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Posted by Shamez214 on Oct-19-2005 22:02:

quote:
Originally posted by Member of X
Whose that one guy that is the scariest hitter in the game? The one guy who when your team is facing him and you see him on-deck in a crucial situation you're like "Uh oh!"

I think obviously Poo-Holes but I'd say a tie between him and David Ortiz. Barry Bonds used to be that guy, especially that juiced up world series year. Scary!

What about pitcher? For me, it's Mariano Rivera. I know he's blown a few ones but overall.. it's like Game Over when you hear "Enter Sandman." Maybe Curt Schilling as a starter but not anymore...


Actually, Bonds' 2004 was his best, most scary year, not '02. And it's undoubtedly the greatest Single-Season of all-time. His OBP without taking into account any hits, was .376. ABs/HR: 8.3 (the best besides his 2001 when they actually pitched to him... sort of). And his Isolated Power was .450 (again, the best besdies 2001 when they were still pitching to him). His OPS in '04 was 1.421 which shattered his previous years.

As for who is the most scary hitter to face... It's gotta be Pujols or Ortiz. Manny is also up there.

Pitchers... I'd say Mariano, Gagne (but he didn't pitch this year, so who knows about next), & Johan.


Posted by Member of X on Oct-19-2005 22:39:

quote:
Originally posted by Shamez214
Actually, Bonds' 2004 was his best, most scary year, not '02. And it's undoubtedly the greatest Single-Season of all-time. His OBP without taking into account any hits, was .376. ABs/HR: 8.3 (the best besides his 2001 when they actually pitched to him... sort of). And his Isolated Power was .450 (again, the best besdies 2001 when they were still pitching to him). His OPS in '04 was 1.421 which shattered his previous years.

As for who is the most scary hitter to face... It's gotta be Pujols or Ortiz. Manny is also up there.

Pitchers... I'd say Mariano, Gagne (but he didn't pitch this year, so who knows about next), & Johan.


I just mention the world series year because it was scary during the playoffs and world series. Remember those bombs he hit off K Rod that were like 100 mph? So I'm thinking scary in the most pressure packed moment of the world series. But 2004 was his better year and most feared over the long haul, agree with ya.


Posted by jonze on Oct-20-2005 03:06:

looks like the 'stros and sox


Posted by verndogs on Oct-20-2005 03:24:

yay..another historic WS


i hope it's a classic that goes to 7


Posted by Shamez214 on Oct-20-2005 03:30:

I hope something awesome happens in this WS. Like a Complete Game. Or a 4 HR game. Or something awesome. A game 7 like the Mets-Angels game this year where the Mets were down 3-2 in the 9th and Marlon Ander hits an Inside-the-Park Homerun to tie it up... then Cliff hits a 3 run HR to win it in the 11th... that would be fucking dope!


Posted by Eddie N MIAMI on Oct-20-2005 03:30:

o well I saw it coming today

hope the White Sox win it then

random white sox players time...Lance Johnson,Greg Luzinski,Britt Burns


Posted by jonze on Oct-20-2005 03:35:

dan pasqua, scott fletcher, barry jones, scott radinsky, bobby thigpen, bill melton....


Posted by verndogs on Oct-20-2005 03:41:

Minnie Minoso, Hoyt Wilhelm, Bobby Bonilla


Posted by Eddie N MIAMI on Oct-20-2005 03:42:

Dennis Lamp,Jorge Orta,Wilson Alverez, Floyd Bannister,harry Chappas,Jim Morrisson, Mike Squires,Eddie Stanky


Posted by Eddie N MIAMI on Oct-20-2005 03:43:

oh and Steve Trout of course


Posted by jonze on Oct-20-2005 03:45:

quote:
Originally posted by verndogs
Minnie Minoso



i actually met him at the mall by my house one time when i was a kid. i had no clue who he was but a lot of people were going nuts. i got an autograph for the hell of it.


Posted by Eddie N MIAMI on Oct-20-2005 03:47:

quote:
Originally posted by jonze234
i actually met him at the mall by my house one time when i was a kid. i had no clue who he was but a lot of people were going nuts. i got an autograph for the hell of it.

he s right up there with Clemente as the most legendary Latin players ever, very cool you met him and got his Hancock, still have it?must be worth alot?


Posted by jonze on Oct-20-2005 03:58:

quote:
Originally posted by Eddie N MIAMI
he s right up there with Clemente as the most legendary Latin players ever, very cool you met him and got his Hancock, still have it?must be worth alot?



yea im pretty sure i still have it. i have the majority of my sports stuff stored away for the time being. but like i said, i was only like 9 or 10 when i met him so i didnt really know who he was.


