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  1. #46
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    Quote Originally Posted by KingsOfQueens View Post
    SS - Derek Jeter
    CF - Carlos Beltran
    1B - Albert Pujols
    LF - Barry Bonds
    3B - Alex Rodriguez
    2B - Robinson Cano
    C - Mike Piazza (I am honestly baffled that no one has listed him!)
    RF - Vladimir Guerrero

    Utility - Joe McKewing

    Pedro Martinez
    Randy Johnson
    Roy Halladay
    Johan Santana
    CC Sabathia

    CL - Mariano Rivera
    Cano?

    There is no way he belongs based on what he did from 05-09

    And Piazza didn't play much after 2000 (in terms of actually catching) and his numbers don't compare. He is pretty far below Posada, Mauer, and Pudge. .285/.360/.512 - 931 games, 16.3 rWAR, 3400 innings. Posada doubles all of this
    Last edited by Jeffy25; 01-13-2013 at 02:28 PM.

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    C: Joe Mauer
    1B: Albert Pujols
    2B: Chase Utely
    3B: Alex Rodriguez
    SS: Derek Jeter
    LF: Barry Bonds
    CF: Carlos Beltran
    RF: Vlad Guerrero

    I think Mauer and Guerrero make more sense for this team than Posada and Ichiro do, but that's just my opinion. I have the same 5 SP but a little different order.


    SP:
    Randy Johnson
    Pedro Martinez
    Curt Schilling
    Johan Santana
    Roy Halladay

    CL:
    Mariano Rivera

    Lineup:
    Derek Jeter
    Joe Mauer
    Albert Pujols
    Barry Bonds
    Alex Rodriguez
    Chase Utley
    Vlad Guerrero
    Carlos Beltran
    Quote Originally Posted by Mike Piazza View Post
    But I have to say that my time with the Mets wouldn't have been the same without the greatest fans in the world. One of the hardest moments of my career, was walking off the field at Shea Stadium and saying goodbye. My relationship with you made my time in New York the happiest of my career and for that, I will always be grateful.

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    Wow Jeffy put Ichiro in the lineup
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    I think giving more consideration to elite defenders at the most demanding positions (C, SS, CF) makes a lot of sense. On that tip, Pudge is the most deserving to usurp his respective competition.

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    Any other suggestions before we move forward on to the 90's?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jeffy25 View Post
    Any other suggestions before we move forward on to the 90's?
    C Jorge Posada
    1B Albert Pujols
    2B Jeff Kent
    3B Alex Rodriguez
    SS Derek Jeter
    LF Barry Bonds
    CF Carlos Beltran
    RF Bobby Abreu

    UTIL Lance Berkman

    SP Randy Johnson
    SP Roy Halladay
    SP Pedro Martinez
    SP Curt Schilling
    SP CC Sabathia

    RP Mariano Rivera
    RP Joe Nathan
    Last edited by mtf; 01-18-2013 at 08:50 AM. Reason: forgot to add a bench player initially.

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    Wow, no love for Maddux? I rather have Ichiro over Vlad. Ichiro's career stats would look completely different if he played his whole career here....

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    Quote Originally Posted by HowFit View Post
    Wow, no love for Maddux?
    Maddux best years were from 1988 to 2002. The Maddux love will be in the next thread, about the All Decade Team from 1990-1999.

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    Quote Originally Posted by mtf View Post
    Maddux best years were from 1988 to 2002. The Maddux love will be in the next thread, about the All Decade Team from 1990-1999.
    My bad. Just read Jeff's rules. Thanks

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    With Ichiro, I guess we just actual stats for those years. Again, my bad...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jeffy25 View Post
    Any other suggestions before we move forward on to the 90's?
    So this is over? I was just gonna post mine.

    Our QB > Yours

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    It's a shame about the position rules. Leaving Chipper Jones and Lance Berkman off the list is pretty sad given how amazing they were.


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    This idea is great, but has its flaws. For intance although Posada was great, Piazza was twice the hitter and hit over 180 HR as a catcher between 2000 and 2009. Not his fault his career exploded from mid 90's to mid 00's.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Twitchy View Post
    It's a shame about the position rules. Leaving Chipper Jones and Lance Berkman off the list is pretty sad given how amazing they were.
    Yeah, I just don't know how to make it cut and dry so that it's consistent for every decade.

    Quote Originally Posted by iam brett favre View Post
    So this is over? I was just gonna post mine.
    you got time.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Captain Moroni View Post
    This idea is great, but has its flaws. For intance although Posada was great, Piazza was twice the hitter and hit over 180 HR as a catcher between 2000 and 2009. Not his fault his career exploded from mid 90's to mid 00's.
    If it helps, Piazza is pretty much the easy choice for catcher in 1990-1999.

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