Baseball's Top 25

1. Josh Gibson*

2. Willie Mays

3. Shohei Ohtani

4. Babe Ruth

5. Hank Aaron

6. Barry Bonds

7. Nolan Ryan

8. Ken Griffey, Jr.

9. Aaron Judge

10. Frank Robinson

11. Stan Musial

12. Satchel Paige

13. Bob Gibson

14. Ted Williams

15. Roger Clemens

16. Buck Leonard

17. Jackie Robinson

18. Lou Gehrig

19. Ricky Henderson

20. Mickey Mantle

21. Steve Carlton

22. Iciro Suzuki

23. Mike Trout

24. Smokey Joe Williams**

25. Alex Rodriguez

*Josh once proclaimed, "I don't break bats, I wear them out." Over a 17-year career in the Negro Leagues, he hit .347. Against Major League pitching, he hit .426. In 1936, he clubbed 84 home runs. He was a catcher. 

**Smokey Joe Williams spent his entire career in the Negro Leagues. Against Major League teams in the All-Star Games and exhibitions, he was 20-7.