Posted by LeopoldStotch on Oct-20-2005 05:02:

forgetting the great jack mcdowell from the 90s

also ..

alex fernandez
frank thomas ( could he win his first WS, and didn't play an AB .. :wtf
robin ventura
bo jackson ( )
harold baines
maggy ordonez ( wow .. he leaves, and then his former team makes it to the WS .. must be kicking himself right now )


and some astros like :

pete harnisch
daryl kile
jeff juden
mark portugal
mike hampton
doug drabek

derek bell (part of the killer b's with biggio and bagwell)
nolan ryan
phil garner


Posted by verndogs on Oct-20-2005 05:21:

the former astros- former white sox connection

nolan ryan noogied robin ventura


Posted by Eddie N MIAMI on Oct-20-2005 05:24:

quote:
Originally posted by LeopoldStotch

frank thomas ( could he win his first WS, and didn't play an AB .. :wtf

maggy ordonez ( wow .. he leaves, and then his former team makes it to the WS .. must be kicking himself right now )

holy shit thats right lol, hadnt thought about those 2

Alex Fernandez won the world series with the marlins without doin anything either lol he was our "heart and soul of the bench" though


Posted by Eddie N MIAMI on Oct-20-2005 05:24:

quote:
Originally posted by verndogs
the former astros- former white sox connection

nolan ryan noogied robin ventura

LMAO


Posted by TweeK on Oct-20-2005 13:44:

What about them astros now?



Posted by jonze on Oct-20-2005 13:55:

quote:
Originally posted by verndogs
the former astros- former white sox connection

nolan ryan noogied robin ventura



best baseball fight ever.


Posted by jonze on Oct-20-2005 14:00:

quote:
Originally posted by LeopoldStotch

maggy ordonez ( wow .. he leaves, and then his former team makes it to the WS .. must be kicking himself right now )



chances are we wouldnt have made it with him since he was a clubhouse cancer. that guy did nothing but cry and complain. he still blames ozzie for his contract troubles with the team. we offered him that huge contract which would have hampered kenny williams' ability to get free agents like iguchi, dye, el duque, etc.


Posted by verndogs on Oct-20-2005 14:07:

quote:
Originally posted by jonze234
chances are we wouldnt have made it with him since he was a clubhouse cancer. that guy did nothing but cry and complain. he still blames ozzie for his contract troubles with the team. we offered him that huge contract which would have hampered kenny williams' ability to get free agents like iguchi, dye, el duque, etc.


Months ago, I remember watching Outside the Lines on ESPN when they had a feature on Ozzie Guillen. They had an audio clip of his response to Magglio. Over half of his response got censored out.

After listening to his nice comments, he really gained my respect


Posted by Magnetonium on Oct-20-2005 14:26:

Pool Standings after League Championship Series


Here are the scenarios needed for only the two participants who still have a shot at winning this thing:

dj2kTA needs White Sox to win the WS to win this pool.
Verndogs needs Astros to win the WS to win this pool.

Protege, even though he can still collect runner-up points from every White Sox win, is eliminated from winning this pool and he will finish an impressive 3rd. However, he can finish second only if White Sox manage to sweep the Astros.

In silver-ish colour are participants who have been eliminated from receiving any more points in the WS. Better luck next year!

1. dj2kTA - 66 pts (18-8)

2. verndogs - 64 pts (17-9)

3. Protege - 52 pts (16-10)

4. Magnetonium - 36 pts (10-11)
4. Member of X - 36 pts (10-11)
6. Eddie N MIAMI - 33 pts (11-10)
7. Mebot - 27 pts (10-15)
8. Acid Circus - 25 pts (9-12)
9. SlackerBoy9 - 21 pts (7-8)
10. Dj Smitty20 - 21 pts (8-13)
11. Shamez214 - 17 pts (4-11)


Posted by jonze on Oct-20-2005 15:10:

quote:
Originally posted by verndogs
Months ago, I remember watching Outside the Lines on ESPN when they had a feature on Ozzie Guillen. They had an audio clip of his response to Magglio. Over half of his response got censored out.

After listening to his nice comments, he really gained my respect



i think i know what you're talking about. it had something to do with magglio saying that "he's my enemy" and then ozzie went off the next day and said something like "you want an enemy, ill be your fucking enemy. mags is nothing but a piece of shit." amazingly, it was one of the few interviews he's given that doesn't need subtitles.


Posted by Acid Circus on Oct-20-2005 18:38:

Ah well another year ends for the Cards. Good luck to the Astros in the WS, they may be division rivals but I'll still support them during the WS (even though a Whitesox win would get it right up the Cubbies).


Posted by Protege on Oct-21-2005 14:59:

Third place, thats not too bad

Go Sox!


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