there it is 600!!!

Newch91

Jearlpam0925 wrote:

Definitely.

And Griffey to me is probably the best overall CF to play the game behind Mays.

I'd put Griffey fourth, behind Mays, Joe DiMaggio, and Mickey Mantle. Like many people who played in Mantle's day, they've all said if he had two good legs, he would've been better than Babe Ruth. No one has been able to break DiMaggio's record of 56 consecutive games with a hit. That is probably one record that won't ever be broken.

gregkitefan

neilybabes86 wrote:

gregkitefan wrote:

neilybabes86 wrote:

jeags the lakers thing hasn't been funny from the beginning


born and raised in the best city in the world....philly cant hold a dick to it

yes i root for the lakers...my whole life...

never said i love LA ... JUST A TEAM FROM THERE

get on with it dude


i mean you quit on your beloved phillies 3 weeks ago and all of a sudden you are blowing them again..

THAT S A FRAUD BUD...BANDWAGON FROM SEASON TO SEASON ....JOKE

Would you even root for the Yanks if they had a crappy team.
You don't root for the Knicks. The Lakers real tough choice.
I'm guessing you like the Cowboys and Canadians.
Is your favorite golfer Tiger Woods?

dude i grew up in the 80's with the yankees...so don't start that nonsense

and no bud im rangers and jets ...another 2 teams who usually suck


golf is for girls ..so who cares

What is I grew up with the Yankees in the 80's suppose to mean?
The Yankees won the most games in the decade of the 80's.
I figured a TRUE Yankee fan would know this.

neilybabes86

gregkitefan wrote:

neilybabes86 wrote:

neilybabes86 wrote:

jeags the lakers thing hasn't been funny from the beginning


born and raised in the best city in the world....philly cant hold a dick to it

yes i root for the lakers...my whole life...

never said i love LA ... JUST A TEAM FROM THERE

get on with it dude


i mean you quit on your beloved phillies 3 weeks ago and all of a sudden you are blowing them again..

THAT S A FRAUD BUD...BANDWAGON FROM SEASON TO SEASON ....JOKE

dude i grew up in the 80's with the yankees...so don't start that nonsense

and no bud im rangers and jets ...another 2 teams who usually suck


golf is for girls ..so who cares

What is I grew up with the Yankees in the 80's suppose to mean?
The Yankees won the most games in the decade of the 80's.
I figured a TRUE Yankee fan would know this.

huh? they sucked in the 80's? what are you talking about?

they didn't win from 78 to96

Cliffy6745

gregkitefan wrote:

What is I grew up with the Yankees in the 80's suppose to mean?
The Yankees won the most games in the decade of the 80's.
I figured a TRUE Yankee fan would know this.

And missed the playoffs for 13 straight years.

neilybabes86

Cliffy6745 wrote:

gregkitefan wrote:

What is I grew up with the Yankees in the 80's suppose to mean?
The Yankees won the most games in the decade of the 80's.
I figured a TRUE Yankee fan would know this.

And missed the playoffs for 13 straight years.

greg kite is smoking some serious shit


what is he talking about?

gregkitefan

neilybabes86 wrote:

Cliffy6745 wrote:

gregkitefan wrote:

What is I grew up with the Yankees in the 80's suppose to mean?
The Yankees won the most games in the decade of the 80's.
I figured a TRUE Yankee fan would know this.

And missed the playoffs for 13 straight years.

greg kite is smoking some serious shit


what is he talking about?

Look it up buddy.
The Yankees won the most games in the decade of the 80's
I guess you didn't know this because you didn't become a fan until 1996.

Cliffy6745

neilybabes86 wrote:

Cliffy6745 wrote:

gregkitefan wrote:

What is I grew up with the Yankees in the 80's suppose to mean?
The Yankees won the most games in the decade of the 80's.
I figured a TRUE Yankee fan would know this.

And missed the playoffs for 13 straight years.

greg kite is smoking some serious shit


what is he talking about?

