I think the Red Sox have 49 million reasons as to why they should have included a weight clause in Sandoval's contract like the Giants were going to in their contract proposal to fat ass.
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Yeah, good thing they traded away Travis Shaw so that Fat Panda could keep a spot. Shaw this year before the break? .299 19 HRs 65 RBI 30 BB 7 SBs (70 ks, but everyone strikes out these days)
Yeah, good thing they traded away Travis Shaw so that Fat Panda could keep a spot. Shaw this year before the break? .299 19 HRs 65 RBI 30 BB 7 SBs (70 ks, but everyone strikes out these days)
Compared to Sandoval's entire Red Sox career (161 games so essentially 1 full season on a 5 year contract):
.237 14 HR 59 RBI .646 OPS Maybe the worst ever free agent contract in sports history.
One of those rare intra division trades between the Marlins and Mets. While it's a good trade for the Marlins for the future. it makes their already bad bullpen worse.
So he made $6.78 Million for each HR he hit. And $1.61 Mil per RBI
fuck yeah! he's a minor league Giant now!
If I had known then what I know now...
Vegas 93, Vegas 98, Vegas 00 (10 year show), Vegas 03, Vegas 06
VIC 07
EV LA1 08
Seattle1 09, Seattle2 09, Salt Lake 09, LA4 09
Columbus 10
EV LA 11
Vancouver 11
Missoula 12
Portland 13, Spokane 13
St. Paul 14, Denver 14
One of these years I'm gonna make a trip up to the Hall of Fame. That and the Field of Dreams field are my top two baseball bucket list items.
Raines, Pudge, & Bagwell enshrined this year to the greatest company the sport will ever know. And as much of a critic of Bud Selig I am, he certainly did a lot to help expand the sport during his tenure as acting and sitting commissioner.
That said, The Hall is still incomplete without Rose and Bonds.
Going next month as the 12 year old has a tournament there. Looking forward to touring the Hall. Always love induction day.
Nice. One of the guys I work with, his son was in one of those tournaments last year. They both loved it there. Awesome opportunity for your kid to get to play against others from around the country.
Raines should have been left out. He wasn't good enough to be let in. Sorry, not sorry.
You can't be serious? 5th all-time in stolen bases, 13th in SB%, career .385 OBP. One of the best base runners & defensive outfielders ever. Rickey Henderson is in a league of his own, but Raines might be the best-of-the-rest leadoff hitters of all time. More efficient at getting on base, stealing, and scoring runs than Hall of Fame leadoff men Lou Brock, Craig Biggio, and Paul Molitor. 2600 hits, 1000 runs, 800 steals. Only Henderson, Brock, & Cobb have done that. As a left-fielder, he ranks in the top 25 all-time in games played, fielding %, putouts, assists, & double plays made. He deserves every bit of the HOF.
He's a borderline induction, imo. Would be completely understandable if he was never elected. He was never considered among the best handful of players and that's a bit notch against him imo, but there are less deserving players already in.
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I smelled what the Rock was cooking, for years. Great player and I'm glad he got it.
Raines should have been left out. He wasn't good enough to be let in. Sorry, not sorry.
You can't be serious? 5th all-time in stolen bases, 13th in SB%, career .385 OBP. One of the best base runners & defensive outfielders ever. Rickey Henderson is in a league of his own, but Raines might be the best-of-the-rest leadoff hitters of all time. More efficient at getting on base, stealing, and scoring runs than Hall of Fame leadoff men Lou Brock, Craig Biggio, and Paul Molitor. 2600 hits, 1000 runs, 800 steals. Only Henderson, Brock, & Cobb have done that. As a left-fielder, he ranks in the top 25 all-time in games played, fielding %, putouts, assists, & double plays made. He deserves every bit of the HOF.
Lou Brock had 3000 hits, broke Ty Cobbs SB record and held the single season SB record until Henderson bested that.
Craig Biggio Has 3000 hits, 2nd in HPB(not a crazy record but still cool), 5th all time in Doubles, multi gold glove winner.
