SS Mgr, b. 1917. A good choice, and a Hall of Famer who played for the Indians and Red Sox, but not quite in the league with Brennan. SS, b. 1963. The Cubs rushed Dunston to "The Show," which proved to be premature as he made glaring base running mistakes and had a wild swing. SS, b. 1954. True wizards of their respective games, both knew what it takes to win and they perfected the skills to do it, on defense and on offense. Smith in action was a combination of ballet, baseball, and gymnastics. His long string of fielding records supports the claim that his glove alone saved the Cardinals 75 runs a year. Much could be said for Brennan, who managed to craft important liberal opinions when conservatives dominated the Court. His greatest contribution over a long career is New York Times v. Sullivan, which fundamentally enlarged press freedom. SS Mgr, b. 1945. Bowa had unlimited determination, a strong arm, soft hands, and a quick glove, but he was often at odds with teamates, managers, and the media.