Your favorite teams all-time team

[Gil Dobie]

Tiger fan, and here is my all-time Detroit Tiger Team

1B - Hank Greenberg
2B - Charlie Gehringer
SS - Alan Trammell
3B - George Kell
LF - Sam Crawford
CF - Ty Cobb
RF - Al Kaline
C - Mickey Cochrane
DH - Harry Heilmann

Pitching Staff
Hal Newhouser
Denny McLain
Jack Morris
Mickey Lolich
Dizzy Trout
Closer John Hiller

[andy7171]

C - Bob Boone
1B - Pete Rose
2B - Manny Trillo
SS - Larry Bowa
3B - Mike Schmidt
OF - Bake McBride
OF - Greg Luzinski
OF - Gary Maddux

Pitching
Steve Carlton
Bob Walk
Larry Christenson
Nino Espinosa
Dan Ruthven

Tug McGraw

...oh wait, that's just my all time favorite team line up. My bad.

[MSUfan2010]

Stl. Cardinals.

C-Ted Simmons
1B-Albert Pujols
2B-Roger Hornsby/Red Schoendienst
3B-Ken Boyer
SS-The "Wizard"
OF-Stan Musial
OF-Enos Slaughter
OF-Joe Medwick/Lou Brock

P-Bob Gibson
P-Dizzy Dean
P-Jesse Haines
P-Harry Brecheen
P-Bob Forsch
P-Jon Tudor
P-Bruce Sutter

Manager-Tony LaRussa

[Thunderstruck84]

Minnesota Twins:

C: Joe Mauer
1B: Harmon Killebrew
2B: Rod Carew
SS: Greg Gagne (this is a pretty sad position for the Twins)
3B: Gary Gaetti
RF: Tony Oliva
CF: Kirby Puckett
LF: Torii Hunter

SP: Jim Kaat
SP: Johan Santana
SP: Frank Viola
SP: Brad Radke
SP: Bert Blyleven
RP: Rick Aguilera
RP: Joe Nathan

[Gil Dobie]

Minnesota Twins:

SS: Greg Gagne (this is a pretty sad position for the Twins)


Don't forget Ziolo Versalles, 1965 AL MVP
There's also Danny Thompson and Chico Cardenas

[poly51]

Dodgers

First Team
C: Mike Scoscia
1B: Gil Hodges
2B: Junior Gilliam
3B: Jackie Robinson
SS: Maury Wills
OF: Duke Snyder
OF: Carl Furillo
OF: Willie Davis

Pinch Hitter:
Manny Mota


Pitchers:
Sandy Koufax
Don Drysdale
Orel Herscheiser
Johnny Podres
Fernando Valenzuela

Second Team:
C: Roy Campenella
1B: Steve Garvey
2B: Davey Lopes
3B: Ron Cey
SS: Pee Wee Reese
OF: Kirk Gibson
OF: Frank Howard
OF: Dusty Baker

Pitchers:
Don Newcombe
Don Sutton
Tommy John
Eric Gagne
Takashi Saito

[93henfan]

Phils

1B - Ryan Howard
2B - Chase Utley
SS - Jimmy Rollins
3B - Mike Schmidt
LF - Greg Luzinski
CF - Richie Ashburn
RF - Bobby Abreu
C - Bob Boone
DH - we don't need no stinking DH, but if we're playing an AL team, gimme Pete Incaviglia

Pitching Staff
Steve Carlton
Robin Roberts
Cole Hamels
Jim Bunning
Curt Schilling (pains me to list because of his being a douchebag)
Closer Tug McGraw

[Dane96]

I mean really...how could we do this for the Yankees?

;)

[Thunderstruck84]

Don't forget Ziolo Versalles, 1965 AL MVP
There's also Danny Thompson and Chico Cardenas
Works for me, I'll take your word for it that any one of those guys are better choices xthumbsupx

Even the teams in the late 80s were before my time. I do know that no Twins SS in the last 15 years deserves to be on an all time team.

[appmaj]

Is this baseball only thing??

