Greatest second baseman of the last 20 years!

This guy is garbage. Washed up and useless.

very good second baseman good hitter good fielder

usually hits .310, drives in 75 runs, and hit 20 homers has sufferd the last year or two, also has won many gold gloves and many silver slugger awards

Maybe the biggest prick in the game - I hope you tear your ACL Alomar.

Didn't I see him on Unsolved Mysteries?

He's been an underachiever of late.

Greatest secondbaseman ever.

He's just about done. Doesn't even start anymore!

Greatest 2nd baseman ever! case closed!

This guy ought to be wearing a mask when on the field.....all of the money he has stolen the lat 2 years!!

Wasn't this the "player" who spit on the umpire, and then got some wimpy, post season suspension, whatever that is? Ban him for life. "NO SPITTING ON UMPIRES", comprende'?

I think Robbie Alomar is the best second baseman ever. I don't know why he decided to spit on an umpire but I don't think that will ruin his chances of going into the Hall of Fame.

Roberto Alomar is one of the most atheletic players in baseball. Few have ever been able to field as good as him. He can handle almost anything that comes his way. He has tremendous range, he can go right or left, he can throw from his knees. He can throw, with accuracy, while jumping, when both feet are in the air. And he can hit. He is great with runners in scoring position. He has good speed and is always a threat to steal. You add it all up and Robbie is a sure bet for the Hall of Fame.

Best second baseman ever

Robbie is the best second-base man baseball has ever had.

Alomar is perhaps the most underrated superstar in baseball today. For starters, he is the best defensive second baseman in MLB history. He is incredibly quick leading to tremendous range and has a great arm. In addition, he can flat out hit. His career average is well over .300 and he had an off-year this year hitting around .290 with about 20 homers and 90 RBI. Alomar is also a threat on the basepaths. It seems like he has been in the majors forever, but is only around 32. Unfortunately, Alomar hasn't been respected as a player since the incident when he spit in the umpire's face. Since then, however, he has gotten on friendly terms with the umpire and quietly donated thousands of dollars to fight the disease afflicting that umpire's son. Alomar is a certain, first ballot hall of famer who we are going to miss when his playing days are over.

I think he is the best player in the majors and he is a complete player, too. He knows everything about the game.