The man, the legend....Josh Gibson 

A man who's shrouded only in the memory of those that knew him and saw him play. A god amongst mere mortals of baseball. Arguably the greatest hitter and catcher in the history of the game. Top 5 in all of the Negro Leagues and one of Baseball's heroes of a bygone era. 

One of many that I wished to have seen play along with Buck Leonard, Satchel Paige, Rube Foster (the legendary pitcher that taught Christy Mathewson) and the one of if not Baseball's greatest ambassador Buck O'Neil. 

JG was the man when it came to hitting, smacking balls so far that one went out and was caught in a ball park the following day. Stories like these are what make Baseball majestic in mythology along with the fierce competitiveness that made these men beat major leaguers in hundreds of Exhibition Games. No doubt he would've been a minimum a 650+ HR hitter that potentially had a higher batting avg than Ty Cobb. 

A powerful man that got cut down short at a young age. Would've been as great a major leaguer along with men like Willie Mays and Hank Aaron.