The Captain Zero All-Stars: All-Time All-Star Teams, by OPS+ and ERA+

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AL LINEUP	Pos	Year	Team	HR	RBI	SB	BA	OBP	SLG	OPS+
Chris Hoiles	C	1993	BAL	29	82	1	.310	.416	.585	162
Lou Gehrig	1B	1927	NYY	47	175	10	.373	.474	.765	221
Nap LaJoie	2B	1904	CLE	6	102	29	.376	.416	.552	205
George Brett	3B	1980	KCR	24	118	15	.390	.454	.664	203
Rico Petrocelli	SS	1969	BOS	40	97	3	.297	.403	.589	167
Ted Williams	LF	1941	BOS	37	120	2	.406	.553	.735	235
Mickey Mantle	CF	1957	NYY	34	94	16	.365	.512	.665	223
Babe Ruth	RF	1920	NYY	54	137	14	.376	.533	.849	256
Ty Cobb	DH	1917	DET	6	102	55	.383	.444	.570	209
Avg				31	114	16	.364	.467	.664	209
NL LINEUP	Pos	Year	Team	HR	RBI	SB	BA	OBP	SLG	OPS+
Mike Piazza	C	1997	LAD	40	124	5	.362	.431	.638	185
Mark McGwire	1B	1998	STL	70	147	1	.299	.470	.752	216
Rogers Hornsby	2B	1924	STL	25	94	5	.424	.507	.696	222
Dick Allen	3B	1966	PHI	40	110	10	.317	.396	.632	181
Honus Wagner	SS	1908	PIT	10	109	53	.354	.415	.542	205
Barry Bonds	LF	2002	SFO	46	110	9	.370	.582	.799	268
Willie Mays	CF	1965	SFO	52	112	9	.317	.398	.645	184
Sammy Sosa	RF	2001	CHC	64	160	0	.328	.437	.737	203
Willie McCovey	DH	1969	SFG	45	126	0	.320	.453	.656	209
Avg				44	121	10	.343	.454	.677	208
AL ROTATION	Pos	Year	Team	W	L	IP	K	WHIP	ERA	ERA+
Pedro Martinez	SP	2000	BOS	18	6	217	284	0.74	1.74	291
Dutch Leonard	SP	1914	BOS	19	5	225	176	0.89	0.96	279
Walter Johnson	SP	1913	WAS	36	7	346	243	0.78	1.14	259
Roger Clemens	SP	1997	TOR	21	7	264	292	1.03	2.05	221
Lefty Grove	SP	1931	PHA	31	4	289	175	1.08	2.06	219
D. Eckersley(48)	CL	1990	OAK	4	2	73	73	0.61	0.61	606
Avg				25	6	269	234	0.90	1.59	254
NL ROTATION	Pos	Year	Team	W	L	IP	K	WHIP	ERA	ERA+
Greg Maddux	SP	1995	ATL	19	2	210	181	0.81	1.63	262
Bob Gibson	SP	1968	STL	22	9	305	268	0.85	1.12	258
Three Finger Brown	SP	1906	CHC	26	6	277	144	0.93	1.04	253
Christy Mathewson	SP	1905	NYG	31	9	339	206	0.93	1.28	230
Dwight Gooden	SP	1985	NYM	24	4	277	268	0.97	1.53	228
John Smoltz(45)	CL	2003	ATL	0	2	64	63	0.87	1.12	439
Avg				24	6	282	213	0.90	1.32	246

Notes:

-Babe Ruth was both the best left fielder AND right fielder, so I took the better of his two seasons (RF) and awarded LF to the next-best LF or RF of all time of all time, Ted Williams.

-Closers' saves are in parentheses after his name

-The DH slot is awarded to the best OPS+ of any player not already on the team (Cobb), and NOT to the best DH season of all time (Edgar Martinez).

-The strike years of 1981 and 1994 are omitted (Mike Schmidt's 1981 season would otherwise have been the best NL/3B season).

-Yes, Chris Hoiles. Really.

Team Leaders for Career Games Played, and Games Started

Team	Batter	GP
LA Angels	Garret Anderson	2013
Baltimore	Cal Ripken, Jr	3001
Boston	Carl Yastrzemski	3308
Chicago Sox	Luke Appling	2422
Cleveland	Terry Turner	1619
Detroit	Al Kaline	2834
Kansas City	George Brett	2707
Minnesota	Harmon Killebrew	2329
NY Yankees	Mickey Mantle	2401
Oakland	Bert Campaneris	1795
Seattle	Edgar Martinez	2055
Tampa	Carl Crawford	1006
Texas	Rafael Palmeiro	1573
Toronto	Tony Fernandez	1450
Arizona	Luis Gonzalez	1194
Atlanta	Hank Aaron	3076
Chicago Cubs	Ernie Banks	2528
Cincinnati	Pete Rose	2722
Colorado	Todd Helton	1735
Florida	Luis Castillo	1128
Houston	Craig Biggio	2850
LA Dodgers	Zack Wheat	2322
Milwaukee	Robin Yount	2856
NY Mets	Ed Kranepool	1853
Philadelphia	Mike Schmidt	2404
Pittsburgh	Roberto Clemente	2433
San Diego	Tony Gwynn	2440
San Francisco	Willie Mays	2857
St. Louis	Stan Musial	3026
Washington	Tim Wallach	1767

Games Started:

Team			Games Started	GS
LA Angels			Chuck Finley	379
Baltimore			Jim Palmer	521
Boston			Tim Wakefield	383
Chicago Sox			Ted Lyons	484
Cleveland			Bob Feller	484
Detroit			Mickey Lolich	459
Kansas City			Paul Splittorff	392
Minnesota			Walter Johnson	666
NY Yankees			Whitey Ford	438
Oakland			Eddie Plank	458
Seattle			Jamie Moyer	323
Tampa			Scott Kazmir	135
Texas			Charlie Hough	313
Toronto			Dave Stieb	408
Arizona			Randy Johnson	232
Atlanta			Warren Spahn	635
Chicago Cubs			Fergie Jenkins	347
Cincinnati			Eppa Rixey	356
Colorado			Aaron Cook	156
Florida			Dontrelle Willis	162
Houston			Larry Dierker	320
LA Dodgers			Don Sutton	533
Milwaukee			Jim Slaton	268
NY Mets			Tom Seaver	395
Philadelphia			Steve Carlton	499
Pittsburgh			Bob Friend	477
San Diego			Randy Jones	253
San Francisco			Christy Mathewson	549
St. Louis			Bob Gibson	482
Washington			Steve Rogers	393