BF_in_Indiana Posted November 10, 2004 Posted November 10, 2004 Yeah, Bonds wouldn't have hit 100 home runs with one of the two Cardinals batting behind him. His team was in the playoff chase down to the last weekend. Where would they be without him? FAR below .500. Rolen as an MVP? Yeah, great second half. Your view of baseball is so skewed... 110888[/snapback] So if a guy hit 85 homers in the first half with 200 RBIs and then had no homers and no RBIs the second half he wouldn't be MVP? Actually the MVP should be Adrian Beltre.
BF_in_Indiana Posted November 10, 2004 Posted November 10, 2004 Ah the Yankees are coming to Busch? I will certainly be attending that.
gantrules Posted November 10, 2004 Posted November 10, 2004 Adrian Beltre??? c'mon he deserves credit but no one is Bonds. HR RBI BA OBP OPS Bonds 45 101 .362 .609 1.422.........with 373 at bats Beltre 48 121 .334 .388 1.017.........with 598 at bats Pujols 46 123 .331 .415 1.072.........with 592 at bats Bonds commands more respect than either of these players. Each had 200 more at bats and had approximately the same output. If Bonds would have been pitched to and his averages remained the same he would have hit 72 HR and drove in 162 RBI. You can't tell me that Pujols or Beltre are at the level of Bonds b/c they aren't statistically.
Alaska Darin Posted November 10, 2004 Posted November 10, 2004 So if a guy hit 85 homers in the first half with 200 RBIs and then had no homers and no RBIs the second half he wouldn't be MVP? Actually the MVP should be Adrian Beltre. 111345[/snapback] If your head was as big as a Chrysler Pacifica, would it still fit up your ass? That's as valid a question as the one you posed. Beltre certainly had a career season in his walk year. I wouldn't vote for him as MVP, but would place him 3rd behind Bonds and Pujols. JMO.
Moose Posted November 11, 2004 Posted November 11, 2004 Clemens is an overrated, fat-assed jerk who HITS batters intentionally. He has a problem with anger management and aggression control. Yankee fans "forgot" this reputation when he became a pinstriped-clad hero. Once a jerk, always a jerk. (He probably kicks his dog when he's mad.) He'll get no respect from me... ever. *spit*
MDH Posted November 11, 2004 Posted November 11, 2004 Pujols or Rolen should be the MVP but they won't get it. 110823[/snapback] When they walked off the field after game 4 of the WS, they were losers...
BF_in_Indiana Posted November 11, 2004 Posted November 11, 2004 When they walked off the field after game 4 of the WS, they were losers... 112397[/snapback] Very true. They got National League Championship rings though
Alaska Darin Posted November 11, 2004 Posted November 11, 2004 Clemens is an overrated, fat-assed jerk who HITS batters intentionally. He has a problem with anger management and aggression control. Yankee fans "forgot" this reputation when he became a pinstriped-clad hero. Once a jerk, always a jerk. (He probably kicks his dog when he's mad.) He'll get no respect from me... ever. *spit* 112287[/snapback] I'm sure he's crushed.
BF_in_Indiana Posted November 11, 2004 Posted November 11, 2004 I'm sure he's crushed. 112419[/snapback] Her actual comments hold a little merit Darin. He made a comment durring the NLCS before game 3. It was something like "If I don't win tomorrow someone is going to die out there.". Someone is going to die out there? It's baseball. I can appreciate his love for the game, but comparing baseball with death is just a joke.
Alaska Darin Posted November 11, 2004 Posted November 11, 2004 Her actual comments hold a little merit Darin. He made a comment durring the NLCS before game 3. It was something like "If I don't win tomorrow someone is going to die out there.". Someone is going to die out there? It's baseball. I can appreciate his love for the game, but comparing baseball with death is just a joke. 112965[/snapback] It's a metaphor. People really need to stop hanging on every comment somebody makes and then using it to fit some pathetic personal crusade. Clements is a throwback pitcher. When I was a kid, his attitude would have been the norm, rather than the abberration.
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