A monster at the plate, and a key factor in the great Orioles teams of the late sixties and early seventies.

Robinson spent most of his career with the Reds, but maybe his 6 most important years were with the O's. During that time the Orioles went to 4 World Series and won 2. He was the AL MVP in 1966 when he won the Triple Crown with the O's. After his playing days he came back to manage Baltimore for several years. He would easily be the best Oriole of all time if he had spent more time as an O. Unfortunately he may have to settle for being the best player to ever wear an O's uniform.

Another HOF'er and no- brainer. Although it is true that Robinson actually played more for the Reds, and had some great years there, and also finished up with several other teams, his role on those great 1966-1971 teams can't be denied. He won the Triple Crown and an MVP award in '66, and was a huge factor in their 2 W.S. wins and 2 pennants in that time. Displayed leadership to go with his mighty talent, and I can't see how anyone could honestly give him less than a 5.