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40+ WAR Career

Hall of Fame

All Star

Rookie of the Year

.300+ AVG Career

Batting

Threw a No‑Hitter

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Note: Players must have played in a regular season or playoff game for that team to qualify.

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40+ WAR Career

Player must have 40+ Baseball Reference WAR in their career. When paired with a team, must have played at least one game with that team in their career. Can be 40+ position player WAR, pitching WAR, or both combined.

Hall of Fame

Hall of Famers must be inducted into the National Baseball Hall of Fame but can be inducted from any category (player, manager, umpire, executive/pioneer). When paired with a team, the player must have played a major league game for the team in question. Does not include Ford C. Frick or J.G. Taylor Spink Award winners.

All Star

Since 1933 (includes Negro League East-West Games where applicable). When paired with a team, the player must have been an All-Star in a season he appeared for that team. When paired with a non-team category, does not need to be in the same season.

Rookie of the Year

Since 1947. When paired with a team, the player must have won the Rookie of the Year award in a season he appeared for that team. When paired with a non-team category, does not need to be in the same season.

.300+ AVG Career Batting

Player must have .300 AVG in their career (no minimum plate appearance requirement). When paired with a team, must have played at least one game with that team in their career.

Threw a No-Hitter

"No-hitter" is defined as a completed game in which a team that batted in at least nine complete innings recorded no hits. Includes individual no-hitters and pitchers who participated in a combined no-hitter. When paired with a team, the no-hitter must have been with that team. When paired with a non-team category, does not need to be in the same season. All known no-hitters from the major Negro Leagues are included, but the list may not be complete.