[darell1976]

Minnesota Twins:

C: Joe Mauer
1B: Harmon Killebrew
2B: Rod Carew
SS: Greg Gagne (this is a pretty sad position for the Twins)
3B: Gary Gaetti
RF: Tony Oliva
CF: Kirby Puckett
LF: Torii Hunter

SP: Jim Kaat
SP: Johan Santana
SP: Frank Viola
SP: Brad Radke
SP: Bert Blyleven
RP: Rick Aguilera
RP: Joe Nathan

My all time favorite baseball player!!!!!!

[GSUhooligan]

During my short lifetime for the Atlanta Braves....

C- Javier Lopez
1B- Fred McGriff
2B- Mark Lemke
3B- Chipper Jones
SS- Rafael Furcal
OF- Ron Gant
OF-Andruw Jones
OF- Ryan Klesko

P- John Smoltz
P- Tom Glavine
P- Greg Maddux
RP- Mike Stanton
RP- Kent Mercker

[darell1976]

Since I have been an Indians fan---1994

C- Sandy Alomar Jr.
1B- Paul Sorrento
2B- Carlos Baerga
SS- Omar Visquel
3B- Jim Thome
OF- Juan Gonzalez
OF-Kenny Lofton
OF- Grady Sizemore
DH-Travis Hafner

P- Jack Morris
P- Dennis Martinez
P- Charles Nagy
P- C.C. Sabathia
P- Eric Plunk

RP- Jose Mesa

Manager- Mike Hargrove

[Shellin]

C – Dan Wilson
1B – Alvin Davis
2B – Harold Reynolds
3B – Adrian Beltre..? (definitely worst position, I must be overlooking someone)
SS – Alex Rodriguez
OF – Ken Griffey Jr
OF – Ichiro
OF - Jay Buhner
DH – Edgar Martinez

P – Randy Johnson
P – Jamie Moyer
P – Mark Langston
RP - Kazuhiro Sasaki

Manager - Lou Piniella

[kardplayer]

My favorite yankees since 1978ish

C - Posada (I don't remember Thurman Munson)
1B - Donnie Baseball
2B - Willie Randolph
3B - Nettles
SS - Jeter
LF - Ricky Henderson
CF - Bernie Williams
RF - Reg-gie
DH - Don Baylor
PH - Bobby Murcer
Others of note: Paul O'Neill, Oscar Gamble, Rick Cerone, Scott Brosius, Hideki Matsui


SP - Ron Guidry - Louisiana Lightning - Probably my favorite sports nickname of all time
SP - Luis Tiant
SP - Andy Pettite
SP - David Wells
SP - Tommy John
RP - Gooooooooooooose Gossage
RP - Mariano
RP - Ron Davis

Honorable mention: Dave Righetti, David Cone, Cecilio Guante (for the name alone), El Duque,

[UNCBears2010]

The All-Time Rockies are kind of a sad bunch, especially the pitchers:

C - Joe Girardi/Yorvit Torrealba
1B - Todd Helton
2B - Eric Young
3B - Vinny Castilla
SS - Troy Tulowitzki
OF - Larry Walker
OF - Dante Bichette
OF - Matt Holliday

SP - Aaron Cook
SP - Jason Jennings
SP - Pedro Astacio
SP - Jeff Francis
SP - Ubaldo Jimenez

RP - Huston Street
RP - Brian Fuentes
RP - Jose Jimenez
RP - Darren Holmes
RP - Bruce Ruffin
RP - Steve Reed

Honorable mentions to Andres Galarraga and Ellis Burks

[blukeys]

Since I have been an Indians fan---1994

C- Sandy Alomar Jr.
1B- Paul Sorrento
2B- Carlos Baerga
SS- Omar Visquel
3B- Jim Thome
OF- Juan Gonzalez
OF-Kenny Lofton
OF- Grady Sizemore
DH-Travis Hafner

P- Jack Morris
P- Dennis Martinez
P- Charles Nagy
P- C.C. Sabathia
P- Eric Plunk

RP- Jose Mesa

Manager- Mike Hargrove

No sense of history. NO Bob Feller probably the best pitcher ever to wear a Cleveland uniform??? This is so sad. xthumbsdownxxthumbsdownxxthumbsdownxxthumbsdownx

[Ivytalk]

(See Post # 13 re: Indians.)To say nothing of Lou Boudreau, Early Wynn, Bob Lemon, Mike Garcia, Vic Wertz, Rocky Colavito, Sam McDowell.