They had a few 90+ win seasons where they missed the playoffs so I guess it is possible they won the most games, especially with 100+ wins in '80 but the fact remains they missed the playoffs for 13 years in a row. I was not aware they won the most games but that has to be some sort of trivia question if true.

neilybabes86

gregkitefan wrote:

Cliffy6745 wrote:

gregkitefan wrote:

What is I grew up with the Yankees in the 80's suppose to mean?
The Yankees won the most games in the decade of the 80's.
I figured a TRUE Yankee fan would know this.

And missed the playoffs for 13 straight years.

Look it up buddy.
The Yankees won the most games in the decade of the 80's
I guess you didn't know this because you didn't become a fan until 1996.

dude we didn't know what aplayoff game was until 95

ok so they had 90 wins...but zero rings...being a sox fan you should know all about that

shit even the mets and sox made a the ws in 86

when mel hall and alvaro espinoza are on your team...you suck

if it wasn't for donnie baseball they would have been totally unwatchable


80's were a horrible time for the team..trust us

xavier mcdaniel

dude we didn't know what aplayoff game was until 95

ok so they had 90 wins...but zero rings...being a sox fan you should know all about that

shit even the mets and sox made a the ws in 86

when mel hall and alvaro espinoza are on your team...you suck

if it wasn't for donnie baseball they would have been totally unwatchable


80's were a horrible time for the team..trust us[/quote]

Don't forget Andy Hawkins and Dave LaPoint.

Believe it or not, those teams from when the Yankees were bad fascinate me because I remember them but not well enough since I was between 10 and 13 during those years.

aNiMaL

Newch91 wrote:

Because we can and he came up big time last year in the playoffs.

So that erases all the previous times when he has CHOKED in the playoffs. Not to mention the cheating/roid issue? Really? Pay-Roid is someone to look up to and care about? I don't get it.

Of course he'll always be hated in Seattle. But, since he has left he has given so many more reasons to not be an A-Rod fan.

neilybabes86

xavier mcdaniel wrote:

dude we didn't know what aplayoff game was until 95

ok so they had 90 wins...but zero rings...being a sox fan you should know all about that

shit even the mets and sox made a the ws in 86

when mel hall and alvaro espinoza are on your team...you suck

if it wasn't for donnie baseball they would have been totally unwatchable


80's were a horrible time for the team..trust us

Don't forget Andy Hawkins and Dave LaPoint.

Believe it or not, those teams from when the Yankees were bad fascinate me because I remember them but not well enough since I was between 10 and 13 during those years.[/quote]

I DISTINCTLY remember raf santana grounding into a triple play

xavier mcdaniel

I remember Tommy John making three errors on the same play in 1988 against the Brewers.

neilybabes86

xavier mcdaniel wrote:

I remember Tommy John making three errors on the same play in 1988 against the Brewers.

lmao


hey at least andy hawkins pitched a no-hitter!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


oh wait we somehow lost that game 1-0 :oops:


so mr. kite do you need some more proof?

xavier mcdaniel

neilybabes86 wrote:

xavier mcdaniel wrote:

I remember Tommy John making three errors on the same play in 1988 against the Brewers.

lmao


hey at least andy hawkins pitched a no-hitter!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


oh wait we somehow lost that game 1-0 :oops:


so mr. kite do you need some more proof?

Actually it was 4-0 thanks to a few errors from Mike Blowers, Jim Leyritz and Jesse Barfield.

BinauralJam

It was very windy that day very windy!!!

neilybabes86

xavier mcdaniel wrote:

neilybabes86 wrote:

xavier mcdaniel wrote:

I remember Tommy John making three errors on the same play in 1988 against the Brewers.

lmao


hey at least andy hawkins pitched a no-hitter!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


oh wait we somehow lost that game 1-0 :oops:


so mr. kite do you need some more proof?

