DiMaggio was an elegant center fielder.

Babe Ruth – Arguably the most famous baseball player of all time, Ruth changed the game with his power-hitting and was instrumental in making the Yankees one of the most successful teams in MLB history.

Lou Gehrig – Known as “The Iron Horse,” Gehrig was a legendary first baseman and a key part of the Yankees’ success during the 1920s and 1930s.

Joe DiMaggio – Famous for his 56-game hitting streak, DiMaggio was an elegant center fielder and a key member of the Yankees’ dominance in the 1940s.

Mickey Mantle – Known for his powerful bat and speed, Mantle was a legendary center fielder who played for the Yankees from 1951-1968 and won numerous championships.

Yogi Berra – One of the best catchers in MLB history, Berra was known not only for his skills behind the plate but also for his leadership and remarkable postseason success.

Derek Jeter – A modern legend, Jeter played 20 seasons for the Yankees, earning five World Series titles and numerous accolades for his leadership and clutch performances.

Whitey Ford – The “Chairman of the Board,” Ford was one of the best pitchers in Yankees history, winning six World Series titles and being a consistent performer throughout his career.

Reggie Jackson – “Mr. October” earned his nickname for his clutch postseason performances, especially his three-home run game in the 1977 World Series.

Don Mattingly – While Mattingly’s Yankees did not win championships during his time, he was a beloved first baseman and one of the most consistent hitters of the 1980s.

Mariano Rivera – Considered the greatest closer in baseball history, Rivera was known for his devastating cutter and played an instrumental role in the Yankees’ late-1990s and early 2000s championships.

If you’re looking for a broader list or specific players from different eras or categories (pitchers, hitters, etc.), let me know, and I can provide more information!