No Jose Canseco on list???
No Jose Canseco on list???
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Just above average? Bahaha. Yeah three mvps in the early 90s, and should have been four. Pujols wasnt even in the league when bonds won his first three mvps (90-94). Pujols came up in 2001. Bonds came up in 1986.
"Just above average" lol
Yeah he juiced. Don't act like he was some meh player before that. Makes you look uninformed. Don't like the guy? That's different.
Last edited by makila; January 11, 2022 at 09:59 AM.
Without steroids, Bonds would probably be in the Hall of Fame. With Pittsburg, he had 2 MVP's and was 2nd once, had 3 gold gloves, led the league in OPS+ three times, led his team to the playoffs three times. It is pretty well believed that steroids didn't enter the equation until after he went to San Francisco, so those 7 years showed his ability.
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A little late to the conversation here...
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Derek Jeter, by far the most overrated player in the history of the game. He started winning Gold Gloves as a type of "lifetime achievement award" a year after he should have had the class to move off shortstop because of his declining range.
George Bell, saw him ground out to short once, he jogged down to first, was thrown out by a mile. He touched the bag and walked - slowly - back to the dugout while the pitcher waited on the rubber for him to clear. Sure he was upset, but so what? The game isn't all about you.
Paul O'Neill, way too cocky and arrogant in his interviews. His "kick ball" was a lucky break for him, his attitude should have benched him. A total punk.
Keith Hernandez, a solid player with the Mets, but took advantage of a desperate Cleveland Indians team by signing a big contract and then quitting on the team.
Torii Hunter, constant whiner when he played, especially when a pitch came inside. Once stared out at the pitcher for what he thought was an "up and in" pitch that was called a strike!
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