ERIC PLUNK???

[Ivytalk]

Phils

1B - Ryan Howard
2B - Chase Utley
SS - Jimmy Rollins
3B - Mike Schmidt
LF - Greg Luzinski
CF - Richie Ashburn
RF - Bobby Abreu
C - Bob Boone
DH - we don't need no stinking DH, but if we're playing an AL team, gimme Pete Incaviglia

Pitching Staff
Steve Carlton
Robin Roberts
Cole Hamels
Jim Bunning
Curt Schilling (pains me to list because of his being a douchebag)
Closer Tug McGraw

Pretty good list. Us old timers might hold out for Grover Cleveland Alexander, Chuck Klein and Jim Konstanty!

[93henfan]

Pretty good list. Us old timers might hold out for Grover Cleveland Alexander, Chuck Klein and Jim Konstanty!

If you saw GCA play, you're older than I thought. xeekx

I put Whitey at CF because of my fondness for his broadcasting. Never saw him play obviously, but I know he was the best CF in franchise history.

Never saw Bunning or Roberts play either, but I did meet Robin Roberts. Helluva nice guy.

Btw, it pained me to put Abreu in there as well. Feel free to substitute an old-timey right fielder.

[bulldog10jw]

(See Post # 13 re: Indians.)To say nothing of Lou Boudreau, Early Wynn, Bob Lemon, Mike Garcia, Vic Wertz, Rocky Colavito, Sam McDowell.

ERIC PLUNK???

Tris Speaker, Bill Wambsganss(have to have the unassisted triple play in the World Series guy).

Bob Feller was pretty good, too. :p

[bulldog10jw]

Don't forget Ziolo Versalles, 1965 AL MVP
There's also Danny Thompson and Chico Cardenas


Ok if just Twins history. If FRANCHISE history then Joe Cronin.

And add Walter Johnson to the pitching staff.

[Go...gate]

I definitely go back to the beginning for the NY Mets (and farther back than that :p), so here goes. Backups are in parentheses.

Starting Eight
1B: Keith Hernandez (Ed Kranepool)
2B: Ron Hunt (Wally Backman)
3B: Robin Ventura (Ray Knight)
SS: Bud Harrelson (Jose Reyes)
LF: Cleon Jones (Bernard Gilkey)
RF: Darryl Strawberry (Rusty Staub)
CF: Tommie Agee (Carlos Beltran)
C: Gary Carter (Jerry Grote)

Starting Pitchers
RHP: Tom Seaver, Nolan Ryan, Dwight Gooden
LHP: Jerry Koosman, Al Leiter, Jon Matlack

Bullpen
LHP: Tug McGraw (John Franco)
RHP: Roger McDowell (Ron Taylor)

Bench
Mike Piazza
Howard Johnson
Len Dykstra
Dave Kingman

Manager: Gil Hodges

Coaches: Yogi Berra, Dave Johnson, Rube Walker, Bobby Valentine, Joe Pignatano

Broadcasters: Lindsey Nelson, Bob Murphy, Tim McCarver, Howie Rose, Gary Cohen

General Manager: Johnny Murphy

Owner: Joan Whitney Payson (WITHOUT M. Donald Grant)

[Go...gate]

Pretty good list. Us old timers might hold out for Grover Cleveland Alexander, Chuck Klein and Jim Konstanty!

Right! Konstanty was 1950 MVP and was the "lights-out" reliever of his time.

[bulldog10jw]

I definitely go back to the beginning for the NY Mets (and farther back than that :p), so here goes. Backups are in parentheses.

