1. Alex Rodriguez
   Bobby Thomson
2. Aaron Poreda
   Arky Vaughan

Known as "A-Rod," Alex Rodriguez played for teams like the Texas Rangers and the Seattle Mariners and, of course, the New York Yankees. He held a batting average of .295.

1. Al Blanche
   Babe Ruth
2. Bid McPhee
   Adam Russell

You might have heard of the chocolate bar, "Baby Ruth," which sounds similar to the famous baseball player, Babe Ruth. He rose to fame when he played as an outfielder for the Yankees. He began his career, however, as a pitcher for the Boston Red Sox.

1. Bid McPhee
   Bobby Valentine
2. Bob Feller
   Brandon Phillips

Bob Feller had the nickname "Bullet Bob," and pitched for the Cleveland Indians. His career lasted for 18 seasons.

1. Billy Sunday
   Bobby Cox
2. Bobby Doerr
   Al Lopez

Not only did Bobby Doerr serve in World War II, he was also an excellent baseball player. He batted an average of .300 and is part of the Baseball Hall of Fame.

1. Dexter Fowler
   Chris Sale
2. Victor Martinez
   Al Lopez

Al Lopez was a catcher and two-time All-Star. After his playing days were over, he also managed both the Chicago White Sox and the Cleveland Indians.

1. Alfred Lawson
   Billy Hamilton
2. Bob Brenly
   Andy Pettitte

Andy Pettitte was a key pitcher for the New York Yankees for 18 seasons. He also played for the Houston Astros.

1. Bob Brenly
   Ben Revere
2. Bill Moran
   Bill Lauterborn

Bob Brenly was a catcher for the San Francisco Giants before making a new career as a Chicago Cubs broadcaster. He also managed the Arizona Diamondbacks.

1. Corey Kluber
   Bill Buckner
2. Jacob deGrom
   Madison Bumgarner

Bill Buckner achieved great success as an MLB first baseman. He played for the Boston Red Sox and the California Angels and won several awards and titles throughout his career.

1. Lewis Brinson
   Billy Bean
2. Dexter Fowler
   Billy Southworth

Billy Southworth managed teams like the St. Louis Cardinals and the Boston Braves. He also held a .642 winning percentage.

1. Cy Young
   Adam Melhuse
2. Justin Verlander
   Randy Johnson

Adam Melhuse was a catcher for a number​ of teams aside from the Los Angeles Dodgers. He had 24 home runs and also played for the Colorado Rockies and the Oakland Athletics.

1. DJ Stewart
   Mark Trumbo
2. Austin Hays
   Bob Uecker

Bob Uecker went on to become a comedian and an actor, as well as a sportscaster. Johnny Carson gave him the nickname of "Mr. Baseball."

1. Albert Pujols
   Pedro Severino
2. Chris Davis
   Eduardo Nunez

Albert Pujols played for the Los Angeles Angels as a first baseman. He also held many titles and won several awards, including becoming an All-Star nine times.

1. Trey Mancini
   Alcides Escobar
2. Barry Bonds
   Lewis Brinson

Considered to be a legend in baseball, Barry Bonds won many different awards and won many titles. He played for both the Pittsburgh Pirates and the San Francisco Giants.

1. Clayton Kershaw
   Max Scherzer
2. Chris Sale
   Billy Bean

Billy Bean played for a number of teams, including the Los Angeles Dodgers and the San Diego Padres. He had a batting average of .226.

1. Barry Larkin
   Billy Southworth
2. Richie Ashburn
   Tommie Aaron

Barry Larkin was a prominent player on the Cincinnati Reds team, primarily playing in the shortstop position. He has also achieved 2,340 hits in his career.

1. Victor Martinez
   Dustin Ackley.
2. Barry Zito
   Buster Adams

Barry Zito was a pitcher who threw 1,885 career strikeouts. He also received many awards, including the ML Hutch Award and the Cy Young Award. He is also a musician.

1. Dustin Ackley
   Merito Acosta
2. Al Leiter
   Charlie Abbey

Al Leiter was a starting pitcher for a number of teams, including the Florida Marlins and the New York Yankees. He now works for both YES and the MLB Network.

1. Félix Hernández
   Max Scherzer
2. Clayton Kershaw
   Bo Jackson

Winning high praise from ESPN and other networks, Bo Jackson achieved success in both football and baseball. He played for baseball teams like the Chicago White Sox and the California Angels.

1. Adrián Beltré
   Félix Hernández
2. Noah Syndergaard
   Gerrit Cole

Adrián Beltré was a right-handed third baseman for the Los Angeles Dodgers and the Texas Rangers. He has also achieved 3,166 hits in his baseball career.

