RF, b. 1934. “Mr. Tiger” skipped the minors entirely, became one of the most beloved Detroiters of all-time, and joined the Hall of Fame in 1980. OF, 1900-1966. These players dominated lesser leagues, but never achieved major league stardom. Livingston wrote some highly influential decisions as a state court justice in New York. Promoted to the bigs in 1807, he did not write a single constitutional opinion, and in his sixteen years on the Court he wrote for the majority only 38 times. Solomon was an awesome minor leaguer, known as the “Rabbi of Swat,” but completely undistinguished as a pro. He was purchased by the Giants in 1923, and played in only two games before being sent back down. Solomon was a horrible fielder. 1B, b. 1957. Called the next Duke Snyder when he broke into the game, he had the difficult task of stepping into Steve Garvey’s shoes for the Dodgers. C, 1914-1983. Was a backup backstop during his career with unspectacular lifetime stats at the plate.