All Time Best Cubs - Third Base

[Coldneck]

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hall of fame?
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i'd be surprised if Aramis was a HOFer. His numbers will compare well historically, but his current day competition will be A-Rod and David Wright,
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well, i think a-rod is gonna be remembered as a shortstop more than third, and though wright is better, he isn't significantly better.
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You may be right about A-Rod, but if he plays until he is 40, and remains at 3b, he will have played twice as many games at 3B than at SS. I forgot to include Miguel Cabrera and Chipper Jones. Miggy may be moved to the OF at some point, but Chipper has had a much better career.