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I could be persuaded though.
I assume Gammons will be leading the Juan Gonzalez hall of fame charge in a few years?
Since Moss kind of sucks, this doesn't give me a lot of hope for Kalish and Anderson.
Of course, I'm me, and not a prospect expert, so YMMV.
I liked the comment about the Red Sox and Yankees hoping to wake up and discover Johan is a Met. Why Omar and Johan won't hook up is the greatest mystery in American culture since the failure of Mary and Brett Favre to shack up back in 1998...
Dude, she was a 49ers fan.
How would have Rice done in the MVP balloting if he had played in the Astrodome his entire career?
–verb (used with object) 1. to lower in dignity or estimation; bring into contempt: He felt they were degrading him by making him report to the supervisor.
2. to lower in character or quality; debase.
3. to reduce (someone) to a lower rank, degree, etc.; deprive of office, rank, status, or title, esp. as a punishment: degraded from director to assistant director.
4. to reduce in amount, strength, intensity, etc.
So, I guess he's using the fourth one. I always interpret degrade along the lines of 1 & 2. I thought the word was a bit out of place.
I guess a lot of walks will add up to a "stealth OPS+".....
I assume Gammons will be leading the Juan Gonzalez hall of fame charge in a few years?
And Albert Belle. And Dale Murphy.
Sounds like a walk year/option year drive.
That role was written for Steve Young, but he read the script and realized he couldn't be a part of it. ####### Mormons.
I don't disagree that he's a 4th OF type. I think he'd be a good fourth OF. Nothing wrong with that, although if the highest regarded young hitter in the system hits like a 4th OF, then I think that kind of sucks. I meant it more as an indictment of the system.
Only when they're married!
A smart Farrelly brother would have gone for the jugular and gotten Joe to be in it.
And Albert Belle. And Dale Murphy.
Juan only made the top 5 in MVP voting 4 times, not 6. Clearly not a Ricean figure.
Bell only did it 3 times; Murphy twice.
Jim Rice is, in fact, 29th all time in Career MVP Shares. The only eligible player ahead of him who is not in the Hall of Fame is Dave Parker.
Well, that convinces me.
Dave Parker is a Hall of Famer.
Oh man, you should hear the way I talk. The roundabout way I type is actually a vast improvement.
I think Johan makes the most sense for the Dodgers because they have money and prospects but they don't seem too interested in him for some reason. The Mets make the most sense of the remaining teams in my opinion but don't have the prospects the Yanks and Sox have.
That's unpossible.
It's not only not unpossible its almost not uninevitable,
Pinocchio: Uh. Hmm, well, uh, I don't know where he's not
Prince Charming: You're telling me you don't know where Shrek is?
Pinocchio: It wouldn't be inaccurate to assume that I couldn't exactly not say that it is or isn't almost partially incorrect.
Prince Charming: So you do know where he is!
Pinocchio: On the contrary. I'm possibly more or less not definitely rejecting the idea that in no way with any amount of uncertainty that I undeniably
Prince Charming: Stop it!
Pinocchio: ...do or do not know where he shouldn't probably be, if that indeed wasn't where he isn't. Even if he wasn't at where I knew he was. That'd mean I'd really have to know where he wasn't.
I agree.
EDIT: too slow.
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By the way, I guess I'm the first here to congratulate Rob Neyer. Congratulations, Rob: You can add Peter Gammons to the list of prominent writers who have gone out of their way to personally, by name, slap you in the face with a shoestring. Most of us can only dream of that kind of celebrity.
Well, it certainly was disobvious to me.
* * *
Unobvious? Aobvious? Antiobvious?
I'd say it is more Gammons' background--Gammons covered those 1970s-80s Red Sox teams, saw them, wrote about them, remembers them. Rice was a dramatic, important part of that time, place, and team, so it makes sense that Rice would be "huge"--and a HoFer--in Gammons' mind.
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What a lousy chat. The ranking of those guys behind Moss is an indictment of Gammons, not the prospects. And Gammons makes it sound like Rice walked away a la Barry Sanders. Rice was unceremoniously released after hitting .234 with no power or walks. Why does Gammons take Neyer's well-backed-up opinion that Rice isn't a HOF player personally?
The Ortiz stuff is ridiculous too. Gee, I sure hope he can get back his duende so that he can return to hitting like he did in 2006, rather than his superior hitting in 2007.
Papi Ortiz is an Andalusian/Gypsy flamenco dancer?
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