OF, b. 1960. One of the greatest hitters of the last twenty years, and perhaps ever. 2B, b. 1965. Solid as a rock for the Astros since breaking into the league with them in 1988. 1B 3B C, b. 1952. Swayne was highly touted when President Lincoln made him his #1 draft pick (he was Lincoln's first Court nominee). He never lived up to his promise, though, and arguably the worst of Lincoln's five Court appointments. Ivie was a #1 draft choice of the Padres. When he made it to the bigs, he often pouted—even left the team for a few days—when he didn't get to play first base. He was traded, and by 1980 his production at the plate became unimpressive. Rick Monday described Ivie as "a forty-million-dollar airport with a thirty-dollar control tower." OF, b. 1957. Fast on the basepaths, but never more than mediocre at the plate.