Starting Eight
1B: Keith Hernandez (Ed Kranepool)
2B: Ron Hunt (Wally Backman)
3B: Robin Ventura (Ray Knight)
SS: Bud Harrelson (Jose Reyes)
LF: Cleon Jones (Bernard Gilkey)
RF: Darryl Strawberry (Rusty Staub)
CF: Tommie Agee (Carlos Beltran)
C: Gary Carter (Jerry Grote)

Starting Pitchers
RHP: Tom Seaver, Nolan Ryan, Dwight Gooden
LHP: Jerry Koosman, Al Leiter, Jon Matlack

Bullpen
LHP: Tug McGraw (John Franco)
RHP: Roger McDowell (Ron Taylor)

Bench
Mike Piazza
Howard Johnson
Len Dykstra
Dave Kingman



David Wright is already the best 3rd baseman in franchise history.

Also, Nolan Ryan did nothing as a Met (except in the '69 World Series). Roger Craig won more games. I would pick David Cone.

Agree with the Carter pick, but Jerry Grote was a GREAT defensive catcher.

Dave Kingman?

[Ivytalk]

If you saw GCA play, you're older than I thought. xeekx

I put Whitey at CF because of my fondness for his broadcasting. Never saw him play obviously, but I know he was the best CF in franchise history.

Never saw Bunning or Roberts play either, but I did meet Robin Roberts. Helluva nice guy.

Btw, it pained me to put Abreu in there as well. Feel free to substitute an old-timey right fielder.

Johnny Callison?;)

[darell1976]

(See Post # 13 re: Indians.)To say nothing of Lou Boudreau, Early Wynn, Bob Lemon, Mike Garcia, Vic Wertz, Rocky Colavito, Sam McDowell.

ERIC PLUNK???

I liked Plunk's glasses!!:D

[89Hen]

Is this baseball only thing??
Seems like it so far, but screw that.

Philadelphia Flyers
C - Bobby Clarke
W - John LeClair
W - Brian Propp
D - Mark Howe
D - Eric Desjardins
G - Bernie Parent

Coach - Fred Shero

[darell1976]

Miami Dolphins since i became a fan in 1984.

QB-Dan Marino
RB- Ronnie Brown
FB- Tony Paige
WR- Mark Clayton
WR- Mark Duper
TE- Keith Jackson
T- Richmond Webb
T- Jake Long
C- Dwight Stephenson
G- Keith Sims
G- Roy Foster

DL- Jason Taylor
DL- Marco Coleman
DL- Doug Betters
LB- Bryan Cox
LB- Zach Thomas
LB- Kim Bokamper
LB- Joey Porter
DB- Louis Oliver
DB- Troy Vincent
DB- Glenn Blackwood
DB- Lyle Blackwood

K- Pete Stoyanovich
P- Reggie Roby

Coach- Don Shula

[93henfan]

Seems like it so far, but screw that.

Philadelphia Flyers
C - Bobby Clarke
W - John LeClair
W - Brian Propp
D - Mark Howe
D - Eric Desjardins
G - Bernie Parent

Coach - Fred Shero


What?! No 88? :p

I'll add: Goon - Dave Schultz

[blueballs]

During my short lifetime for the Atlanta Braves....

C- Javier Lopez
1B- Fred McGriff
2B- Mark Lemke
3B- Chipper Jones
SS- Rafael Furcal
OF- Ron Gant
OF-Andruw Jones
OF- Ryan Klesko

P- John Smoltz
P- Tom Glavine
P- Greg Maddux
RP- Mike Stanton
RP- Kent Mercker


Braves all time:

C- Javy Lopez
1B- Fred McGriff
2B- Bobby Lowe
SS- Rabbitt Maranville
3B- Eddie Matthews
OF- Dale Murphy
OF- Andruw Jones
OF- Hank Aaron
RSP- Greg Maddux
LSP- Warren Spann
Closer- John Smoltz
Mgr- Bobby Cox

Orlando Magic

C- Shaq
PF- Horace Grant
SF- Rashard Lewis
SG- Tracy McGrady
PG- Penny Hardaway
6M- Darrell Armstrong
Coach- Stan Van Gundy

GSU-

Option offense

QB- Tracy Ham
RB- Adrian Peterson
SB- Monte Sharpe
SB- Ricky Harris
WR- Chris Johnson
WR- Frankie Johnson
OL- Mark Williams
OL- Fred Stokes
OL-Dennis Franklin
OL-Vance Pike
OL- Rich McGrath

Defense

DT- Voncellies Allen
DT- Freddy Pesqueira
DE- Giff Smith
DE- Steve Bussoletti
LB- John Mohring
LB- Michael Ward
LB- Mike West
DB- Randall Boone
DB- Rob Stockton
DB- Taz Dixon
DB- David Young

Special teams

Returns- Ant Williams
All Purpose- Carl Kearney
Punter- Terry Harvin
Kicker- Tim Foley

Coach- Erk Russell

[VT Wildcat Fan53]

Seems like it so far, but screw that.

Philadelphia Flyers
C - Bobby Clarke
W - John LeClair
W - Brian Propp
D - Mark Howe
D - Eric Desjardins
G - Bernie Parent

Coach - Fred Shero

John Leclair, best LW of his era until his back went bad on him. One of Vermont's finest ever, ..... right along side David Ball xthumbsupx

[89Hen]

John Leclair, best LW of his era until his back went bad on him. One of Vermont's finest ever, ..... right along side David Ball xthumbsupx
Johnnie Vermont. One of my golfing buddies has him out to play golf all the time. I've always been a LeClair fan.

[89Hen]

What?! No 88? :p

I'll add: Goon - Dave Schultz
xlolx I have an 88 jersey. Can't wear it. xsmhx

The Hammer might make the fourth line when I need some bruising. How about Schultz, Mad Dog Kelly and Brashear on a line together? xeekx

[YaleFootballFan]

Boston Red Sox:

C- Carlton Fisk
1B- Mo Vaughn
2B- Jeff Frye
SS- Nomar Garciaparra
3B- Tim Naehring
RF- Trot Nixon
CF- Jacoby Ellsbury
LF- Jim Rice
DH- David Ortiz

Starting Pitchers:
RHP- Pedro Martinez
LHP- Jon Lester

Bullpen:
RHP- Rich Garces
LHP- Butch Henry
Closer- Tom Gordon

Manager- Terry Francona
GM- Theo Epstein

[appmaj]

North Carolina Basketball
(My lifetime)

G-Raymond Felton
G- Michael Jordan
C- Tyler Hansbrough
F-Antwan Jamison
F- Jerry Stackhouse

Bench-

Ed Cota
Shammond Williams
Sam Perkins
Vince Carter
Rasheed Wallace

[Gil Dobie]

North Carolina Basketball
(My lifetime)

G-Raymond Felton
G- Michael Jordan
C- Tyler Hansbrough
F-Antwan Jamison
F- Jerry Stackhouse

Bench-

Ed Cota
Shammond Williams
Sam Perkins
Vince Carter
Rasheed Wallace

My favorite UNC player was Al Wood. 1980 Olympic Team, 4th pick in the 1981 draft, NCAA Semi-Final record of 39 points in UNC's win over Virginia and Ralph Sampson. Lost to Indiana in the Championship game though. 3rd leading scorer in UNC history when he was done.

[blueballs]

My favorite UNC player was Al Wood. 1980 Olympic Team, 4th pick in the 1981 draft, NCAA Semi-Final record of 39 points in UNC's win over Virginia and Ralph Sampson. Lost to Indiana in the Championship game though. 3rd leading scorer in UNC history when he was done.

I played against Al and his brother Morris in high school... they were really good. They had another guy named Ronnie Hinson (college teammate of mine) who was about 6'7" so their front line was 6'9", 6'7", 6'6" which was huge in the mid 70's especially for a small school.

Our front line was 6'10", 6'8", 6'5" and our two biggest starters made the NBA while the other play at Pitt and had a long career in Europe.

As you can imagine it was a clash of the titans in small school Georgia hoops in the mid 70's.

[UNH_Alum_In_CT]

Boston Red Sox:

C- Carlton Fisk
1B- Mo Vaughn
2B- Jeff Frye
SS- Nomar Garciaparra
3B- Tim Naehring
RF- Trot Nixon
CF- Jacoby Ellsbury
LF- Jim Rice
DH- David Ortiz

Starting Pitchers:
RHP- Pedro Martinez
LHP- Jon Lester

Bullpen:
RHP- Rich Garces
LHP- Butch Henry
Closer- Tom Gordon

Manager- Terry Francona
GM- Theo Epstein

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El Guapo for RHP from the bullpen? No Ted Williams or Carl Yastrzemski for LF? xeekx xeekx I like Trot Nixon and all but over Dewey Evans? xeekx xeekx

Thoughts running through my head (and not sure I thought of everybody xoopsx):

IMHO, Papelbon, Lester, Ellsbury and Pedroia haven't played long enough yet. I bolded the picks where I could form a quick opinion of an all time player.

