[Mick]

Jeter, Bonds, Sosa, Clemens

Also, Jeff Kent.  Most HRs of any 2nd baseman ever (377), playing in Oracle/AT&T.  five time allstar, finished in top 10 in MVP two additional seasons.  4 silver sluggers.

And finally, a shout out to Bill Freehan.  Eleven time All Star.  How are you an all-star that many times, yet not in the Hall of Fame?  Of course, he was a hitter in a time of non-hitters.  Also, Steve Garvey, 10 time all-star and no HoF shot.  But then, J. T. Snow had more gold gloves and a higher career OPS than Garvey, and he was never an all-star, not once.

The others were gamblers (Rose, 17) or 'roid-heads (Bonds, Jeter, 14 each; McGuire and Ramirez, 12 each; Clemens, 11) or not eligible yet (Rodriguez, Cabrera, Pujols, Ortiz with at least 10 each)

[Mick]

Jeter, Bonds, Sosa, Clemens

Also, Jeff Kent.  Most HRs of any 2nd baseman ever (377), playing in Oracle/AT&T.  five time allstar, finished in top 10 in MVP two additional seasons.  4 silver sluggers.

And finally, a shout out to Bill Freehan.  Eleven time All Star.  How are you an all-star that many times, yet not in the Hall of Fame?  Of course, he was a hitter in a time of non-hitters.  Also, Steve Garvey, 10 time all-star and no HoF shot.  But then, J. T. Snow had more gold gloves and a higher career OPS than Garvey, and he was never an all-star, not once.

The others were gamblers (Rose, 17) or 'roid-heads (Bonds, Jeter, 14 each; McGuire and Ramirez, 12 each; Clemens, 11) or not eligible yet (Rodriguez, Cabrera, Pujols, Ortiz with at least 10 each)