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In the recent shortstop poll, a number of people commented on the relative weakness of Toronto's hot corner history. So ... in 2015, who will be seen as the greatest 3B in team history?

Aaron Hill 59 (31.22%)
Danny Ainge 3 (1.59%)
Tony Batista 2 (1.06%)
Tony Fernandez 22 (11.64%)
Kelly Gruber 64 (33.86%)
Eric Hinske 2 (1.06%)
Roy Howell 1 (0.53%)
Rance Mulliniks 14 (7.41%)
Ed Sprague 11 (5.82%)
Other (please specify) 11 (5.82%)
In the recent shortstop poll, a number of people commented on the relative weakness of Toronto's hot corner history. So ... in 2015, who will be seen as the greatest 3B in team history? | 10 comments | Create New Account
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Mick Doherty - Wednesday, August 24 2005 @ 08:37 PM EDT (#126502) #
In case you're wondering where the list of candidates is coming from for these polls, it's here.
Rob - Wednesday, August 24 2005 @ 09:11 PM EDT (#126503) #
I voted "Other" meaning Aaron Hill. I don't think Adams will ever be a third baseman.

Ed Sprague should not get any votes. :)
Mike Green - Wednesday, August 24 2005 @ 09:52 PM EDT (#126505) #
What Rob said.
Mick Doherty - Wednesday, August 24 2005 @ 10:32 PM EDT (#126507) #
Oh gosh, I was thinking "Aaron Hill" and typed "Russ Adams" -- not sure that qualifies as a typo, though.

I changed Adams to Hill, though that throws off our alphabetical listing, and moved your two votes up there, and the one vote for Adams into "other."

If anyone else wants to change a vote based on my error (is that an E-5?) let me know and I will take care of it. Good catch, guys.
Alex0888 - Wednesday, August 24 2005 @ 11:23 PM EDT (#126524) #
It's sad that I had to vote for Batista. Sprague played here a long time but wasn't really a star, Hill might not even end up playing 3B which is why I didn't vote him in, Mulliniks was close and Fernandez was close but I only thought of him as a SS.
smcs - Wednesday, August 24 2005 @ 11:31 PM EDT (#126526) #
I voted for Mulliniks. I put Gruber in a close second followed by Sprague in third and Danny Ainge in a distant 10th. If this were about the best basketball player, I would definetely go with Danny Ainge.
Four Seamer - Thursday, August 25 2005 @ 08:46 AM EDT (#126541) #
No love for Garth Iorg?
daryn - Thursday, August 25 2005 @ 09:16 AM EDT (#126545) #
Can I vote for GaRance MullIorg?

daryn - Thursday, August 25 2005 @ 09:18 AM EDT (#126546) #
P.S.

I think Kelly had the best year or two but I can't vote for him as the greatest 3B... He was only good when he thought he was bad, and listened to Cito... once he thought he was good, he really WAS bad.

Jay - Thursday, August 25 2005 @ 12:47 PM EDT (#126584) #
I voted 'Other' as I still expect A Hill to move to MI somewhere. I'm expecting that within the next 10 years we will acquire somebody who will be better than anybody on that list (remembering I don't expect Hill to stay at third). Alex Gordon? Hank Blalock?
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