C: Carlton Fisk
1B: Jimmie Foxx, Mo Vaughn and Carl Yastrzemski. Foxx better over entire career, Vaughn better as a Red Sox, but how do you leave Yaz off the Red Sox all time team?????
2B: Bobby Doerr with Pete Runnells in reserve.
SS: Joe Cronin, Nomar Garciaparra, Johnny Pesky and Rico Petrocelli
3B: Wade Boggs then Jimmy Collins and Frank Malzone
LF: Ted Williams then Yaz and Rice with a gratuitous reference to the Man Child.
CF: Fred Lynn (but only 5 years with the Sox), Dom Dimaggio, Tris Speaker and Reggie Smith.
RF: Dwight Evans, then Jackie Jensen, Harry Hooper and Tony Conigliaro
DH: David Ortiz

Starting RHP: Pedro Martinez, Cy Young, Smokey Joe Wood, Roger Clemens, Luis Tiant, Bill Monbouquette, Dennis Eckersley
Starting LHP: Lefty Grove, Mel Parnell, Bruce Hurst, George Herman Ruth
Closer: Ellis Kinder, Dick Radatz, Sparky Lyle, Bob Stanley, Lee Smith, Jeff Reardon, Tom Gordon
Overall Relief Pitcher: Bob Stanley

*** If not for injuries, would Freddy, Nomah and Tony C. have been locks at their position?
*** If not for overuse and playing for some truly dreadful teams (during my youth), Dick "The Monster" Radatz (6'5" 240 lbs. with 100+ MPH heat) might be the all time closer in baseball history.

[YaleFootballFan]

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El Guapo for RHP from the bullpen? No Ted Williams or Carl Yastrzemski for LF? xeekx xeekx I like Trot Nixon and all but over Dewey Evans? xeekx xeekx

Thoughts running through my head (and not sure I thought of everybody xoopsx):

IMHO, Papelbon, Lester, Ellsbury and Pedroia haven't played long enough yet. I bolded the picks where I could form a quick opinion of an all time player.

C: Carlton Fisk
1B: Jimmie Foxx, Mo Vaughn and Carl Yastrzemski. Foxx better over entire career, Vaughn better as a Red Sox, but how do you leave Yaz off the Red Sox all time team?????
2B: Bobby Doerr with Pete Runnells in reserve.
SS: Joe Cronin, Nomar Garciaparra, Johnny Pesky and Rico Petrocelli
3B: Wade Boggs then Jimmy Collins and Frank Malzone
LF: Ted Williams then Yaz and Rice with a gratuitous reference to the Man Child.
CF: Fred Lynn (but only 5 years with the Sox), Dom Dimaggio, Tris Speaker and Reggie Smith.
RF: Dwight Evans, then Jackie Jensen, Harry Hooper and Tony Conigliaro
DH: David Ortiz

Starting RHP: Pedro Martinez, Cy Young, Smokey Joe Wood, Roger Clemens, Luis Tiant, Bill Monbouquette, Dennis Eckersley
Starting LHP: Lefty Grove, Mel Parnell, Bruce Hurst, George Herman Ruth
Closer: Ellis Kinder, Dick Radatz, Sparky Lyle, Bob Stanley, Lee Smith, Jeff Reardon, Tom Gordon
Overall Relief Pitcher: Bob Stanley

*** If not for injuries, would Freddy, Nomah and Tony C. have been locks at their position?
*** If not for overuse and playing for some truly dreadful teams (during my youth), Dick "The Monster" Radatz (6'5" 240 lbs. with 100+ MPH heat) might be the all time closer in baseball history.

