Segs | Braden

ALT ANDRUW RODOLF BERNARDO JONES Atlanta, N.L. 1996-2007; Los Angeles, N.L. 2008; Texas, A.L. 2009; Chicago, A.L. 2010; New York, A.L. 2011-12 Elite defensive center fielder saved runs with his glove while delivering middle-of-the-order power for a Braves team that advanced to the postseason in each year of his first decade in the big leagues. At 19 years old in 1996 debut, Curaçao native became youngest player ever to homer in the World Series, hitting a pair in Game 1. From 1998-2007, averaged 35 home runs and better than 100 RBI while earning Gold Glove Awards all 10 years. One of only four players with at least 10 Gold Gloves and 400 home runs (434 total). - Photo: Milo Stewart Jr./National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum