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All Time Third Baseman

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Brooks Robinson

1955 - 1977

2896 games, 268 home runs, .267 batting average

Robinson's unbelievable MVP performance against the Cincinnati Reds in the 1970 World Series earned him the nickname "Hoover" (as in vacuum cleaners) firmly established his reputation as the finest defensive third baseman in history. He shares (with Jim Kaat) the record of winning 16 Golden Gloves, and holds 10 major league fielding records and 3 American League records for third basemen, including highest lifetime fielding percentage (.971). The 1964 AL Most Valuable Player was named to 18 All-Star teams over his 23 year Oriole career.


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Manager Earl Weaver
First Baseman Eddie Murray
Second Baseman Roberto Alomar
Third Baseman Brooks Robinson
Shortstop Cal Ripken Jr.
Left Fielder Brady Anderson
Center Fielder Paul Blair
Right Fielder Frank Robinson
Catcher Rick Dempsey
RH Pitcher Jim Palmer
LH Pitcher Dave McNally
Closer Gregg Olson
Designated Hitter Ken Singleton

Harold Baines, Steve Barber, Tony Batista, Mark Belanger, Larry Bigbie, Mike Boddicker, Mike Bordick, Don Buford, Al Bumbry, Daniel Cabrera, Jeff Conine, Marty Cordova, Mike Cuellar, Omar Daal, Doug DeCinces, Scott Erickson, Mike Flanagan, Brook Fordyce, Jim Gentile, Jay Gibbons, Geronimo Gil, Pete Gray, Bobby Grich, Jeremy Guthrie, Jerry Hairston, Dick Hall, Ramon Hernandez, Chris Hoiles, Davey Johnson, Jason Johnson, Jorge Julio, Javy Lopez, Rodrigo Lopez, John Lowenstein, Nick Markakis, Dennis Martinez, Lee May, Scott McGregor, Melvin Mora, Mike Mussina, Satchel Paige, Rafael Palmeiro, Milt Pappas, Sidney Ponson, Boog Powell, Chris Richard, Gary Roenicke, David Segui, Urban Shocker, Chris Singleton, George Sisler, Sammy Sosa, Vern Stephens, Steve Stone, Miguel Tejada, Gus Triandos, Ken Williams

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