The All-Ballclub Team

I think something needs to be said, before we get into the preseason, about the Ballclub and what it stands for, its perspective on the league. I guess this'll become clear enough over time. I don't want to say anything that sealed-up and conclusive here, so I thought I'd pull together a list of players that are Ballclub Players. Taken collectively they represent whatever ethos we're gunning for here. Like all my ideas, it's not an original one, but I think it's a worthy project to set down what it is we're trying to do here.

It's no supposed to be the best players, which would be boring, and who am I to say? Or even my personal favorites at any given time, because who cares. It's just the All-Ballclub Team. We'll let you decide what it adds up to.

It's safe to say that the most Ballclub pitcher in the league is Dontrelle Willis. The most Ballclub position player is without question Jose Reyes. Here's the rest of the list in alphabetical order.

1. Carlos Beltran
   
2. Milton Bradley
3. Mike Cameron
4. Robinson Cano
   
5. Endy Chavez
   
6. Shin-Shoo Choo
7. Carl Crawford
   
8. Coco Crisp
9. Carlos Delgado
10. Jermain Dye
    
11. Adam Everett
12. Sal Fasano
    
13. Prince Fielder
14. Nomar Garciaparra
15. Bill Hall
16. Felix Hernandez
    
17. Orlando Hernandez
    
18. Ryan Howard
19. Torii Hunter
    
20. Ichiro
21. Francisco Liriano
22. Pedro Martinez
23. Joe Mauer
    
24. David Ortiz
25. Jonathan Papelbon
    
26. Jose Reyes
    
27. Mariano Rivera
28. Francisco Rodriguez
    
29. C.C. Sabathia
30. Reggie Sanders
31. Ervin Santana
    
32. Johan Santana
33. Alfonso Soriano
    
34. Nick Swisher
35. Chien-Ming Wang
    
36. Vernon Wells
    
37. Dontrelle Willis
38. David Wright
39. Delmon Young
40. Joel Zumaya
41. Bill "Spaceman" Lee (member emeritus)
    

So, you ask, who would be the least Ballclub player in the league? That's a good question, and there's a lot of ways to answer it, but for now let's say Jeff Kent.