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If you look at power, excitement and MVP votes, your first thought is how come Ryan Howard is ranked higher.
If you look at Sabremetrics, Strikeouts and Defense, you might think that he is ranked too high.
Lenny Dykstra was a popular player for the New York Mets where he helped the team win the 1986 World Series, but that paled to the level of popularity he would receive from the people of Philadelphia.
Chris Short played fourteen of his fifteen Major League seasons with the Philadelphia Phillies and for a time in the mid-60’s he could make a claim as one of the top lefthanders of the game.
Roy Thomas took a lot of bases on balls…Seriously, it was a lot!