No Clemente. No Dave Parker. Your argument is invalid.

That throw by Bo Jackson is unreal! No crow hop, almost all arm. That’s pure strength.

Ichiro's throw to 3rd is one of the most beautiful defensive plays I've ever seen

Loved seeing Bo on here a couple times. Hard to forget that dude. What a monster.

Those were some pretty great throws, but the best I ever saw was Roberto Clemente from deep right field at Wrigley. Long base hit with a man on 2nd. Clemente fired home with one foot on the warning track - he released the ball from the very farthest he could extend his arm and I swear the ball never went higher. It looked like a perfectly straight, flat throw, one short bounce on the grass and straight into the catcher's mitt that never had to move. That was more than 50 years ago, but it's still the most amazing throw I ever saw.

When I was a kid, I went to a Pirate game at Forbes Field and saw Clemente get a hit ball off the base of the wall in right field and turn and throw without looking and threw the ball right into the infielder's glove right at the 2nd base bag. The hitter never even had a chance to try and even think about trying to go for a double. I've never seen anything like it and have never forgotten.

I was lucky enough to see Roberto Clemente throw a strike to put out I think it was Frank Robinson trying to advance from 1st to 3rd on a deep single. Although my beloved Os lost the series I will always remember that throw. One of the greatest baseball players to ever put on a uniform. This montage of plays sure overlooked the great one!

The throw by former pitcher Rick Ankiel in deep CF (over 390 feet from Home in front of the 415-foot sign; at

These throws are so underrated in baseball. Guys that can throw that far with accuracy are a rare breed

Absolutely spot on about Clemente, he should be in this clip! In a game in Three Rivers Stadium rarely Seventies I think, he threw out a runner going to home plate from the right field warning track on the fly! Got the carom off the wall, turned and fired a perfect strike. Roberto had probably had the best arm of any right fielder all time, him and Dave Parker also.

Those of us lucky enough to see Clemente live can never believe he is not in these clips. Cameras must have not worked when he played.

I wish we'd had 20 years of Bo Jackson in the bigs. I loved watching him play.

Bo Jackson appears three times and his career was basically wrecked by injury. He was simply the greatest all around athlete.

Saw it live on TV , never forget ROBERTO CLEMENTE'S in 71 playoffs.

The great Roberto Clemente made great throws his whole career in the world series

I have never seen anyone throw from the outfield like Clemente. It was just another planet. Bo is pretty close though. But Clemente did it for 20 years. Just total grace and power. A beautiful ball player.

I remember a throw by then-Pittsburgh Pirate, Dave ‘ The Cobra’ Parker. I believe that it happened during the All-Star game in Seattle, circa 1979. Parker was playing a ball from right-field, and unleashed a missile (with dead-on precision and accuracy) to home plate, preventing a run. The power and flashes of brilliance that he showed throughout his career were a sight to see.

My dad saw Clemente vs The Braves at Fulton County Stadium. He said by far the greatest player he ever had seen play baseball. He said his arm strength was beyond compare.

Dave Parker's throw to Gary Carter in the 1979 All Star Game in Seattle, Washington at The Kingdome, to throw out Brian Downing, in the bottom of the eighth inning, kept the score tied 6-6. The National League, took the lead, in the top of the ninth inning and kept it, when Lee Mazzili, drove in the game- winning run, on a bases-loaded walk from Ron Guidry. Dave Parker was named MVP, of this game because he threw 2 key base-runners, Jim Rice and Brian Downing. A 7-6 victory for the National Leaguers in this classic contest.

This was good to a point . Don't forget that Dwight Evans played right field for the Red Sox and had a great arm . Lots of players from the other teams really did not try to test his arm . He also helped the Soxs in the the 75 World Series catching two balls that were headed for home runs and he caught them both