There, I fixed that for youOriginally Posted by Biggin
Ill do it for you;
the greatest left handed hitter any person on this board has ever seen swing a baseball bat.
There, I fixed that for youIll do it for you;
the greatest left handed hitter any person on this board has ever seen swing a baseball bat.
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no way, Musial over Williams?
and Stripes, I cant see how this is still debatable.
Bonds was consistently one of the highest LFs in assists and putouts, leading hte league several times. One play does not make a career. In terms of LFs, he had one of the best arms of his generation.
Bonds averaged a full three assists over CF Damon, who had way more chances to throw out people. CFs typically have WAY more assists than LFs.
Like I posted earlier, Bonds averaged almost 11 assists per season during that stretch when he was young, which is a very high number for a LF.
Matt Holliday is a good defender, not great but a good defender with a strong arm.
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71 Days.
The 1971 MVP and Cy Young award winner. He's not mentioned enough when people talk great pitchers.
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Unique trivia question about Vida Blue -- last switch hitter to win American League MVP. No lie.
70 Days.
thats brooks robinson but i dont get the reference.
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