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All-Time All-Stars: Each week leading up to the midsummer
classic at Citi field, we want you to help us pick baseball's best
Greatest
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View player facts and stats then vote for your All-Time All Star. ON-DECK: Closers.
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Johnny Bench
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Career Stats:
The Little General spends entire big-league career with the Reds (1967-1983)
.267 batting average
.342 on-base percentage
389 home runs
1,376 RBI
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NL Rookie of the Year in 1968
Two-time NL MVP (1970, 1972)
Wins 10 consecutive Gold Glove awards
Two-time NL home run champ and leads league in RBI three times
14-time All-Star
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Yogi Berra
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Career Stats:
After 18 seasons with the Yankees, Berra finishes career with the Mets (1946-1965)
.285 batting average
.348 on-base percentage
358 home runs
1,430 RBI
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Career in pinstripes includes 14 AL pennants and 10 World Series titles
Tops 100 RBI mark four straight seasons (1953-1956)
Three-time AL MVP (1951, 1954, 1955)
Held record for consecutive games as catcher without an error (148)
An All-Star every season between 1948-62
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Roy Campanella
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Career Stats:
Campy spends a decade with the Broolyn Dodgers (1948-1957)
.276 batting average
.360 on-base percentage
242 home runs
856 RBI
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Three-time NL MVP (1951, 1953, 1955)
Sets single-season record for catchers with 41 homers in 1953
Leads the Senior Circuit with 142 RBI in 1953
Spends seven seasons in the Negro Leagues before joining Brooklyn
Makes All-Star team eight years in a row (1949-56)
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Gary Carter
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Career Stats:
The Kid's 19-year career includes stints with the Expos, Mets, Giants and Dodgers (1974-1992)
.262 batting average
.335 on-base percentage
324 home runs
1,225 RBI
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Three-time Gold Glove winner
Wins five Silver Slugger awards
Leads the NL in RBI with 106 in 1984
11-time All-Star and two-time All-Star Game MVP
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Mickey Cochrane
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Career Stats:
Cochrane spends career with the Philadelphia Athletics and the Tigers (1925-1937)
.320 batting average
.419 on-base percentage
119 home runs
832 RBI
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Two-time AL MVP (1928, 1934)
Player-manager of the Tigers from 1934-37
A 1937 beaning ends his playing career
Plays in two of the first three All-Star Games
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Bill Dickey
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Career Stats:
Spends his entire career with the Yankees (1928-1946)
.313 batting average
.382 on-base percentage
202 home runs
1,209 RBI
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Bats over .300 in 10 of his first 11 full seasons
Sets an AL record by catching 100 or more games 13 years in a row
Leads the league in fielding percentage four times
11-time All-Star
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Carlton Fisk
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Career Stats:
Pudge spends 13 years with the White Sox before an 11-year stint in Boston (1969-1993)
.269 batting average
.341 on-base percentage
376 home runs
1,330 RBI
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Retires as the all-time leader in games caught (2,226)
Held the record for homers by a catcher (351) until Mike Piazza broke his mark
Three-time Silver Slugger winner and earns Gold Glove in 1972
Leads the AL in triples with nine in 1972
11-time All-Star
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Gabby Hartnett
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Career Stats:
Old Tomato Face spends 19 of his 20 big-league seasons with the Cubs (1922-1941)
.297 batting average
.370 on-base percentage
236 home runs
1,179 RBI
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Wins the NL MVP award in 1935 and was runner-up in 1937
Caught 100 or more games 12 times
Leads the NL in putouts four times
An All-Star the first six times the game is held
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Mike Piazza
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Career Stats:
Spends eight seasons with the Mets, seven with the Dodgers and also plays for A's, Padres and Marlins (1992-2007)
.308 batting average
.377 on-base percentage
427 home runs
1,335 RBI
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Breaks Carlton Fisk's record for homers by a catcher
1993 NL Rookie of the Year wins 10 Silver Slugger awards
Drafted by the Dodgers in the 62nd round of the amateur draft
12-time All-Star including 10 straight from 1993-2002
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Ivan Rodriguez
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Career Stats:
Pudge spends majority of career with the Rangers, also plays for Tigers, Nationals, Yankees, Astros and Marlins (1991-2011)
.296 batting average
.334 on-base percentage
311 home runs
1,332 RBI
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Breaks Carlton Fisk's record for most games caught
AL MVP in 1999 and NLCS MVP in 2003
13-time Gold Glove winner, including 10 straight (1992-2001)
14-time All-Star
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