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http://img207.exs.cx/img207/6992/yanksinstripes8uk.jpg hope you like it....i was only able to fit arod and jeter....

im on it now....check back later...

any1 wana new sig....i really want to make one.

hey your right....

moos use the sig i gave you!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! see what the people think!!!!!!!!!

all hale king james :-) lol......hes my mist favorite non nick player. way better than carmello. ANy1 WANA A SIG?

o i no where u got that....thats an old school site.....forgot waht its called though.

hey tribe time...how do u get diffrent pictures to go on your sig....like one time u have two players than it awitche...ow u do that?

hmmm i dont no why...i can see it.........and u got to remember i only started making sigs like two weeks ago.

dam im really impressed with myself.....this has to be my best sig and avatar yet.

hows my new sig guyz

thanks

whats a decent size for an avatar?

Lou Brock Born: June 18, 1939, El Dorado, Arkansas Batted: Left Threw: Left Played For: Chicago Cubs, St. Louis Cardinals Elected to HOF by BBWAA: 1985 315 votes of 395 ballots cast: 79.75% Other athletes may have worn the title "World's Fastest Human," but no one covered the 90 feet between bases more productively than Lou Brock. His 938 stolen bases set an all-time high (since surpassed by Ricky Henderson), making him an intimidating presence on the basepaths; yet Brock was also a well-rounded performer. One of a select group to collect 3,000 hits, Brock hit 149 roundtrippers, including a 500 foot blast that landed in the Polo Ground's center field bleachers in 1962. Did You Know: In 1967, Lou Brock became the first player to steal 50 bases and hit 20 homeruns in the same season?

ok ok i admit it....i took it from the hall of fame page... .......im master of the historic players!!!

Gary Carter Born: April 8, 1954, Culver City, California Batted: Right Threw: Right Played For: Montreal Expos, New York Mets, San Fransisco Giants, Los Angeles Dodgers Elected to HOF by BBWAA: 2003 387 votes of 496 ballots cast: 78.02% A rugged reciever and enthusastic on-field general, Gary Carter excelled at baseballs most demanding posistions, as both an offensive and defensive force. A three time Gold Glove winner, Carter belted 324 homeruns in his 19-season major league career. "Kid" who was a two time All-Star game MVP, an 11 time All-Star, still holds the all-time catching record with 12,988 chances accepted. His clutch single in the 10th inning of the 1986 World Series sparked the New York Mets to a dramatic comeback victory and ultimetly a World Series title. Did You Know: Gary Carter was the seven year old National Champion of the "Punt, Pass and Kick" contest in 1961, the first year the youth football league was even staged?

SANDY KOUFAX Sandford Koufax Born: December 30, 1935, Brooklyn, NY Batted: Right Threw: Left Played For: Brooklyn and Los Angeles Dodgers Elected Into HOF by BBWAA: 1972 344 votes of 396 ballots cast: 86.87% After Sandy Koufax tamed his blazing fastball, he enjoyed a five year stretch as perhaps the most dominating pitcher in the game's history. He won 25 games three times, won five straight ERA titles, and set a new standard with 382 strikeouts in 1965. His fastball and devistating curve enabled him to pitch no-hitters in four consecutive seasons, cumulating with a perfect game in 1965. He posted a 0.95 ERA in four career World Series, helping the Dodgers to three championships. Did You Know: Sandy Koufax attended the University of Cincinatti on a basketball scholarship, playing freshman basketball (and baseball) under legendary hoops coach Ed Jucker?

put some info on him

Ty Cobb In 24 seasons, most with the Detroit Tigers, Ty Cobb compiled a .366 batting average, the highest in the history of the game. He was the leader in runs scored for more than 70 years and in hits for nearly 60 years. In 1936, Cobb became the first man inducted into the Hall of Fame, earning 222 out of a possible 226 votes, more than Babe Ruth, Nap Lajoie, Walter Johnson, or Honus Wagner. Cobb blazed and battled a path through baseball, retiring with more records than any other player. He was raised by a demanding father who named his son after the Lebanon city of Tyre, which showed tremendous courage in repelling the armies of Alexander the Great. Nicknames "The Georgia Peach" or just "Peach" Played For Detroit Tigers (1905-1926), Philadelphia A's (1927-1928) Managed Detroit Tigers (1921-1926) Post-Season 1907 World Series, 1908 World Series, 1909 World Series World Champion? No Ultimate Games (1-1) 1908 Regular Season, 1909 World Series Game Seven Honors 1911 American League Most Valuable Player Feats Six times in his career, Cobb reached base and proceeded to steal second, third and home. The first time he did it was in 1907, the final time was in 1924... On May 5, 1925, Cobb blasted three homers, a double and two singles in one game, for a then-record 16 total bases. The next day he hit two more homers.

Babe Ruth... Need i say more