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Chuck Knoblauch forgot how to throw the ball to first base.

Mackey Sasser forgot how to throw the ball back to the pitcher. Ruined his career, and he was a good catcher.

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Mackey Sasser forgot how to throw the ball back to the pitcher. Ruined his career, and he was a good catcher.

The yips

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I thought when he made his transition from pitching to the OF and had that full year with 25 home runs and batted around .260 he would go on to have a solid career.

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Len Bias. !@#$ the Celtics and all, but he would've been tremendous in the NBA.

That one's a good call Bias-Michael Jordan might've been the Magic-Bird rivalry of the 90s. Would have been really interesting to see how basketball history would've been rewritten with Len Bias around

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:huh: Why would you feel bad for Tim Duncan? He has 5 rings and will be a first ballot Hall of Famer

Good point. I think I confused "feel bad for" for underrated. Todd Heap is the first person that comes to mind as far as "feeling bad for" goes.

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That one's a good call Bias-Michael Jordan might've been the Magic-Bird rivalry of the 90s. Would have been really interesting to see how basketball history would've been rewritten with Len Bias around

 

Interesting point, maybe, Lebron wouldn't be getting 6-0 to 3-5 put in the face everytime the MJ comparisons surface.

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That one's a good call Bias-Michael Jordan might've been the Magic-Bird rivalry of the 90s. Would have been really interesting to see how basketball history would've been rewritten with Len Bias around

I have no sympathy for people that kill themselves due to stupid behavior.

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Mark Fidrych. Rookie of the year and led the both leagues in ERA in 1976. Got injured high-fiving some outfielder, was never the same. Died working on his truck when a coat or shirt go tangled up. Something like that anyways.

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Mark Fidrych. Rookie of the year and led the both leagues in ERA in 1976. Got injured high-fiving some outfielder, was never the same. Died working on his truck when a coat or shirt go tangled up. Something like that anyways.

Tigers also pitched his arm off, IIRC.

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