OF 1B, b. 1940. Enjoyed a $75K signing bonus from the Braves in 1960, but never blossomed in the bigs. 2B, b. 1969. Hustling lead-off man with a solid .288 lifetime average. 2B, b. 1958. One could have built a medical school program around this player who suffered more than his fair share of injuries. RHP, b. 1959. These players enjoyed longevity in their respective games, but never became more than mediocre performers. Duvall sat on the bench for nearly 25 years, but was unimportant—he always followed Marshall and Story’s lead—and is perhaps the single most unimportant justice of all-time. Morgan has played for a dozen teams in his 20+ year career. He is one of a handful of players to have appeared in four different decades, but his lifetime record (through September 2001) of 140-185, a career 4.22 ERA, and 15 trips to the DL makes one wonder why.