Dave Dameshek

There are five names any given year versus, let's say, a quarterback or a goalie.

You only have one on a team or one of note on a team, one primary guy there.

So, obviously, certain position groups are going to have a deeper pool to choose from.

Nevertheless, like Jeremy said,

Dodger starting pitchers, number one, just in more recent vintage, starting with Koufax and his pal Don Drysdale.

Don Sutton's a Hall of Famer.

Fernando, who I can't believe isn't in the Hall of Fame.

Oral Hershiser, who I can't believe isn't in the Hall of Fame.

Clayton Kershaw, who will be.

Yamamoto up to present day.

That's my number one, and in fact...

That is an update from last year.

The Dodgers moved up on the strength of Yamamoto, and by the way, Blake Snell, at least until the final round of these baseball playoffs, was dominant himself.

That was enough to make them number one ahead of...

Ethan, go ahead.

Hockey.

Who's the best hockey position?

Now I have to interrupt you before you get on track here.

I get it, Dave.

You think it's crazy for me to say, tell me one other candidate on this list or on the planet Earth or in the universe that can claim it has two of the top three in the history of the sport regardless of the position.