, Dawson played for a poor team and put up some huge numbers.  I'm also pulling for Dale b/c he's such a nice guy and a fantastic ambassador for baseball.
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In a career, Reggie Jackson with 2597.  (Babe Ruth is #78).\nIn a season, Adam Dunn with 195 in 2004.
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harmon killebrew\nkirby puckett\ntony oliva\nrod carew\nkent hrbek\n\nin my opinion, johan santana and joe mauer will crack that list someday.
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Hi,\n\nSix New York Yankees made the first American League all-star team in 1933.  They include starters Lefty Gomez, Ben Chapman, Lou Gehrig and Babe Ruth as well as substitutes, Bill Dickey and Tony Lazzeri, neither of whom got into the game.
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Don Drysdale 6'6"\n\nRandy Johson is 6'10" and you can bet he'll be in the hall of fame.\n\nBut as for now Drysdale is the tallest member.