If Pearl Jam was a baseball player, who would they be?

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  • amram
    amram Posts: 13
    Bathgate66 wrote:
    batting champion last year ?

    ARod is too much.... He's like Metallica... A big sellout and all about himself... The Big Puma (Berkman) flies under the radar doing his own thing...
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  • Bathgate66
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    amram wrote:
    ARod is too much.... He's like Metallica... A big sellout and all about himself... The Big Puma (Berkman) flies under the radar doing his own thing...


    aha

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  • Lizardking
    Lizardking Posts: 936
    Manny Ramirez, just have fun!!!



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  • pjsyco
    pjsyco Wilmington, NC Posts: 652
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  • Sane Mary
    Sane Mary Posts: 223
    Bathgate66 wrote:
    the stadium plays " betterman" everytime this guy comes to bat.
    Do they really?!
    I thought it was going to be a link to Jeets, which would have been a good one.
  • pjsyco
    pjsyco Wilmington, NC Posts: 652
    amram wrote:
    ARod is too much.... He's like Metallica... A big sellout and all about himself... The Big Puma (Berkman) flies under the radar doing his own thing...
    agreed
  • Sane Mary
    Sane Mary Posts: 223
    PJammer4life wrote:
    Mike Schmidt
    excellent one! Much better suggestion than Greg Luzinski. Bake McBride would have been a fun one.
  • Wilds
    Wilds Posts: 4,329
    If they were a past player they would be Joe Dimaggio.

    Carries himself with dignity and class. Tried to keep a lower profile. And one of the greatest of all time. Especially all around game. Much like the entire band contributing.

    I'll try and think of a current one.
  • Gmoney
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  • Wilds
    Wilds Posts: 4,329
    Perhaps now they are Kerry Wood.

    Made splash on the scene as a superstar. PJ took a back seat away from the media. Wood got injured and was kind of out of the spotlight.

    Wood is now back and in a different role. Kind of like PJ's music evolving. Still great.
  • Sane Mary
    Sane Mary Posts: 223
    Wilds wrote:
    Perhaps now they are Kerry Wood.

    Made splash on the scene as a superstar. PJ took a back seat away from the media. Wood got injured and was kind of out of the spotlight.

    Wood is now back and in a different role. Kind of like PJ's music evolving. Still great.
    I was waiting for the first pitcher. Good one, particularly given his PJ connection. However, without the longevity yet, maybe Dennis Eckersley, Nolan Ryan or Randy Johnson are more appropriate.
  • Drop The Leash 10
    Drop The Leash 10 Posts: 7,011
    Bathgate66 wrote:
    A Rod
    pearl jam isnt gay.
    I will be what i could be
    Once I get out of this town


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  • Wilds
    Wilds Posts: 4,329
    Sane Mary wrote:
    I was waiting for the first pitcher. Good one, particularly given his PJ connection. However, without the longevity yet, maybe Dennis Eckersley, Nolan Ryan or Randy Johnson are more appropriate.


    I like the Eck one. Hall of Famer with style. Championships, addiction. Awesome career.

    Loved the East and West Coasts. lol.
  • Monkey Wrench
    Monkey Wrench Posts: 104
    no one has said good ol' Cal Ripken Jr. yet.

    Cal Jr. wasn't flashy, he liked to get dirty and he got the job done. Reliable and consistent. Day in, day out and the longevity and durability of this class act were unquestionable. Kinda like our boys!

    Both are/were ambassadors for their respective craft!
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  • Drop The Leash 10
    Drop The Leash 10 Posts: 7,011
    BeerBaron wrote:
    You must have missed the stories last summer about A-Rod hitting the town in Toronto with a stripper from the Brass Rail :)
    oh i remebered that. like i said, pearl jam isnt gay. :)





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  • pjsyco
    pjsyco Wilmington, NC Posts: 652
    Monkey Wrench wrote:
    no one has said good ol' Cal Ripken Jr. yet.

    Cal Jr. wasn't flashy, he liked to get dirty and he got the job done. Reliable and consistent. Day in, day out and the longevity and durability of this class act were unquestionable. Kinda like our boys!

    Both are/were ambassadors for their respective craft!
    How could we forget Cal Ripken, JR.? Winner Winner Chicken Dinner
  • alpitt
    alpitt Posts: 91
    Keith Hernandez!
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