If you don't count Roberto Alomar, that is. Alomar was the best defensively for sure, but do his production numbers add up? Plus he was controversial, spit on an umpire, and really faded badly at the end of his career. Alomar's 90's offense certainly add up in comparison to Biggio during that time. They each had 4 seasons with an OBP over .400 and they each had two more over .380. Roberto had a SLG over .500 3 times, Biggio had 2. Biggio had 4 silver sluggers, Robby had 3. Biggio led his league in runs twice, Alomar once. They are all right there. But if you had to pick 1 out of the 3 (Kent, Biggio, Alomar), who would you pick? I'd still pick Biggio.