24. Mookie Betts
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Mookie Betts is destined for the Hall of Fame. The generational star may be small in stature, but his presence is felt on a dramatic scale. With his mix of power, speed on the basepaths and elite fielding, Betts is one of baseball’s most gifted talents. Betts began his career in Boston where he won the 2018 AL MVP and World Series. The star was traded to the Dodgers ahead of the 2020 season and promptly led Los Angeles to a World Series triumph. Through the 2023 season, Betts owns seven All-Star selections, six Gold Gloves, six Silver Sluggers, one Batting Title and has three MVP runner-up finishes in addition to his win in ’18.
