Great (and somewhat forgotten) Yankees
- SSTN Admin
- Dec 23, 2025
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Chris Chambliss
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Bill "Moose Skowron" every once in awhile he get some love!
Totally agree that he is NOT a forgotten Yankee. Maybe you mean Joe Collins.
In what universe is Chris Chambliss a forgotten Yankee? If nothing else, the ALCS walk-off homer against the Royals to put the Yankees in the World Series for the first time in a dozen years puts him in the Yankee Inner Circle of Fame. You want forgotten first basemen, stick with George McQuinn.