OF, b. 1957. Baseball’s all-time leading base stealer is a soon-to-be Hall of Famer and one of the greatest leadoff hitters the game has ever seen. Some have called Ruth the greatest player of all time. While Willie Mays and others may have an argument about that particular designation, nobody doubts that Ruth was a superstar of the greatest magnitude. The same could be said of Marshall, the fourth Chief Justice. Ruth’s slugging style and Marshall’s “discovery” of judicial review transformed the games they played. Ruth and Marshall became symbols of their institutions, and both were originators of their professions’ modern age. The judgment holds regardless of whether their records are ever broken. LHP, b. 1944. “Lefty” won four Cy Young Awards, and won 20 or more games six times in his career. RHP, 1911-1974. A Hall of Famer, even though he played only six full seasons in the bigs, he was one of the most entertaining characters in the game’s history.