P Takehiko Bessho (1957 Marukami JCM 28a) |
C Katsuya Nomura (1974/75 Calbee ##735) |
1B Sadaharu Oh (1977 JY1b) |
2B Shigeru Chiba (1949 Kagome JDM 4) |
2B Morimichi Takagi (1975 Pepsi Menko) |
SS Yoshio Yoshida (1967 Kabaya-Leaf #113) |
3B Shigeo Nagashima (1973 Calbee #5) |
OF Isao Harimoto (1974/75 Calbee #773) |
OF Yutaka Fukumoto (1980 Calbee #282) |
OF Koji Yamamoto (1983 Calbee #256) |
OF Kazuhiro Yamauchi (1959 Marumatsu JCM 32c) |
3 comments:
I came across this list last night as I was researching all of this year's award winners - spurred, of course, by your recent post.
It's quite uninspired to make such an "important" list just by using statistics. Really, awards based on stats are just titles, and while titles are great, just recognizing who received the award the most doesn't make the player the best all-time.
Blah, I say. But let's see what BBM (and the rest) do with this...
The Best 9's aren't picked by stats, they're picked by voting (like the MVPs). So selecting the "80th Anniversary" team this way just perpetuates bad picks.
Sorry, I didn't mean Best 9 itself is picked by stats, but that the 80th Anniversary list is - the players with the most awards at that position. And I agree, it basically bastardizes the list.
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