I must have misunderstood this whole thread. I chose my favorite players at each position. I didn't realize it was an all time greats list otherwise I would've chosen Yaz, Dewey, Lynn, etc.

[blukeys]

Johnny Callison?;)

I would take Johnny over Abreu any day. Callison was a clutch hitter and 10 times the defensive outfielder that Abreu was.

Of course at 1st base there was always the immortal Pancho Herrera. xlolxxlolxxlolxxlolxxlolxxlolx

[appmaj]

Seems like it so far, but screw that.

Philadelphia Flyers
C - Bobby Clarke
W - John LeClair
W - Brian Propp
D - Mark Howe
D - Eric Desjardins
G - Bernie Parent

Coach - Fred Shero


Carolina Hurricanes

C - Ron Francis
W - Sami Kapenen
W - Eric Cole
D - Glen Wesley
D - Paul Coffey
G - Cam Ward

Coach- Peter Laviolette

[appmaj]

Carolina Panthers


Quarterback - Jake Delhomme (???)
Running Back - Stephen Davis
Fullback - Brad Hoover
Wide Receiver - Muhsin Muhammad
Wide Receiver - Steve Smith
Center - Jeff Mitchell
Tackle - Jordan Gross
Tackle - Todd Steussie
Guard - Kevin Donnalley
Guard - Jeno James
Tight End - Wesley Walls


Defensive End - Julius Peppers
Defensive End - Mike Rucker
Defensive Tackle - Brentson Buckner
Defensive Tackle - Kris Jenkins
Linebacker - Kevin Greene
Linebacker - Sam Mills
Linebacker - Dan Morgan
Cornerback - Eric Davis
Cornerback - Ricky Manning Jr
Free Safety - Chad Cota
Strong Safety - Mike Minter

[appmaj]

Charlotte Hornets

(Not New Orleans)


G- Mugsy Bouges
G- Rex Chapman
C- Alonzo Mourning
F- Larry Johnson
F- J.R. Reid


Charlotte Bobcats

(Not a lot to choose from)

G- Raymond Felton
G- Raja Bell
C- Emeka Okafor
F- Sean May
F- Gerald Wallace

[JALMOND]

Minnesota Twins:

C: Joe Mauer
1B: Harmon Killebrew
2B: Rod Carew
SS: Greg Gagne (this is a pretty sad position for the Twins)
3B: Gary Gaetti
RF: Tony Oliva
CF: Kirby Puckett
LF: Torii Hunter

SP: Jim Kaat
SP: Johan Santana
SP: Frank Viola
SP: Brad Radke
SP: Bert Blyleven
RP: Rick Aguilera
RP: Joe Nathan

Steve Lombardozzi could play some short if needed. Primarily a 2B but you have Hunter as LF and he was primarily CF. Chuck Knoblauch was good for us at SS, too.

We need a DH. As much as I'd like to place Morneau there, I'd rather go with Kent Hrbek.

[JALMOND]

Let's see what I can do with the Minnesota Vikings (this is fun)

LT---Ron Yary
LG---Bob Lurstrima
C---Mick Tinglehoff
RG---Randall McDaniel
RT---Steve Hutchinson
QB---Fran Tarkenton
RB---Robert Smith
RB---Adrian Peterson
TE---Stu Voight
WR---Cris Carter
WR---Ahmad Rashad

DE---Carl Eller
DT---Alan Page
DT---John Randle
DE---Jim Marshall
LB---Matt Blair
LB---Scott Studwell
LB---Wally Hilgenberg
CB---Carl Lee
CB---Nate Wright
S---Paul Krause
S---Joey Browner

K---Fred Cox
P---Greg Coleman

[JALMOND]

Portland Trail Blazers

PG---Damon Staudimire
SG---Brandon Roy
SF---Clyde Drexler
PF---Maurice Lucas
C---Bill Walton

[appmaj]

Manchester United


3-4-3

F-Ruud Van Nistelrooy
F-Eric Cantona
F-Wayne Rooney
MF-Ryan Giggs
MF-Paul Scholes
MF-Roy Keane
MF-Christiano Ronaldo
DF-Denis Irwin
DF-Rio Ferdinand
DF-Gary Neville
GK-Tim Howard