Face The World - Y chromosome

I would like the "Iron Horse" Lou Gehrig. What would you like to ask them?

Roberto Clemente

probably too stunned to ask anything

Mickey Mantle – "How the heck do you hit a 500ft home run with a hangover?"

i would love to meet Ty Cobb. even though he is a real jerk, he is one of the greatest players of all the game? " why r u such a jerk"

Ted Williams. Did eating carrots help you're vision?

cal ripkin got to have a lot of respect for that guy he played the most games didn't miss a game and if he did it was once in a blue moon

All Time:Clemente, Hank Aaron, and Valenzuela

Present:Kemp, and Pujols.

Willie Mays. I would ask him how did he feel when he made that Catch in the Polo Grounds during the 1954 World Series with his back to Home Plate almost 454 feet away from Home Plate and then have the presence of mind to throw the ball to the cut off man?

Jack Toff or Ben Dover

You picked my answer Lou Gehrig hands down.

Babe Ruth, he was always very nice to young people, and was regarded as a very good person.

Babe Ruth- had an interesting life.

Past- Babe Ruth- Did you call the shot, or were you pointing at someone?

Present- Hanley Ramirez- When are they going to write a biography on you?

Present= Jeter

Past= Too many to mention but for now I'll say Ruth Clemente Gehrig & Josh Gibson.

Paul O' Neill he always played his heart out for Yankees no matter what.

Rickey Henderson. That guy is classic.

Mickey Mantle and Babe Ruth… I use Mantles' lucky number 7!!!

Hank Aaron.

I would want to meet Babe Ruth. He changed the sport and would make a great conversation.

Chipper Jones.. How do you do it?*

George "Buck" Weaver.

The only player on the White Sox that was banned for playing his best in the World Series.

I would ask him, "Do you regret not telling Charles Comiskey about the scandal?"

But I would love to have a conversation with him. He was a great guy, and in my opinion, got too much of a punishment for his role in the scandal.