Drop whatever you’re doing, folks Here’s a fascinating six-way comp of some non-HOF first basemen in the high BA / lower HR / good defense mold (as opposed to your traditional Stretch McCovey-esque power merchants) Observations: • Keith & Donnie have the most accolades • Only Grace doesn’t lead this group in any single category, either in the stats portion or the awards/accolades portion • Buckner trails the others in WAR by miles and miles despite having the longevity, counting stats, and twice as many steals as the next guy • Will Clark was an unbelievable hitter, probably even better than you remember • Every single one of these guys is underrated

That moment Billy found out he was going to the Hall 🥹

The Padres have agreed to a deal with free-agent catcher Martín Maldonado, sources tell @TheAthletic.

@fuzzyfromyt Jeter is probably the most overrated player in the history of MLB If it wasn’t for lucking into playing in NY, he would be Barry Larkin. A star from another era that current fans don’t remember nor care about

Pick the best:

Matt Holliday, Jackson Holliday’s father, received only 1% of the HOF vote last year and although I don’t consider him a Hall of Famer, I think he deserved a bit more consideration: 7X All-Star 4X Silver Slugger 2007 NL Batting Title (.340 BA) 2007 NL MVP Runner-Up (386 TB) 2007 NLCS MVP (1.145 OPS) 2011 WS Champ 2,096 Hits 316 Home Runs 1,220 RBI .299 Hitter with a 132 OPS+ That is quite a resume to only garner 1%.

In today's edition of "Old Players Most People Have Forgotten About," we remember John Rocker. He pitched in the postseason four years in a row, maintaining a perfect 0.00 ERA and an impressive 0.871 WHIP.

JA MORANT POSTERIZES WEMBY AFTER THE WHISTLE