Baseball Hall of Fame 2018
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I thought Mark Wholers thew the fastest pitch ever at 103 but looked it up and it Aroldis Chapman at 105.1.WhatYouTaughtMe said:
Yeah, they accounted for how and where the pitches were measured from and recalculated to figure out how they compared to today's fastballs.Degeneratefk said:
Yea, looks like guys like Walter Johnson was throwing around 94mph. Ifbi remember right, Nolan Ryan threw the fastest pitch at 108?? Ambi remembering that right?WhatYouTaughtMe said:
Have you watched Fastball on Netflix? They try to sort out how hard guys were throwing back then.Wobbie said:Indifference71 said:
Yep. Baseball HOF voters are the worst.Degeneratefk said:I hate BBHOF voters. They are all uppity bitches. Edgar and McGriff should be in.
Chipper, Thome, and Hoffman are no brainers. I guess I never considered Vlad a HOFer. But that dude could hit a baseball and had a cannon of an arm.
Ken Griffey Jr. somehow wasn't unanimously voted in last year. Even fucking Babe Ruth wasn't a unanimous vote! Bunch of pretentious douchebags.
griffey may have juiced
also, I wonder (seriously) what would have been the fastest pitch fat babe ever had to hit.
Even so, the fields were generally bigger back then.
Edit - 108 is nasty
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Yeah, I think the argument for Ryan was how they used to point the radar near the plate. Then they started tracking closer to the mound, inflating the modern speeds.tempo_n_groove said:
I thought Mark Wholers thew the fastest pitch ever at 103 but looked it up and it Aroldis Chapman at 105.1.WhatYouTaughtMe said:
Yeah, they accounted for how and where the pitches were measured from and recalculated to figure out how they compared to today's fastballs.Degeneratefk said:
Yea, looks like guys like Walter Johnson was throwing around 94mph. Ifbi remember right, Nolan Ryan threw the fastest pitch at 108?? Ambi remembering that right?WhatYouTaughtMe said:
Have you watched Fastball on Netflix? They try to sort out how hard guys were throwing back then.Wobbie said:Indifference71 said:
Yep. Baseball HOF voters are the worst.Degeneratefk said:I hate BBHOF voters. They are all uppity bitches. Edgar and McGriff should be in.
Chipper, Thome, and Hoffman are no brainers. I guess I never considered Vlad a HOFer. But that dude could hit a baseball and had a cannon of an arm.
Ken Griffey Jr. somehow wasn't unanimously voted in last year. Even fucking Babe Ruth wasn't a unanimous vote! Bunch of pretentious douchebags.
griffey may have juiced
also, I wonder (seriously) what would have been the fastest pitch fat babe ever had to hit.
Even so, the fields were generally bigger back then.
Edit - 108 is nasty
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Clemens, Bonds, McGwire, Sosa and Palmiero should all be in!0
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tempo_n_groove said:Clemens, Bonds, McGwire, Sosa and Palmiero should all be in!
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sammy sosa is not HOF.If I had known then what I know now...
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clemens and bonds were beasts before using steroids and I believe they should be in. The other three, no way, especially Sosa. That dude became a freak of nature after taking roids.tempo_n_groove said:Clemens, Bonds, McGwire, Sosa and Palmiero should all be in!I'll ride the wave where it takes me......0 -
Don't be dumb. Dude has over 600 homerunsWobbie said:sammy sosa is not HOF.will myself to find a home, a home within myself
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Sosa never showed he could mash without the juice.
McGwire was hitting balls 600’ when he was a beanpole, has come clean, and is back in the game and shown that he knows hitting.
Anybody questioning Vlad should check the numbers or start watching highlight reels. Dude could hit from his bill to his shoelaces and had a freaking hose. One of the handful of best players for his whole career.
Donnie Baseball, no way. You say if you put him bin a good lie up he’s a lock, I say put him somewhere besides NY and nobody is giving him a second look for the HoF.Post edited by DewieCox on0 -
Sosa was a 30-30 guy before juicing. Why does no one remember that?!?DewieCox said:Sosa never showed he could mash without the juice.
McGwire was hitting balls 600’ when he was a beanpole, has come clean, and is back in the game and shown that he knows hitting.
Anybody questioning Vlad should check the numbers or start watching highlight reels. Dude could hit from his bill to his shoelaces and had a freaking hose. One of the handful of best players for his whole career.
Donnie Baseball, no way. You say if you put him bin a good lie up he’s a lock, I say put him somewhere besides NY and nobody is giving him a second look for the HoF.
I LOVED Vlad and that he gave his soul to the Angels but he just didn't have the numbers to get in. This is why the HOF is not as exclusive as it once was and why I think the writers STILL have it wrong. The Hall of Good...
With this type of thinking Mattingly will be let in...0 -
Mattingly played with a bad back the last 7-8 years. Still put up respectable numbers some players need 20 seasons to get. Was a great defender. Unfortunately they don't value first basemen. Alan Trammell and Jack Morris are getting in. Both are iffy and didn't play for NY.DewieCox said:Sosa never showed he could mash without the juice.
McGwire was hitting balls 600’ when he was a beanpole, has come clean, and is back in the game and shown that he knows hitting.
Anybody questioning Vlad should check the numbers or start watching highlight reels. Dude could hit from his bill to his shoelaces and had a freaking hose. One of the handful of best players for his whole career.
Donnie Baseball, no way. You say if you put him bin a good lie up he’s a lock, I say put him somewhere besides NY and nobody is giving him a second look for the HoF.I miss igotid880 -
Do you think marino rivera be the first unanimous first ballot hall of famer?I'll ride the wave where it takes me......0
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yeah I still can't figure out how The Kid did not get 100%.PRL1JAM said:mcgruff10 said:Do you think marino rivera be the first unanimous first ballot hall of famer?
after seeing how Griffey didn't get all unanimous...who knows?
He (Rivera) definitely deserves itI'll ride the wave where it takes me......0 -
mcgruff10 said:Do you think marino rivera be the first unanimous first ballot hall of famer?
hell, no.If I had known then what I know now...
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Missoula 12
Portland 13, Spokane 13
St. Paul 14, Denver 14Philly I & II, 16Denver 22
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Nobody will ever be a unanimous shoe in.will myself to find a home, a home within myself
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Home runs aside, Sammy Sosa an Mark McGwire should be in for the simple fact that they saved baseball in the 90s.
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Ain't that the truth!HesCalledDyer said:Home runs aside, Sammy Sosa an Mark McGwire should be in for the simple fact that they saved baseball in the 90s.0 -
I remember watching pearl jam on stage in east rutherford, nj in '98 and that moment ed heard that mcgwire has broken the record...such a cool moment.HesCalledDyer said:Home runs aside, Sammy Sosa an Mark McGwire should be in for the simple fact that they saved baseball in the 90s.I'll ride the wave where it takes me......0
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