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Subtitled "Rankings of the Skills, The Achievments, and the Performance of the Greatest Players of All Time" it is based on criteria including lifetime stats, player durability and consistency. Indexed 638 pages Paperbound 2008
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Subtitled "Rankings of the Skills, The Achievments, and the Performance of the Greatest Players of All Time" it is based on criteria including lifetime stats, player durability and consistency. Indexed 638 pages Paperbound 2008
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