THE BEST FIELDER IN MLB HISTORY YOU EVER SAW?

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Best throw ever Dave Parker in the All Star Game, damm rocket form the RF corner to the plate


nobody has mentioned Graig Nettles,he could pick it at 3rd base
 

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<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR> said goodbye to him and Railbird as I left the shop! <HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

Ragu how did you know it was Rail did he have is Railbird racket
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Andruw Jones is the best I have seen in Center! In the outfield chasing flyballs, his 1st step is unbelievable.

Glove and Hands: Omar Vizquel

Arm: Caminiti
 

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that's easy...barry bonds is the best offensive and defensive player of all time. just ask him.
 

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mark belanger, brooks robinson, jt snow, bret boone, andruw jones, tori hunter, garry maddox..
 

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I saw Parkers' throw from the All Star game a bunch on times equally amazed each time. I watch a bit of baseball, and have never seen any other fielder come close to what Parker did that day. What a cannon, the guy was a stud could have played N.B.A., or N.F.L./
 
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Parker was a awesome hitter too

had a great line


said when the leafs turn brown Dave Parker will win the batting crown
 

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When i made the list I thought of Parker`s throw, also Clemente made a great throw from righfield in the `71 world series to third base...I believe Parker made two thows in that game , one was to third base...
 

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The one to home plate is the one I remember best, the guy running for home was well on his way too, between 1/3 and 1/2 way there, think it was closer to 1/2, than all of a sudden boom! out!
 

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I very very vaguely remember, it was such along time ago, but yes there was a play to third also if it serves me correct. Forgive me, I'm like an autistic individual best records' type, but couldn't tell you who won the Super Bowl last year/
 

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Having played briefly in the 70's and watched a lot of ball in the late 50's and in the 60's, I feel that Luis Aparicio was the best fielding infielder of all time. He could make outs out of balls that other shortstops couldn't even knock down---and make it look easy. Brooks Robinson was good, but 3B is a relatively easy infield position to play (SS is hardest, then 2B, then 3B and good stick-no gloves are hidden at 1B).

The best fielding outfielder ever would have to be Clemente.

The best defensive catcher was Yogi Berra. He could block the plate better than any other catcher.

All my opinions of course.
 

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tons of smooth fielders in the minors that cant hit.
 

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