Jon Stewart was a major star and did not have to participate in WWE television to further his own agenda.  He did in a brief “feud” with Seth Rollins while he was still hosting his late night Comedy Central Show but afterwards he appeared at Summer Slam costing John Cena the WWE Championship.  He certainly didn’t have to go all in, but he did and that makes him a strong candidate here.

You would think that he would be much higher wouldn’t you?

A four-time All-Star during his stint with the Detroit Tigers (1990-97), Travis Fryman was a former Silver Slugger winner who smacked 149 Home Runs and had a .300 Batting Average Season in 1993.  Fryman had 1,176 Hits in Detroit.

It is certainly accurate that Kirk Gibson is best remembered for his dramatic World Series walk-off Home Run for the Los Angeles Dodgers (a year he was named MVP) but the real meat of his career was in Motown playing for the Tigers.  Gibson was already a World Series Champion in Detroit (1984) and won the MVP of the ALCS that year.  As a Tiger, Gibson would hit 195 Home Runs, steal 194 bases with a .480 Slugging Percentage.