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(#1) Babe Ruth
- Dec. at 53 (1895-1948)
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(#2) Ted Williams
- Dec. at 84 (1918-2002)
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(#3) Lou Gehrig
- Dec. at 38 (1903-1941)
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(#4) Ty Cobb
- Dec. at 75 (1886-1961)
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(#5) Honus Wagner
- Dec. at 81 (1874-1955)
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(#6) Walter Johnson
- Dec. at 59 (1887-1946)
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(#7) Stan Musial
- Dec. at 93 (1920-2013)
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(#8) Cy Young
- Dec. at 88 (1867-1955)
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(#9) Mickey Mantle
- Dec. at 64 (1931-1995)
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(#10) Rogers Hornsby
- Dec. at 67 (1896-1963)
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(#11) Christy Mathewson
- Dec. at 45 (1880-1925)
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(#12) Joe DiMaggio
- Dec. at 85 (1914-1999)
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(#13) Jimmie Foxx
- Dec. at 60 (1907-1967)
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(#14) Willie Mays
- 87
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(#15) Hank Aaron
- 85
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(#16) Lefty Grove
- Dec. at 75 (1900-1975)
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(#17) Sandy Koufax
- 83
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(#18) Warren Spahn
- Dec. at 82 (1921-2003)
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(#19) Tris Speaker
- Dec. at 70 (1888-1958)
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(#20) Yogi Berra
- 93
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(#21) Grover Cleveland Alexander
- Dec. at 63 (1887-1950)
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(#22) Johnny Bench
- 71
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(#23) Bob Feller
- Dec. at 92 (1918-2010)
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(#24) Nap Lajoie
- Dec. at 85 (1874-1959)
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(#25) Roberto Clemente
- Dec. at 38 (1934-1972)
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(#26) Tom Seaver
- 74
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(#27) Eddie Collins
- Dec. at 64 (1887-1951)
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(#28) Steve Carlton
- 74
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(#29) Nolan Ryan
- 72
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(#30) Mel Ott
- Dec. at 49 (1909-1958)
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(#31) Mike Schmidt
- 69
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(#32) Al Kaline
- 84
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(#33) Cal Ripken, Jr.
- 58
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(#34) Jackie Robinson
- Dec. at 53 (1919-1972)
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(#35) Carl Yastrzemski
- 79
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(#36) Bob Gibson
- 83
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(#37) Brooks Robinson
- 81
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(#38) Ernie Banks
- 88
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(#39) Greg Maddux
- 52
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(#40) Rickey Henderson
- 61
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(#41) George Brett
- 65
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(#42) Frank Robinson
- 83
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(#43) Al Simmons
- Dec. at 54 (1902-1956)
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(#44) Eddie Mathews
- Dec. at 70 (1931-2001)
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(#45) Cap Anson
- Dec. at 70 (1852-1922)
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(#46) Harmon Killebrew
- Dec. at 75 (1936-2011)
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(#47) Tony Gwynn
- Dec. at 54 (1960-2014)
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(#48) Satchel Paige
- Dec. at 76 (1906-1982)
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(#49) Josh Gibson
- Dec. at 36 (1911-1947)
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(#50) Hank Greenberg
- Dec. at 75 (1911-1986)
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