18 Greatest Jewish Baseball Players
Salon posted a list of the 18 greatest Jewish baseball players of all time. It's interesting reading.
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3 comments:
I read that too. I'm not sure it paints a great picture of Jews in baseball, though. Ryan Braun has been in the Majors for about 3 months... and he's already one of the top 15 Jewish baseball players of all time? Mike Lieberthal in the top 10? Oy.
Who else do we have?
I think that's the point conceded by the author -- there aren't a lot of talented Jewish athletes. Ergo his story about not being a basketball player.
You're left handed. Someone could have tried to make you a pitcher at some point, but instead they got you to go to grad school.
Wow, there were 18 Jewish baseball players?! That's about 16 more than I thought there were!
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