Paul Molitor ALSO has 3000 hits AND a lifetime 300 avg, WS MVP.
His first couple of years in the league were monstrous but I still don't see his numbers as Hall worthy. SB's are one of my favorite stats to look at but that doesn't get you in the HOF nowadays.
3000 hits is the clincher which he never got to so he was good just not HOF worthy to me. I also think the writers now are keeping the alleged steroid users out and are a bunch of idiots.
I loved Jim Rice but I don't think he should be in either.
And Raines was still better at running the bases than all of them. 3000 hits? Yeah, that's practically a guarantee but it isn't a requirement. Besides, he had 2605. It's not like he was that far off.
And Raines was still better at running the bases than all of them. 3000 hits? Yeah, that's practically a guarantee but it isn't a requirement. Besides, he had 2605. It's not like he was that far off.
Fred McGriff and Canseco are just shy of 500 HR's. Neither of them will ever see the HOF unless they pay admission...
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Shaw this year before the break?
.299
19 HRs
65 RBI
30 BB
7 SBs
(70 ks, but everyone strikes out these days)
Compared to Sandoval's entire Red Sox career (161 games so essentially 1 full season on a 5 year contract):
.237
14 HR
59 RBI
.646 OPS
Maybe the worst ever free agent contract in sports history.
And $1.61 Mil per RBI
fuck yeah! he's a minor league Giant now!
Vegas 93, Vegas 98, Vegas 00 (10 year show), Vegas 03, Vegas 06
VIC 07
EV LA1 08
Seattle1 09, Seattle2 09, Salt Lake 09, LA4 09
Columbus 10
EV LA 11
Vancouver 11
Missoula 12
Portland 13, Spokane 13
St. Paul 14, Denver 14
8/28/98- Camden, NJ
10/31/09- Philly
5/21/10- NYC
9/2/12- Philly, PA
7/19/13- Wrigley
10/19/13- Brooklyn, NY
10/21/13- Philly, PA
10/22/13- Philly, PA
10/27/13- Baltimore, MD
Tres Mts.- 3/23/11- Philly
Eddie Vedder- 6/25/11- Philly
Raines, Pudge, & Bagwell enshrined this year to the greatest company the sport will ever know. And as much of a critic of Bud Selig I am, he certainly did a lot to help expand the sport during his tenure as acting and sitting commissioner.
That said, The Hall is still incomplete without Rose and Bonds.
https://screengrabber.deadspin.com/a-more-honest-version-of-bud-seligs-hall-of-fame-induct-1797398471
Sorry, not sorry.
5th all-time in stolen bases, 13th in SB%, career .385 OBP. One of the best base runners & defensive outfielders ever. Rickey Henderson is in a league of his own, but Raines might be the best-of-the-rest leadoff hitters of all time. More efficient at getting on base, stealing, and scoring runs than Hall of Fame leadoff men Lou Brock, Craig Biggio, and Paul Molitor. 2600 hits, 1000 runs, 800 steals. Only Henderson, Brock, & Cobb have done that. As a left-fielder, he ranks in the top 25 all-time in games played, fielding %, putouts, assists, & double plays made. He deserves every bit of the HOF.
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Lou Brock had 3000 hits, broke Ty Cobbs SB record and held the single season SB record until Henderson bested that.
Craig Biggio Has 3000 hits, 2nd in HPB(not a crazy record but still cool), 5th all time in Doubles, multi gold glove winner.
Paul Molitor ALSO has 3000 hits AND a lifetime 300 avg, WS MVP.
His first couple of years in the league were monstrous but I still don't see his numbers as Hall worthy. SB's are one of my favorite stats to look at but that doesn't get you in the HOF nowadays.
3000 hits is the clincher which he never got to so he was good just not HOF worthy to me. I also think the writers now are keeping the alleged steroid users out and are a bunch of idiots.
I loved Jim Rice but I don't think he should be in either.