Bob Costas reveals which MLB greats reminds him of Willie Mays

Legendary sportscaster Bob Costas tells OutKick's Dan Dakich on 'Don't @ Me' which former MLB star compares best with Willie Mays.

Willie Mays was one of a kind - literally.

Mays, who died this week at the age of 93, is the only player in baseball history to have 3,000 hits, 600 home runs and double-digit Gold Glove Awards.

There is no argument that Mays is a top-five player in the history of baseball - plenty argue he is No. 1.

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The MLB legend hit 660 home runs in his illustrious career. (Getty Images)

Mays was a true five-tool player, and it is nearly impossible to find anyone like him.

However, Bob Costas listed a few (two current and three former) who remind him of the legendary Mays.

The broadcaster was asked on OutKick's "Don't @ Me with Dan Dakich" who the best living ballplayer is right now, and he had a few people in mind.

"I'm probably overlooking somebody. Shohei Ohtani is making a case, Aaron Judge is making a case," Costas said.

The two-way star in Ohtani, of course, is doing things that not even Babe Ruth did when he was both a pitcher and a hitter. Judge, meanwhile, could threaten his own AL record of 62 home runs this season.

However, he wanted to discuss a few who have retired within the last couple of decades.

Outfielder Willie Mays, #24 of the San Francisco Giants, swings and watches the flight of his ball against the New York Mets during a circa early 1970s Major League Baseball game at Shea Stadium in Flushing, New York. Mays played for the Giants from 1951-72. (Focus on Sport/Getty Images)

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"I would say the healthy, young Ken Griffey Jr., the pre-steroid Barry Bonds. You could