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Score that an "E-6" on your cards, kids. :D |
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Rob :tu |
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But, I concur. :noon |
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Bless you all. :tg
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But more to the point. Both Gossage and Eckersley were in that Oakland clubhouse (Eckersley more so than Gossage) when the Bash Brothers & Co. were doing their thing (and both benefiting might I add). I won't go so far as to say that they were complicit by their silence, but if they didn't speak up then, they come off as self-righteous b!tches sounding off 20 years later. :2 |
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Also, Gossage didn't get to Oakland until 92' and left in 93'. 92' was Canseco's last year in Oakland, as he was traded at the deadline. In 93',Gossage's last year, Mcguire only played 27 games for the A's. I understand your point of "all we need now are allegations", and I'll give you your gripe with Eckersley, but to lump Gossage in with to your argument, is painting with too broad a brush. I'm glad you bring up the bash brothers. It seems to me, a lot of people think the steroids era started in 98, when Sosa and McGuire both broke the record. I clearly remember allegations against McGuire, Canseco and the like, going back to 87' when Mcguire hit 49 HR as a rookie, and 88' when Canseco became the first member of the 40/40 club. I wonder why the writers haven't held steroids against players that played in the late 80's - early 90's? |
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1. Sucked at their job and were oblivious as to what was going on 2. Knew what was going on and turned a blind eye, thus making them sucky at their job AND hypocrites |
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Rumor has it after he was seen hanging out with me in San Juan late November, his chances of the HOF went to crap. http://i152.photobucket.com/albums/s...17697D8AF3.jpg |
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Speaking of nice "picks", did he allow any passed balls down there, or peg the ball into center field instead of to second base? :r |
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Another year gone by and none of the steroid players get in.
I figured it would be awhile until Bonds or Clemens got close, but I thought Piazza or Biggio might get the nod. I also thought Mussina and Schilling might get in. So the saga continues. Do these guys ever see the hall? |
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I say no...although I feel they deserve to be in there, just like Pete Rose does.
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Rafael Palmiero off the ballot.....
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Feel pretty crappy that Jack Morris won't ever be in the hall. No 300 wins but the guy was the dominant pitcher of his era AND he pitched arguable one of the best pitching performances in World Series History.
After not getting in today he said I was upset but glad it's over. 15 years of hearing my critics was long enough. |
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What type of douche doesn't vote for Maddux? I shake my head at the process....
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"I'm going to be THE GUY that makes a first ballot HOF'er, not"
No to mention Biggio, yea...make him wait one more year...:rolleyes: |
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I doubt if Greg does either. |
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If you think Maddux not being a unanimous selection is a sin, consider the fact that Joe Dimaggio wasn't elected on his first ballot.
He didn't get in until his 3rd try. |
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That's my story and I'm sticking to it. :2 |
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I get your point, Peter, but it does not explain why Don Mattingly received only 8.2% of the votes, which is less than Roger Clemens, Barry Bonds, Lee Smith, Mike Mussina, Jeff Kent, Mark McGwire, and Larry Walker (Larry Walker? Who the fark is Larry Walker? :D), and only slightly more than Sammy Sosa. True, the stats of many exceed Donnie's, but many are also on that "tainted" list.
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I stick to the fact that not voting for someone who is clearly the elite of the elite, a 1st ballot HOFer if there ever was one, just "because it's the way it is done" is a joke. We are not talking about someone who needs discussion, arguments for or against.... he's in, everyone knows he's in and there are those that don't vote for him related to history of how it has been done or whatever....it is a joke.
I am sure Maddux could not care less, but I care. As stated above, I shake my head & roll my eyes at the process.... |
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On the flip side, he's in and I'm heading to Sun Valley, ID for the weekend, things are looking up....:tu |
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