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Top 10 greatest baseball players of all time

Baseball is a very popular team sport in the US and East Asia. In the US (the birthplace of baseball), baseball is not only the main sport but also the national entertainment and Major League Baseball has been given the exclusive emblem by the US Congress; The total number of people attending Major League games is close to that of all other professional sports in the United States combined. The following article will introduce you to the top 10 greatest baseball players of all time.

1. Nolan Ryan

Former Baseball League pitcher Nolan Ryan currently serves as the executive director of the Texas Rangers and as an executive advisor to the Houston Astros.

He is considered by many to be one of the best pitchers in baseball history with an average pitching speed of over 100 mph. During his career, he played as a right-hander for the New York Mets, California Angels, Houston Astros and Texas Rangers.
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2. Stan Musial

Major League Baseball player Stan Musial died on January 19, 2013, at the age of 92. He played baseball for 22 years in a quarterback career and was the first hitter for St. Louis Cardinals from 1941 to 1963 and was nicknamed Stan the Man.

Stan is considered by many to be the greatest pitcher in baseball history. In addition to baseball, he is also a Navy veteran of World War II. He made 475 Home runs and 3,630 hits with a spectacular batting average of 0.331.
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3. Walter Johnson

Walter Johnson played his entire 21-season baseball career as a right-handed pitcher for the Washington Senators from 1907 to 1927 and was nicknamed The Big Train.

He made a record 3,508 throws, and for over 50 years he was the only player in the club to have 3,000. Johnson is the all-time top holder with 110 shutouts.
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4. Joe DiMaggio

Major League Baseball player Joe DiMaggio played for the New York Yankees as a forward for his entire 13-year career and was nicknamed The Yankee Clipper. He averaged 0.325 with 2,214 hits and 361 Home runs.

Until now, fans still consider him as one of the Home runs champions in MLB. DiMaggio also holds the record with 56 MLB goalscoring games, nine World Series titles and three AL Player of the Year awards.
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5. Ty Cobb

Major League Baseball player Ty Cobb played 22 seasons as a quarterback for the Detroit Tigers and played his final season before retiring for the Philadelphia Athletics. He was once the youngest player ever to hit 4,000 shots and score 2,000 runs.

Ty Cobb holds the record for career highest batting average of 0.367 and holds the career highest batting title with 12 wins. His incredible career is adorned with 4,191 career shots, 2,246 career runs, 3,035 career appearances and 11,434 batting.
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6. Ted Williams

American professional baseball legend Ted Williams is considered by many to be the greatest smasher and is nicknamed The Kid. He set an undefeated record with an average of 0.344 hits, 0.482 percentiles and 521 home runs. During his heyday, he also set several unbreakable MLB records.

Williams is a two-time American League Player of the Year and a six-time batting champion. He made the All-Star team roster 19 times and became a two-time Triple Crown winner in his career.
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7. Hank Aaron

American baseball player, Hank Aaron is the only player to score more than 30 home runs in a season with more than 15 times. He played as a right-hander for the Atlanta Braves in the NLB from 1954 to 1974 and for the Milwaukee Brewers in the 1975-1976 American League.

Aaron won the Golden Glove award three times in a row and became the National League Player of the Year in 1957 and was also a World Series champion that year. He has participated 25 times on the All-Star list. MLB introduced the Hank Aaron Award as an honor to him in 1999 to recognize each league's top attacking players.
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8. Willie Mays

American baseball player Willie Mays has won a record 12 Golden Gloves since the year the award was introduced. He played throughout his career for the San Francisco Giants and New York Mets as a central midfielder. His fans have nicknamed him 'The Say Hey Kid'.

Mays became the NL Rookie of the Year in 1951 and won the World Series Championship in 1954. He was twice NL Most Valuable Player and twice MVP of the MLB All-Star Game. He also earned the All-Star spot a record 24 times between 1954 and 1973, the Golden Glove award twelve times from 1957 to 1968.
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9. Barry Bonds

Former American baseball star Barry Bonds is the son of All-Star quarterback Bobby Bonds. Barry still holds his place among the greatest Major League baseball players thanks to his incredible records, such as 73 Home runs in a season, 762 Home runs in his career.
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10. Babe Ruth

American baseball legend Babe Ruth still holds her place as the greatest baseball player. His fans have nicknamed him 'Sultan of Swat' and 'The Bambino' for the player's charismatic skills at the time of the Roaring Twenties.

He began playing as a quarterback and pitcher for the Boston Red Sox in 1914 and later joined the New York Yankees in 1920, where he played 15 seasons. Babe has set many records with 714 home runs in her career. He has won the World Series seven times and a record AL home run twelve times and also made the All-Star team twice. The New York Yankees honored him by hanging Babe's number 3 jersey.

Babe was one of the first five members of the National Baseball Hall of Fame in 1936. He has reached such heights of fame that his jerseys are still among the most valuable sports memorabilia.
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