Mel Ott

12-time All-Star (1934-45) and four time The Sporting News All-Star (1934-36, 1938)
In 1999, he ranked number 42 on The Sporting News' list of the 100 Greatest Baseball Players and was a nominee for the MLB All-Century Team.
One of only five NL players to spend a 20+ year career with one team (Cap Anson, Stan Musial, Willie Stargell and Tony Gwynn are the others)
Managed the New York Giants in seven seasons (1942-48)

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See also

^ Baseball Sluggers. The 2006 Commemorative Stamp Program. USPS (2005-11-30). Retrieved on 2008-01-23.
^ Baseball Almanac. Retrieved on 2008-01-23.

Preceded by Chuck Klein Wally Berger Dolph Camilli	National League Home Run Champion 1934 (with Ripper Collins) 1936-1938 (1937 with Joe Medwick) 1942	Succeeded by Wally Berger Johnny Mize Bill Nicholson
Preceded by Chuck Klein	National League RBI Champion 1934	Succeeded by Wally Berger
Preceded by Bill Terry	New York Giants Manager 1942–1948	Succeeded by Leo Durocher

v • d • e New York Giants 1933 World Series roster

1 Jo-Jo Moore \| 2 Kiddo Davis \| 3 Bill Terry \| 4 Mel Ott \| 5 Travis Jackson \| 6 Hughie Critz \| 8 Gus Mancuso \| 11 Carl Hubbell \| 12 Freddie Fitzsimmons \| 15 Hi Bell \| 16 Lefty O'Doul \| 17 Hal Schumacher \| 20 Dolf Luque \| 23 Blondy Ryan \| 26 Homer Peel Manager 3 Bill Terry

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New York Giants (1885–1957)
Clapp • Price • Ward • Mutrie • Powers • Ward • Davis • Doyle • Watkins • Irwin • Joyce • Anson • Day • Hoey • Ewing • Davis • Fogel • Smith • McGraw • Terry • Ott • Durocher • Rigney

San Francisco Giants (1958–present)
Rigney • Sheehan • Dark • Franks • King • Fox • Westrum • Rigney • Altobelli • Bristol • Robinson • Ozark • Davenport • Craig • Baker • Alou • Bochy

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Barry Bonds · Hank Aaron · Babe Ruth · Willie Mays · Sammy Sosa · Ken Griffey, Jr. · Frank Robinson · Mark McGwire · Harmon Killebrew · Rafael Palmeiro · Reggie Jackson · Mike Schmidt · Mickey Mantle · Jimmie Foxx · Alex Rodriguez · Willie McCovey · Ted Williams · Frank Thomas · Jim Thome · Ernie Banks · Eddie Mathews · Mel Ott · Eddie Murray · Manny Ramírez
Italics denotes active player

v • d • e San Francisco Giants Retired Numbers

Christy Mathewson • John McGraw • #3 Bill Terry • #4 Mel Ott • #11 Carl Hubbell • #24 Willie Mays • #27 Juan Marichal • #30 Orlando Cepeda • #36 Gaylord Perry • #44 Willie McCovey

v • d • e Baseball Hall of Fame Class of 1951

BBWAA Vote	Jimmie Foxx (79.2%) • Mel Ott (87.17%)

Veterans Committee	none

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