All Time Lineup - By Team

[goofball]

So Alvin Davis at first and third jim presley I guess

[Jeremy517]

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Beltre and Olerud I can't argue with, but Johnson, Boone, and Rodriguez all played at least the plurality of their careers with seattle so far.

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Except he said majority, which would be over half. Plurality would make more sense for the rule than majority though.

[dontmesswithme]

Pretty sure at this point we're telling his rule to shove it, just like anyone can do who tries to put Reggie on the Yanks and cites The Bronx is Burning as their case.

[Jeremy517]

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So Alvin Davis at first and third jim presley I guess

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And Betancourt at short, I think, because he's the only person that meets the rules [img]/images/graemlins/shocked.gif[/img]

Yeah, just stick with plurality and your original list [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]

[Sooga]

Hmm, my all-time Angels don't really put together too imposing of a team:

P Chuck Finley
C Bob Boone
1B Wally Joyner
2B Rod Carew
3B Troy Glaus(?)
SS Gary DiSarcina
LF Garret Anderson
CF Darin Erstad
RF Vladimir Guerrero (ok maybe this is cheating, but seriously, look at this team. You're giving me Vlad, end of story. I'm not debating this.)
DH Tim Salmon

[slothinator]

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1. Tris Speaker, CF
2. Wade Boggs, 3B
3. Ted Williams, LF
4. David Ortiz, DH
5. Nomar Garciaparra, SS
6. Mo Vaughn, 1B
7. Carlton Fisk, C
8. Trot Nixon, RF
9. Bobby Doerr, 2B

I wish Manny had more games played at DH. Oh well. Can I put David Ortiz at 1B? Carl Yastrzemski at 1B?

Oh and Pedro for SP.

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Uh, I think you blew it on RF. Hello, Dwight Evans?

[SL__72]

Marlins:

1. Castillo, 2B
2. Ramirez, SS
3. Cabrera, 3B
4. Sheffield, RF
5. Lee, 1B
6. Floyd, LF
7. Johnson, C
8. Pierre, CF
9. Willis, P

[goofball]

Also Ichiro is debatable for the same reason Johjima is.

[suzzer99]

Royals:

1. LF: Amos Otis (I'm assuming this is his younger days to lead off)

2. CF: Carlos Beltran (so unfair I have to pick between Beltran, Willie Wilson, Johnny Damon, and Brian McRae may have been the best fielder of all)

3. 3B: George Brett

4. DH: Hal McRae

5. RF: Danny Tartabull (he played by far the majority of his games with the Royals)

6. 1B: Mike Sweeney

7. 2B: Frank White (would be in the HOF if he was on the coasts)

8. C: Mike McFarlane (no huge standouts at catcher)

9. SS: Fred Patek


I'd stack that team against any except the Yankees.

[dlk9s]

Brewers

1. Paul Molitor, 3B/DH
2. Jim Gantner, 2B
3. Robin Yount, SS
4. Gorman Thomas, CF
5. Cecil Cooper, 1B
6. Ben Oglivie, LF
7. Geoff Jenkins, RF
8. Charlie Moore, C
9. Don Money, 3B/DH

SP: Teddy Higuera, Mike Caldwell, Ben Sheets, Jim Slaton, Pete Vuckovich
RP: Dan Plesac

I included Vuckovich because, while he didn't play the majority of his career with Milwaukee, he did play 5 of 11 seasons with the team, more than he played with any other.

I wanted to include beloved players like Rollie Fingers, Don Sutton, and Ted Simmons, but they didn't play on the Brewers for long, even though they were instrumental to the team's success in the early 80's.

Honorable mention outfielder: Sixto Lezcano.