Gotta update these logos. Warren Spahn never played in Atlanta. 100% Milwaukee.

Lefty Grove was a member of the Philadelphia Athletics, not the Phillies.

Collins played for the Philadelphia A's, not the Phillies.

The "Czech electrician" who famously struck out Shohei Ohtani is Ondřej Satoria, a pitcher for the Czech national baseball team. The arguement that Babe Ruth was going against plumbers still is the case today

Red Sox all-time hit leader is Carl Yastrzemski.

No pitcher will ever win 511 games but that is way more likely than Cy Young’s 749 complete games

You do have the Mickey Mantle thing totally wrong.  Mickey in his rookie year in 1951 while playing in RF because DiMaggio was still in CF slipped on a drainage thing in the OF and he tore his ACL.  They didn't have the type of surgeries back then to fix that so Mickey essentially played his entire career without an ACL in one of his knees.  And he ended retiring in 1968 when he wasn't that good that last few years of his career having to move to 1B his last few years.  If not for that Mickey would've probably played until the early '70s.

Playing against plumbers is a lazy argument.   He was a plumber too.  He was just the king of the plumbers.  Eras are different because training is different.   Ruth is the best of his time...and his numbers will last the test of time.  He also happened to be charismatic...that plays well when you compare him to anyone other than Griffey in the steroid era.  Best of all time?  It might be Ruth.  It might be Mays.  It might be Musial.  Its not Bonds.  Its not Aaron.  Its not anyone that has to be explained.

You know most of those terrible stories about Cobb were made up by his biographer.

Eddie Collins played for the A's, NOT the Phillies

Lou Gehrig was not in the original baseball Hall of Fame class (elected in 1936, and inducted in 1939).

Putting the Phillies logo for a bunch of guys who played for the Philadelphia A's (Collins, Grove,  Lajoie) is diabolical.

You screwed me up with #16 on the Boston Red Sox, because Kid Nichols was known as a Boston Brave.

Lajoie was pronounced right the first time

Eddie Collins played for the Chicago White Sox which you got correct but you have the wrong Philly logo for him, he also played for the Philadelphia Athletics.

Kid Nichols's Boston team wasn't the Red Sox. It's the franchise that's now the Braves.

It is wild that you talked about Pedro and Randy in the goat pitching conversation and didn’t even mention Maddux…

Ernie Banks never played for a team other than the Cubs.

He was right the first time, it’s Nap “Laz-uh-way”

Roger spent more time in Houston and New York, but I always think of those couple of dominant Blue Jays seasons he had... He was in peak form!