1. Gerrit Cole
   Brandon Phillips
2. Aroldis Chapman
   Adam Wainwright

Brandon Phillips had a career batting average of .275, as well as 2,029 hits. He is also the recipient of the Fielding Bible Award.

1. Johnny Cueto
   Starling Marte
2. Andre Dawson
   Carlos González

Andre Dawson was also called "Awesome Dawson" and played for the Florida Marlins. He was the NL home run leader in 1987.

1. Charlie Blackmon
   Michael Brantley
2. Bill Terry
   J. D. Martinez

Bill Terry played for the New York Giants throughout his career, eventually transitioning into a management position. He also scored 154 home runs.

1. Jason Heyward
   Ken Griffey Jr.
2. Jay Bruce
   Bobby Valentine

Bobby Valentine played for a number of teams, including the San Diego Padres, the California Angels and the Texas Rangers. He also became a manager for five different teams.

1. Jay Bruce
   José Bautista
2. Adam Eaton
   Aaron Poreda

Aaron Poreda holds a win-loss record of 3–1 and has struck out 33 other baseball players. He also played for the San Diego Padres and the Chicago White Sox.

1. Bobby Cox
   Adam Eaton
2. Ichiro Suzuki
   Josh Reddick

Bobby Cox was a third baseman for the New York Yankees and primarily managed the Atlanta Braves. He won the World Series Championship twice.

1. Bobby Thomson
   Cody Allen
2. Scott Alexander
   Nolan Arenado

Bobby Thomson won the All-Star title three times and was an outfielder for six teams. He also hit 264 home runs.

1. Jake Arrieta
   Chris Beck
2. Arky Vaughan
   Chris Bassitt

This nine-time All-Star MLB player held a batting average of .318 and achieved 2,103 hits. He was also the NL batting champion in 1935.

1. Alfonso Soriano
   Cy Young
2. Randy Johnson
   Nolan Ryan

Alfonso Soriano is a seven-time All-Star player who was the AL stolen base leader in 2002. He also played for the Chicago Cubs and the New York Yankees.

1. Bob Feller
   Nolan Ryan
2. Corey Kluber
   Bill Mazeroski

Bill Mazeroski won two World Series Champioships as well as eight Gold Glove Awards. He also hit 138 home runs in his career.

1. Andrew Miller
   Dallas Keuchel
2. Chris Sale
   David Price

Andrew Miller was a relief pitcher for a number of teams and won the AL Reliever of the Year Award in 2015. He was also an All-Star twice.

1. David Price
   Bernie Williams
2. Joey Votto
   Miguel Cabrera

Bernie Williams was a switch hitter who won numerous awards. Some of these include the Silver Slugger Award and four Gold Glove Awards.

1. Carlos Santana
   Chris Davis
2. Billy Martin
   Justin Smoak

Billy Martin coached the Minnesota Twins, and managed a variety of other teams. He also won 5 World Series Championship games.

1. Zack Greinke
   Sandy Koufax
2. Bobby Bragan
   Bob Gibson

Bobby Bragan had a career batting​ average of .240 and achieved a winning percentage of .481. He played for the Brooklyn Dodgers and the Philadelphia Phillies.

1. Andrew Benintendi
   Art Kores
2. Dustin Pedroia
   Rick Porcello

Art Kores was a third baseman of the St. Louis Terriers and achieved a batting average of .234. His career spanned nine seasons.

1. Steven Wright
   Brian Johnson
2. Branch Rickey
   Matt Barnes

Branch Rickey played for the St. Louis Browns and the New York Highlanders, as well as managing various other teams. He was also inducted in the St. Louis Cardinals Hall of Fame.

1. Blake Swihart
   Matt Barnes
2. Brock Holt
   Bobby Murcer

Bobby Murcer is the recipient of the Golden Glove Award, and was an All-Star team member five times. He has also hit 252 home runs, as well as achieving a .277 batting average.

1. Matt Davidson
   Alfred Lawson
2. Tim Anderson
   Lucas Giolito

Alfred Lawson played for the Pittsburgh Alleghenys and the Boston Beaneaters. He was also well-known in the aviation industry.

1. Lucas Giolito
   Clayton Kershaw
2. Justin Verlander
   Addie Joss

Addie Joss achieved 920 strikeouts, as well as a 160–97 win-loss record. He is in the Cleveland Indians Hall of Fame.

1. Justin Verlander
   Zack Greinke
2. Andre Ethier
   Max Scherzer

Andre Ethier has a batting average of .285 and was an outfielder for the Los Angeles Dodgers. He also won the Silver Slugger Award in 2009.

1. Art McLarney
   Bob Feller
2. Christy Mathewson
   Tom Seaver

Art McLarney played for the New York Giants throughout his career. He was a switch hitter whose career batting average was .130.