Players who have 250 home runs and 5 gold gloves in their career Quiz

Postion	Player	HRs, Gold Gloves
OF		762 HR, 8 GG
OF		660 HR, 12 GG
OF		630 HR, 10 GG
3B		548 HR, 10 GG
OF		465 HR, 7 GG
OF		452 HR, 7 GG
OF		438 HR, 8 GG
OF		425 HR, 10 GG
OF		399 HR, 10 GG
OF		398 HR, 5 GG
OF		393 HR, 8 GG
C		389 HR, 10 GG
OF		385 HR, 8 GG

Postion	Player	HRs, Gold Gloves
OF		383 HR, 7 GG
3B		342 HR, 5 GG
C		311 HR, 13 GG
3B		308 HR, 8 GG
OF		304 HR, 5 GG
3B		294 HR, 6 GG
2B		282 HR, 9 GG
3B		282 HR, 5 GG
OF		287 HR, 9 GG
1B		271 HR, 8 GG
2B		268 HR, 5 GG
3B		268 HR, 16 GG
SS		250 HR, 5 GG
3B	250 HR, 5 GG
3B	250 HR, 5 GG
OF	250 HR, 5 GG
2B	250 HR, 5 GG
OF	250 HR, 5 GG
1B	250 HR, 5 GG
1B	250 HR, 5 GG
2B	250 HR, 5 GG
OF	250 HR, 5 GG
3B	250 HR, 5 GG
OF	250 HR, 5 GG
2B	250 HR, 5 GG
1B	250 HR, 5 GG

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MLB 250 HR and 5 Gold Gloves Quiz

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Created Apr 18, 2011 in Sports
Featured Jun 13, 2012
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	kidcanada:	Jun 13th, 2012 at 19:09 GMT		1 point
	Surprised Palmeiro wasn't a bonus answer...569 HR and 3 GGs...even though he won one of them in a season where he played like 30 games at first base and DH'ed the rest.

Postion	Player	HRs, Gold Gloves
OF		383 HR, 7 GG
3B		342 HR, 5 GG
C		311 HR, 13 GG
3B		308 HR, 8 GG
OF		304 HR, 5 GG
3B		294 HR, 6 GG
2B		282 HR, 9 GG
3B		282 HR, 5 GG
OF		287 HR, 9 GG
1B		271 HR, 8 GG
2B		268 HR, 5 GG
3B		268 HR, 16 GG
SS		250 HR, 5 GG
3B	250 HR, 5 GG
3B	250 HR, 5 GG
OF	250 HR, 5 GG
2B	250 HR, 5 GG
OF	250 HR, 5 GG
1B	250 HR, 5 GG
1B	250 HR, 5 GG
2B	250 HR, 5 GG
OF	250 HR, 5 GG
3B	250 HR, 5 GG
OF	250 HR, 5 GG
2B	250 HR, 5 GG
1B	250 HR, 5 GG

	amyevg:	Jun 13th, 2012 at 23:03 GMT		2 points
	@mr_mullet Fixed! Thanks.

	pwtiii:	Jun 14th, 2012 at 01:17 GMT		1 point
	Ryno, one of only 2 second-basemen on there. For those who seem to think he wasn't really HOF-worthy. Dominant defensively for a decade, while also hitting for power (and average) for a long time, and being able to run.

	michgrad04:	Jun 14th, 2012 at 14:40 GMT		1 point
	somehow, one of the most overrated defensive shortstops of all time, will be on here soon...jeter

	biglar5:	Jun 14th, 2012 at 15:50 GMT		6 points
	Sadly, when taken together, the 3 Molina brothers still don't get to the HR threshold.

	piano_guitar:	Jun 15th, 2012 at 04:21 GMT		2 points
	I'm still slightly shocked at some of the names that aren't on this list...Albert Pujols, Carlos Beltran, and Alex Rodriguez being the first ones that spring to mind.

	TeganX7:	Jun 15th, 2012 at 14:04 GMT		1 point
	@pwtiii: I'm a White Sox fan, and the only person who doesn't think Ryne Sandberg was Hall-of-Fame worthy was the other second baseman on this list. Sandberg is easily one of the four best second baseman in history and it was a crime that he was not a first ballot guy.

	yankeefan829:	Jun 17th, 2012 at 23:33 GMT		-1 points
	robinson cano will be on this list someday

	sexybeast:	Jun 20th, 2012 at 12:16 GMT		5 points
	man, poor graig nettles. he would've easily (and actually should have) been on this list if it weren't for brooks robinson.

	Irving:	Jun 21st, 2012 at 00:45 GMT		6 points
	Ryno was certainly worthy, but more like top ten than top four. I think advocates of the truly criminally overlooked 2B like Whitaker and Grich tend to tear him down to help make their guys' case, which is unfair to him. All of them belong, and there's no reason to begrudge Ryno the fact that he's the one who got the recognition.

	ShempShady:	Aug 18th, 2012 at 16:29 GMT		1 point
	Need to add Jeter now—and, if he keeps hitting homers as regularly as he has been (in ARod’s absence), Chavez may also need to be added.

	RayRay22:	May 21st, 2013 at 23:17 GMT		1 point
	Jeter has 5 gold gloves....haha...pays to play in NYC

	RayRay22:	May 21st, 2013 at 23:19 GMT		1 point
	This list proves that the greatest third basemen of all time is, no doubt, Michael Jack Schmidt...distant, distant runner-up is Brooks Robinson.

	luke78:	May 22nd, 2013 at 00:02 GMT		0 points
	@sexybeast-i saw a special about nettles on the yes network a few years back, and they showed his defensive highlights. unbelieveable stuff. hes a little before my time, but one of my dad's favorites.