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#2013147 - 12/02/12 07:32 AM Re: Hall of Fame [Re: 33rdStreet]
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Great show by the way
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#2013148 - 12/02/12 07:41 AM Re: Hall of Fame [Re: 33rdStreet]
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 Originally Posted By: 33rdStreet
Great show by the way


Yes it is.
Do you ever watch Clubhouse Confidential? It's on every day so I don't get a chance to watch it but a couple times a week and that's when I remember to DVR it. I copied and pasted the following....

Clubhouse Confidential
With sabermetrics continually at the forefront of baseball conversations, Clubhouse Confidential with Brian Kenny discusses and debates the day's news and moves using modern statistical research and value projection. Segments like "High Heat," "The Showdown" and "The Shredder" welcome differing opinions to reach conclusions in the new age of baseball analytics.
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#2013149 - 12/02/12 07:43 AM Re: Hall of Fame [Re: gaugman]
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I watch shows like that during the offseason only to satisfy my insatiable thirst for baseball otherwise I will fight the sabermetric craze until I'm 6 feet under!!!! Lol
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#2013150 - 12/02/12 07:46 AM Re: Hall of Fame [Re: 33rdStreet]
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 Originally Posted By: 33rdStreet
I watch shows like that during the offseason only to satisfy my insatiable thirst for baseball otherwise I will fight the sabermetric craze until I'm 6 feet under!!!! Lol


LOL. I think it's a losing battle.
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#2013151 - 12/02/12 07:48 AM Re: Hall of Fame [Re: gaugman]
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Sadly you are probably right
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#2013152 - 12/02/12 08:33 AM Re: Hall of Fame [Re: 33rdStreet]
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 Originally Posted By: 33rdStreet
Sadly you are probably right


Some mentioning of Grich and Tommy John, here is the remainder of MLB's list (Top 10 above):

1. Tim Raines
2. Jack Morris
3. Mark McGwire
4. Minnie Minoso
5. Jeff Bagwell
6. Lee Smith
7. Alan Trammell
8. Ted Simmons
9. Dick Allen
10. Jim Kaat
11. Luis Tiant
12. Dale Murphy
13. Ken Boyer
14. Joe Torre
15. Dwight Evans
16. Rafael Palmero
17. Steve Garvey
18. Gil Hodges
19. Don Mattingly
20. Keith Hernandez
21. Edgar Matinez
22. Tommy John
23. Lou Whitaker
24. Larry Walker
25. Will Clark
26. Tony Oliva
27. Dave Parker
28. Ron Guidry
29. Maury Wills
30. Buck O'Neill
31. Albert Belle
32. Dave Concepcion
33. Juan Gonzalez
34. Jimmy Wynn
35. Bill Freehan (Another Tiger - entire career with Tigers)
36. Bobby Grich
37. Harold Baines
38. Fred McGriff
39. Mark Grace
40. Roger Maris

They did note that Pete Rose and Joe Jackson were not eligible for this vote.





Edited by FYS (12/02/12 08:35 AM)
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#2013153 - 12/02/12 08:51 AM Re: Hall of Fame [Re: FYS]
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Some great names on that list
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#2013156 - 12/02/12 10:03 AM Re: Hall of Fame [Re: 33rdStreet]
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Al Oliver
2700+ hits
.300 lifetime hitter
Silver slugger winner @3 positions
Led NL in 5 offensive categories in 1982, 1st since Musial.
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#2013159 - 12/02/12 10:10 AM Re: Hall of Fame [Re: brewing]
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 Originally Posted By: brewing
Al Oliver
2700+ hits
.300 lifetime hitter
Silver slugger winner @3 positions
Led NL in 5 offensive categories in 1982, 1st since Musial.


Good choice!
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#2013161 - 12/02/12 10:15 AM Re: Hall of Fame [Re: gaugman]
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Tiant might be the best pitcher on that list and I don't think he belongs.

McGwire
Bagwell
Palmero
Walker
Gonzalez
I think these 5 have all been tainted
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