5 greatest duos in MLB history

hank aaron, eddie mathews The Hall of Fame duo starred with the Braves organization from 1954-1966, combining for 21 All-Star appearances and 863 home runs. Bettmann / Getty

Baseball by BSmile @BSmile Today In 1974: Atlanta #Braves legend Henry Aaron hits career HR #715, passing Babe Ruth to become the new all-time home run leader! #MLB #History Jul 16

craig biggio, jeff bagwell The pair of Astros Hall of Famers sit top two all-time in several categories for Houston's franchise, including games played, runs, hits, and RBIs. Carmen Mandato / Getty

Best of Pro Sports @pro_sports_best Most career Hits in Houston #Astros history: 1. Craig Biggio (3,060) 2. Jeff Bagwell (2,314) 3. Jose Cruz (1,937) 4. Jose Altuve (1,777)^ 5. Cesar Cedeno (1,659) Jul 16

Babe ruth, lou gehrig Two of the greatest baseball players of all time were teammates from 1923-1934 and helped the Yankees to four World Series victories. Hulton Archive / Getty

combined career stats HRs 1,207 RBIs 4,209 fWAR 282.9 Runs 4,062 Transcendental Graphics / Getty

willie mays, willie mccovey The two Giants greats arguably make up the best tandem ever: They collected three MVP and two Rookie of the Year titles and appeared in 30 All-Star Games. Bettmann / Getty

MLB Vault @MLBVault Simply iconic Willie Mays made The Catch OTD in 1954. #Postseason Sep 29

chipper jones, andruw jones The Braves had Greg Maddux, Tom Glavine, and John Smoltz on the hill and the Joneses in the batter's box, helping Atlanta to 10 straight division titles from 1996 to 2005. STEVE SCHAEFER / Getty

Combined Career Stats HRs 902 RBIs 2812 GAMES 4695 RUNS 2823 Al Tielemans / Getty