1) Brooks Robinson (Won an unbreakable 16 Gold Gloves and on all those 
great Oriole teams - changed the way third basemen played the game by 
diving for the ball)

2) George Brett (My favorite ballplayer of all time - guys like Larry 
Walker and many other superstars have copied his batting style)

3) Mike Schimdt (10 Gold Gloves - Philly hated this guy, he thought he was 
too good for them, and he go out like a wimp in the middle of the season, 
but what a slugger)

4) Ron Cey (I always remember him for that home run off Steve Carlton in 
the 1977 NL Championship series and the huge ovation he got. He may not 
have had Mike Schmidt's bat and glove skills, but "The Penguin" had the 
bigger heart)

5) Greg Nettles (I hated him for what he did to the Dodgers in the 1978 
World Series - But what a nervy daredevil with the glove and he also had 
the "balls" to write a book blasting George Steinbrenner)

Honorable Mention: Wade Boggs (The next third baseman to enter the 
HOF)  Buddy Bell (6 Gold Gloves, but was cursed from going to the playoffs 
because he on all those lousy Ranger/Indians teams, also he wasn't that 
successful a manager - but try to manage a team in Coors Field!).

Ready for Baseball Billy