If Pearl Jam was a baseball player, who would they be?
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Manofthepresenttense wrote:it's merloni you butt plug
haha, I knew that I just misspelled it in my rush to answer0 -
Jeremy plays when Lyle Overbay of the Toronto Blue Jays comes to bat
Forget baseball player, PJ reminds me of the Atlanta Braves. From 1991 until now, they've been one of the best teams in the league.
The Braves fall short though cause they've only won 1 championship.
PJ would win every year of course...0 -
Chase Utley because both are awesome all around.For Rent0
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lastexit78 wrote:First name that came to mind was Greg Maddux. Look at the paralles here. First great season was 1992, won first of 4 CY Young awards. PJ burst onto the music scene that same year.
Turned down a monster deal with the Yankees to sign a lesser deal with the Braves in the winter of 92. PJ took less money a number of times over the years. Refusing to make videos for Vs. and Vitalogy and boycotting Ticketmaster showed they were not about the money.
Always did things without much media hype, just did his job and went home. Sounds a lot like PJ to me.
Maddux started in Chicago just like Eddie, he now plays in San Diego, Eddie's other home after he moved from Chicago.
At times was overshadowed by lesser players who as we now know weren't legit, players who took steroids. Clemens, Bonds, McGwire etc. Meanwhile here's Maddux in 2008 still getting it done (3.68 ERA as of 5/31) PJ was also overshadowed by less talented bands over the course of their career. Only to see those bands (Creed, Limp Biscuit etc) fall apart and become jokes while PJ stayed strong.
Maddux is without a doubt the baseball parrallel of PJ.
Dude...right on! I got the chills reading that deadly accurate post."Had my eyes peeled both wide open, and I got a glimpse...of my innocense, got back my inner sence, baby got it...still got it"0 -
it'd have to be someone who fought the power for what was right and still kicked ass. So it could only be one man
Jackie Robinson0 -
i agree with cal ripken, jr.So I'll just lie down and wait for the dream
Where I'm not ugly and you're lookin' at me0 -
Ryan SandbergBe Excellent To Each OtherParty On, Dudes!0
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Maddux was a great choice....
and the Stankees still suck....
and the Sox are still the champions....
and the Stankees have a guy named JOBA...
and oh yeah, the sox won again tonite.
Babe Ruth would have been a good choice too. He loved to drink and party. He was by far, the greatest live show during his time. And he started a "curse", just as we lifted the Alive curse for eddie!!!" Jump from a cliff to fly, not to fall..."0 -
guys...
the answer is Jose Cardenal.I miss you hippiemom.0 -
Robin Yount!!!Be Excellent To Each OtherParty On, Dudes!0
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Joey Cora. Easy.0
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ajurlacher wrote:Joey Cora. Easy.Be Excellent To Each OtherParty On, Dudes!0
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Don "the Hitman" MattinglyI miss igotid880
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Albert Pujols0
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only read the title not the whole thead. but with no doubt. The Chicago Cubs or Soriano.a WAVE came crashing like a fist to the jaw !
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sailboatcaptain wrote:only read the title not the whole thead. but with no doubt. The Chicago Cubs.
lovable losers? i think not0 -
Here is a summary of the votes. I smell a poll coming on here soon.
Greg Maddux- 4
Cal Ripken, Jr. - 4
Lance Berkman-2
George Brett- 2
Dennis Eckersley- 2
Alex Rodriguez-2
Mike Schmidt- 2
Robin Yount- 2
Kerry Wood- 2
Steve Balboni- 1
Wilson Betemit - 1
Mookie Blaylock (Wilson?)- 1
Sid Bream- 1
Jose Canseco- 1
Jose Cardenal- 1
Joey Cora- 1
Joe Dimaggio-1
Felix Fermin- 1
Ken Griffey, Jr.- 1
Tony Gwynn-1
Josh Hamilton- 1
Keith Hernandez- 1
Derek Jeter- 1
Randy Johnson- 1
Michael Jordan- 1
Ray Lankford- 1
Sixto Lezcano-1
Don Mattingly -1
Bake McBride- 1
Lou Merloni-1
Albert Pujols-1
Manny Ramirez- 1
Pokey Reese- 1
Mariano Rivera- 1
Jackie Robinson-1
Nolan Ryan- 1
Ryne Sandberg- 1
Alfonso Soriano-1
Gary Templeton- 1
Dickie Thon- 1 (OK, he received many votes, but all from one person!)
Chase Utley- 1
Brian Varitek- 1
Mark Whiten- 1
Billy Williams- 10 -
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!
Thank you. GO O's
And, sorry yankee fans, but every player on yor team reminds me of Nickelback...1998-6/20, 6/21
2003-6/1, 10/25
2005-8/29, 9/4
2006-7/2, 7/22, 7/23
2008-4/15(EV solo)
2009-9/21, 9/22, 9/28
2011-9/3, 9/4
2012-9/30
2013-7/19, 11/300 -
Albert"WE'RE UH, WE'RE GONNA DO THIS ONE WHICH IS UH, CERTAINLY NOT A USUAL ONE, AND THEN UH, JUST TAKE A FEW MORE MINUTES, THEN UH, AND THEN WE'RE GONNA DO OUR BEST TO KEEP TOM PETTY AND THE HEARTBREAKERS AWAKE FR..." (cheering at intro)...
--->H2I
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"WE'RE UH, WE'RE GONNA DO THIS ONE WHICH IS UH, CERTAINLY NOT A USUAL ONE, AND THEN UH, JUST TAKE A FEW MORE MINUTES, THEN UH, AND THEN WE'RE GONNA DO OUR BEST TO KEEP TOM PETTY AND THE HEARTBREAKERS AWAKE FR..." (cheering at intro)...
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