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Baseball Fans- When you hear the word Hero what Baseball Players come to mind?
Me its Lou Gehrig
how about
37 Answers
- 1 decade agoFavorite Answer
Mickey Mantle. The guy was a horse, messed up leg, back, hung over from the other night. and still went 4-4 with a HR and 4 RBI
Believe it or not...Pete Rose.
Rose was a monster. The guy came up to the plate, and you knew he would die trying to put a run on the board. He'd break his leg if he had to just trying to slide in a go ahead run.
Kirby Puckett
Hands down. the guy did and would have died for his city, his team and his game. He never stopped trying.
- TxRngerFanLv 41 decade ago
Without question a universal tie between Jack Roosevelt Robinson, and Roberto Clemente, honorable mention to Lou Gehrig as well as Roy Campanella for always smiling from his wheelchair while all the way to the last breath being an ambassador of the game he loved so much.
- Anonymous1 decade ago
1. Derek Jeter
2. Alex Rodriguez
3."Babe" Ruth
4. Hank Arron
5. Lou Gerhig
6. Mickey Manntle
7. Billy Martin
8. Reggie Jackson
9. Jackie Robinson
10. Craig Biggio
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- Cornell Big RedLv 41 decade ago
Hands down Lou Gehrig. After being diagnosed with the disease he became a hero. After that emotional speech he solidified himself as a hero in the hearts of baseball fans!
- Joba Chamberlain Jr.
- 1 decade ago
Good question!
I think about Ted Williams, Lou Gehrig and Carl Yastrzemski.
They were all about the game.
- Anonymous1 decade ago
I would say the same as you...Lou Gehrig would have been a baseball phenomenon if he wouldn't have gotten sick. He's one of my favorite all-time baseball players and I think he deserves respect from all baseball fans.
- Anonymous1 decade ago
For me, it's Jackie Robinson, Ted Williams, and Lou Gehrig.
- Anonymous1 decade ago
I agree totally!! Lou Gehrig is a true hero.I never get tired of watching that movie Pride of the yankees! Gehrig was a CLASS ACT!!
- 1 decade ago
Lou Gehrig! He was a dying man and still called himself the luckiest man on the face of the earth! How many of us could say that!