Actually it was 4-0 thanks to a few errors from Mike Blowers, Jim Leyritz and Jesse Barfield.

wow thats way more impressive ...awesome...good team we had

mike blowers....wow

BinauralJam

Dave LaPoint said he knew it was time to retire when his offspeed pitch and fastball became the same speed.

neilybabes86

BinauralJam wrote:

Dave LaPoint said he knew it was time to retire when his offspeed pitch and fastball became the same speed.

the more i read this thread ..the more the nightmares comeback


its alot more fun to win

xavier mcdaniel

neilybabes86 wrote:

BinauralJam wrote:

Dave LaPoint said he knew it was time to retire when his offspeed pitch and fastball became the same speed.

the more i read this thread ..the more the nightmares comeback


its alot more fun to win

but it's also fun to look back. I remember thinking during those days, this is the team of Ruth, DiMaggio, Gehrig, Mantle, how the *** could they be so bad.

neilybabes86

xavier mcdaniel wrote:

neilybabes86 wrote:

BinauralJam wrote:

Dave LaPoint said he knew it was time to retire when his offspeed pitch and fastball became the same speed.

the more i read this thread ..the more the nightmares comeback


its alot more fun to win

but it's also fun to look back. I remember thinking during those days, this is the team of Ruth, DiMaggio, Gehrig, Mantle, how the *** could they be so bad.

we're roughly the same age so we both remember nothing but bad till the mid 90's

yes i was alive in 77 and 78 but mid 80's is when the sadness started

watching the mets win!!! oh my

The Fixer

the yanks had some solid lineups in the 80's...henderson, mattingly, winfield, bam bam muelens, pagliarulo, kevin maas, matt nokes

the pitching...not so much

neilybabes86

The Fixer wrote:

the yanks had some solid lineups in the 80's...henderson, mattingly, winfield, bam bam muelens, pagliarulo, kevin maas, matt nokes

the pitching...not so much

u mean a solid top 4 ...not lineup

The Fixer

neilybabes86 wrote:

The Fixer wrote:

the yanks had some solid lineups in the 80's...henderson, mattingly, winfield, bam bam muelens, pagliarulo, kevin maas, matt nokes

the pitching...not so much

u mean a solid top 4 ...not lineup

I was half kidding...I know they sucked in the 80s

xavier mcdaniel

The Fixer wrote:

the yanks had some solid lineups in the 80's...henderson, mattingly, winfield, bam bam muelens, pagliarulo, kevin maas, matt nokes

the pitching...not so much

don't forget such luminaries as Roberto Kelly, Claudell Washington, Bob Geren, Mike Fischlin, Butch Wynegar, Joel Skinner..

BinauralJam

For TEN years i had to hear from Mets fans "Who Won it Last" "Who Won it Last? Well FUCK U Mets fans!!! Whose won 5 times since and Kicked Your Ass in the Subway Series, the best part is who beat them :

The Fixer

xavier mcdaniel wrote:

The Fixer wrote:

the yanks had some solid lineups in the 80's...henderson, mattingly, winfield, bam bam muelens, pagliarulo, kevin maas, matt nokes

the pitching...not so much

don't forget such luminaries as Roberto Kelly, Claudell Washington, Bob Geren, Mike Fischlin, Butch Wynegar, Joel Skinner..

gotta admit I don't remember the last 3 you named. ken phelps was money with his sweet googs

neilybabes86

i actuallly liked joel skinner :shock:



claudell hit the 10,000 th homerun in yankees history at the metro dome


some trivia for ya...i do remember that game


i think it was 10,000th

BinauralJam

neilybabes86 wrote:

i actuallly liked joel skinner :shock:



claudell hit the 10,000 th homerun in yankees history at the metro dome


some trivia for ya...i do remember that game


i think it was 10,000th

i was at the game that went 18 innings and he won it with a HR!!! i think 1988

Newch91

I was born in 1991 and my first memory is watching the 96 season. I've heard about the 80s teams. It's a shame they did nothing Donnie and Dave "Mr. May" Winfield. No support for them. At least they got a no hitter against the Red Sox in 83 and the Pine Tar game in 83 also.

neilybabes86

Newch91 wrote:

I was born in 1991 and my first memory is watching the 96 season. I've heard about the 80s teams. It's a shame they did nothing Donnie and Dave "Mr. May" Winfield. No support for them. At least they got a no hitter against the Red Sox in 83 and the Pine Tar game in 83 also.

ya didn't miss to much