When did these guys play? In the 1800`s? :lol:
Rose and Hodges are the only guys i know.
Joe Jackson & Joe Wood were in their primes from 1910-1920.
All the others peaked from 1930-1980.
Ted Simmons & Blyleven should be listed as some posters mentioned.
Rudy York was primarily a first-basemen (part Indian part firstbaseman)
was the first catcher who came to mind based on his rookie year.
Blyleven will eventually get in!
Vern Stephens was a shortstop primarily for the STL Browns & The Redsox.
He was traded to Boston before the 48 season. No shortstop ever not even Arod put up the RBI numbers Stephens did fro 48-50. They say he did.nt make the Hall because he was not an outstanding fielding shortstop, however the Sox won the pennant in 46 with Pesky as the SS and when Stephens came to Boston they moved Pesky to 3rd Base.
