Category: MLB

The Dodgers have had a very storied history, they were founded in 1883 as the Brooklyn Atlantics and moved to the National League in 1890. They played in Brooklyn until 1957 when they moved to Los Angeles. They won an American Association Pennant in 1889, 23 National League Pennants, and won six World Series titles, one while in Brooklyn and five while in Los Angeles. With all this history, they have had a lot of legendary players, so it will be hard to limit their Mount Rushmore to just four. Nevertheless, here we go.

The Cleveland Indians franchise has been around since 1894, where they were originally the Grand Rapids Rustlers, a minor league team in the Western League (which later became the American League.) They moved the team in 1900 to Cleveland where they became the Cleveland Lake Shores.

The Seattle Mariners franchise began in 1977. They went through multiple losing seasons never having reached a .500 winning percentage until 1991. Despite no championships, there have been some very exciting moments during the short history of the franchise. Who can forget the spirited 1995 Division Series win over the New York Yankees or the record-breaking 116 -win regular season in 2001. Despite the brief history, the Mariners franchise has had some very high-end talent be a part of their organization. Let’s open up the history books and take a look at the Seattle Mariners Mount Rushmore.

John Lepore | May 13th, 2020 A franchise that has only been around since 1969 has a limited amount of players to choose from. Especially

The San Fransisco Giants have a long and prestigious history that dates back all the way to 1883 when they were known as the New York Gothams, this makes them the first professional baseball team in New York. Two years later, they became the New York Giants and began playing in the historic Polo Grounds, which was known for the shape that was unique for baseball games, left field was 279 ft, right was 258 ft, and center was 483 ft, the reason was that the stadium was also the home for the New York Titans, now known as the Jets, and the New York Football Giants.