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Sunday, August 15, 2004
All-Time Win Shares
Posted by Dave Studeman
Lee Sinins has been doing a superb job of updating Barry Bonds' all-time lists during the season. But here's one more for you, the all-time Win Shares list.
At the beginning of the season, this was the list of all players with 600 or more Win Shares in their entire career:
Ruth 756
Cobb 722
Wagner 655
Aaron 643
Mays 642
Young 634
Speaker 630
Bonds 611
Musial 604 Barry Bonds has already generated 37 Win Shares this year, which means he has zoomed past Tris Speaker, Cy Young, Willie Mays and Hank Aaron. Here's the updated list:
Ruth 756
Cobb 722
Wagner 655
Bonds 648
Aaron 643
Mays 642
Young 634
Speaker 630
Musial 604 By the time the season is over, Bonds will almost certainly pass Honus Wagner to rank third on this list. Someday, you'll tell your grandchildren that you saw Barry Bonds play baseball.
Dave was called a "national treasure" by Rob Neyer. Seriously. Comments about this article can be sent to him through the miracle of e-mail.
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