And, yeah, The Hall has been guilty of that in the past as well. Thankfully, this year, that’s not how The Hall’s baseball card expert Bo Rosny rolls.
10. Mark Beavers
Minor Leagues, 1986-1989
![Terry Bross Award Winners](http://www.tradingcarddb.com/Images/Cards/Baseball/65918/65918-2Fr.jpg)
9. Kevin Bootay
Minor Leagues, 1984-1989
![Terry Bross Award Winners](http://images.checkoutmycards.com/zoom/f571c301-ad91-42c6-aaca-d8e9c0c0ff0d.jpg)
8. Randy Butts
Minor Leagues, 1986-1988
![Terry Bross Award Winners](http://images.checkoutmycards.com/zoom/fb222f36-b58c-4c0c-91d5-cc237ccafebb.jpg)
7. Johnny Dickshot
Pittsburgh Pirates, 1936-1938; New York Giants, 1939 and Chicago White Sox, 1944-1945
![Terry Bross Award Winners](http://2.media.sportspickle.cvcdn.com/64/66/b25ddacfc0503dccd8293640b79bb59c.jpg)
6. Doug Fister
Seattle Mariners, 2009-2011; Detroit Tigers, 2011-2012
5. Woody Held
New York Yankees, 1954-1957; Kansas City Athletics, 1957-1958; Cleveland Indians, 1958-1964; Washington Senators, 1965; Baltimore Orioles, 1966-1967; California Angels, 1967-1968 and Chicago White Sox, 1968-1969
![Terry Bross Award Winners](http://d3d71ba2asa5oz.cloudfront.net/32001201/images/186148.jpg)
4. Randy “Big Unit” Johnson
Montreal Expos, 1988-1989; Seattle Mariners, 1989-1998; Houston Astros, 1998; Arizona Diamondbacks, 1999-2004; New York Yankees, 2005-2006; Arizona Diamondbacks, 2007-2008 and San Francisco Giants, 2009
![Terry Bross Award Winners](http://wp.usatodaysports.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/95/2012/12/605a5-1989topps-randyjohnson.png)
3. Rusty Kuntz
Chicago White Sox, 1979-1983; Minnesota Twins, 1983 and Detroit Tigers, 1984-1985
![Terry Bross Award Winners](http://twinscards.com/images/cards/watermarks/46/4638/500/463803_1_500x500.jpg)
2. Pete LaCock
Chicago Cubs, 1972-1976 and Kansas City Royals, 1977-1980
![Terry Bross Award Winners](http://skeptisys.files.wordpress.com/2008/07/lacock.jpg?w=175&h=245)
1. Dick Pole
Boston Red Sox, 1973-1976 and Seattle Mariners, 1977-1978
![Terry Bross Award Winners](http://www.totalprosports.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/04/Dick-Pole.jpg)
Who’d we miss…who is your favorite? Let us know in the comments below! And as always you can follow Bo over at his site Baseball Cards Come to Life.
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