| Name |
Year |
Comment |
| Frank Baker |
1955 |
Became known as ''Home Run'' Baker after two homers in 1911 World Series |
| Wade Boggs |
2005 |
Made chicken a permanent part of baseball lore; also had 3,010 hits |
| George Brett |
1999 |
Won batting titles in the '70s, '80s and '90s; batted .390 in 1980 |
| Jimmy Collins |
1945 |
First infielder to play away from (as opposed to on top of) base |
| Ray Dandridge |
1987 |
Overcame small size (5-7, 170) to have distinguished Negro League career |
| Judy Johnson |
1975 |
Captain of 1930s Pittsburgh Crawfords, greatest Negro League dynasty |
| George Kell |
1983 |
Batted .300 or better nine times; led 3B in fielding seven times |
| Fred Lindstrom |
1976 |
Twice collected 231 hits in a season; lifetime .311 average |
| Eddie Mathews |
1978 |
Slugged 512 home runs, with at least 30 in nine consecutive seasons |
| Brooks Robinson |
1983 |
Turned the impossible play into the routine; 1970 World Series MVP |
| Mike Schmidt |
1995 |
Three-time NL MVP; 12-time All-Star; 10 Gold Gloves; 548 homers |
| Pie Traynor |
1948 |
Never struck out more than 28 times in a season; .320 lifetime average |
