Top 5 Intangible Players

[Papelbon58]

http://sports.espn.go.com/mlb/columns/story?columnist=kurkjian_tim&id=2501675

 

there is the link to Tim Kurkjian's story about his Top 5 Intangible Players. I think it is an interesting topic for discussion, but how Kevin Millar is not on the list is beyond me, anybody have their Top Intangible Players?

[yeszir]

ESPN IS SO BIASED AGAINST THE YANKEES, LIKE OMG!!!!!111 No JETER?!?!

[Cocos Disciples]

From the article:

 

There are players all over the game with these qualities, such as Derek Jeter, who is that guy in the pickup basketball game who you look at and say, "We're going to win, he's on our team.'' Intangible players come in all shapes, sizes and job descriptions. Here are five of many in the major leagues

[RoyNHSox]

Mike Lowell could be added to that list too. I think his veteran presence has been a real plus. Do you notice how he comes to the mound when the younger pitchers, including Beckett, get into trouble? Without referring to stats I believe his presence has been key to the great infield defense. He’s a heads up player who anticipates what‘s going to happen before it does.