Felipe Alou - 2,101 Hits, 359 Doubles, 206 HR's, 852 RBI's, .286 Career Hitter, 3 Time All-Star, 1994 NL Manager of the Year.

Father of Moises Alou, and the first Dominican born manager in major league history (Montreal Expos).

Mike Cuellar - 1969 CY Young Award, 185 Wins, 1,632 SO's, 3.14 Career ERA, 4 Time All-Star, 1 WS Ring.

Jim Kaat - 283 Wins, 2,461 SO's, 3.45 Career ERA, 3 Time All-Star, 16 Gold Gloves! 3 Time All-Star, 1 WS Ring.

This Jim Kaat rookie can be found very cheap, and is a great addition for any collector. I'm not a professional baseball writer or analyst, but if anyone on this list deserves to be in the HOF who isn't already inducted, it is Jim Kaat.

Frank Howard - 1960 NL ROY, 1,774 Hits, 245 Doubles, 382 HR's, 1,119 RBI's, .273 Career Hitter, 4 Time All-Star, 1 WS Ring.

Tommy Davis - 1962 and 1963 NL Batting Title, 2,121 Hits, 153 HR's, 1,052 RBI's, .294 Career Hitter, 3 Time All-Star, 1 WS Ring.

Willie McCovey - HOF Career, 1959 NL ROY, 1969 NL MVP Award, 2,211 Hits, 521 HR's, 1,555 RBI's, 4 100+ RBI Seasons, 6 Time All-Star.

Maury Wills - 1962 NL MVP Award, 2,134 Hits, 586 SB's, .281 Career Hitter, 2 Gold Gloves, 7 Time All-Star, 3 WS Rings.

Some of you may or may not know why this Game 5 World Series card would be on the list. The fact is that this card is Maury Wills first card, that's him covering second.

Back in the day, Topps signed players to baseball card contracts. As far as Maury was concerned, Topps only saw him as an under-performing minor league player and did not wish to sign him to the $5 contract.

However, in 1959, Maury was called up for his first major league start when Don Zimmer, the Dodgers shortstop got injured. His triple A coach, Bobby Bragan, was already helping develop the struggling A baller, and when he was called up finally (at the age of 26), Wills proved to everyone that he was big league caliber.

By the end of 1959 Wills became the starting shortstop, and played in the World Series as shown on this card. The moron executives at Topps wanted to sign him now, but Wills had already signed a contract with Fleer.

Even still, his very own card was not produced by Fleer until 1963, and his first official Topps card wasn't produced until 1967.

Maury was the first player to steal over 100 bases in the 20th century, with 104 steals in 1962.

Willie Davis - 2,561 Hits, 395 Doubles, 138 Triples, 182 HR's, 1,053 RBI's, .279 Career Hitter, 3 Gold Gloves as Outfielder, 2 Time All-Star, 2 WS Rings.

Matty Alou - 1,777 Hits, 1966 NL Batting Title, .307 Career Hitter, 2 Time All-Star, 1 WS Ring.

Alou had a very strong mid-career surge, especially after receiving more playing time.

Billy Williams - HOF Career, 1961 NL ROY, 1972 NL Batting Title, 1972 POY Award, 2,711 Hits, 434 Doubles, 426 HR's, 1,475 RBI's, .290 Career Hitter, 6 Time All-Star.

One of the Chicago Cubs greatest players of all time. Williams was inducted into the hall of fame in his sixth year of eligibility.